cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0673-v2
title: Omnibus Study No. 3 2002

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were: 1. Smokinghabits Norwegian Directorate of Health 2. Traveling over the last 3 months Statistics Norway 3. Live-in statistics Statistics Norway 4. Expenditure in relation to traveling Ministry of Trade and Industry 5. Attitudes toward immigration/immigrants Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development The Omnibus Survey in August/September (Omnibus nr. 3) 2002 was the third of four Omnibus Surveys in 2002.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0674-v2
title: Omnibus Study No. 4 2002

description: Themes for the Omnibus survey No. 4., 2002: 1. Smokinghabits Norwegian Directorate of Health 2. Traveling over the last 3 months Statistics Norway 3. Cohabition partner statistic Statistics Norway 4. Holidays last 12 months Statistics Norway Data from the survey is divided into several data files. This file contains data on smoking, household, employment and voting.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0675-v2
title: Survey on Flexibility in Norwegian Working Life, 1997.

description: This survey was carried out by Statistics Norway and initiated by the Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and the Ministry of Labour. The survey aims to map out the degree of numerical, functional and financial flexibility in Norwegian companies. The data was collected by doing interviews with the managing directors in different sectors by phone. The survey includes questions on the following themes: - The ownership of the company - Numerical flexibility (temporary employees, hired capacity for wotk etc) - Organization of labour and fuctional flexibility (products or services) - What working group that is most involved in the production - Delegating responsibility, working rotation, working groups, education etc. - Salary, terms of employment and leading structures - Environment and results - Technology and the making of products
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0676-1-v2
title: Party member survey 2000

description: The Party Democracy Survey consists of the following surveys:
- A study conducted in the 1980s which consist of two surveys: a study of the national of party elites in 1984 and a study of national convention delegates in 1985.
- Party Member Survey 1991
- Party Member Survey 2000
- National Convention Survey 2000-01

This is the Party Member Survey from 2000. The project aims to investigate the allegation of a party crisis through empirical research on two levels in the sections: surveys of party convention delegates in season 2000-2001 and including a representative sample of party members in 2000. This makes it possible to compare the different layers of the parties, both in terms of actual activity, perceptions of party democracy, political attitudes and social background. Furthermore, the time dimension key: the results can be compared with previous surveys of national convention delegates in 1985 and party members in 1991.

Project manager is Professor Knut Heidar, Department of Political Science, University of Oslo, and researcher Jo Saglie, Institute for Social Research. The project is affiliated with Makt- og Demokratiutredningen, and funded by the Norwegian Research Council. The project's main results will be published in the Makt og demokratiutredningen book series.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0677-v2
title: Party democracy survey 1991: Party member survey

description: The party democracy survey consists of the following surveys:
- A study conducted in the 1980s that consists of two surveys: a study of the national party elites in 1984 and a study of national convention delegates in 1985.
- Party Member Survey 1991
- Party Member Survey 2000
- National Convention Survey 2000-01

Here is the party member survey 1991 documented. This study was part of a larger study of organizational development in the Norwegian political parties led by Professor Lars Svåsand, University of Bergen and Professor Knut Heidar, University of Oslo. Svåsand was responsible for the study of finance, while Heidar chaired the study of party members. The joint project is called "Parties in change. Party policy under new conditions. " The purpose of the project is to go into the comparative and general debate of party types, their causes and consequences using a Norwegian material. The authors wish to emphasize the organization since the parties, as opposed to systems approach. They will emphasize the thesis of a weakening of internal party vitality - that membership activity is greatly reduced, that party members have instrumental relationship to their political participation. Also central is the thesis of an increasing professionalization and centralization of party organizations - and that changes in party organizations financing can be a key - both as an indicator and cause - of this development. Heidar and Svåsand also want to question the relationship between the organization and system.

Diagnosis of party transformation has three parts: Member activism locally is weakened, top-level party organization strengthened and there is a correlation between the decline locally and increased strength in the middle. The aim of the project is to produce material that can shed light on how durable such a general transformation perspective of parties is, putting this material up against the trends documented from other western European/north American countries, as well as taking up to consideration the significance of the developments that had to survive an encounter with the empirical material, may have various democracy and governance perspective. A member survey will be able to capture the impact of social changes and issues that will be analyzed, for example: How do the parties' grass roots perceive the internal decision-making process in parties? What foundation has members in the traditional conflict lines?
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0678-1-v2
title: Partydemocracy - Delegate, 1985

description: Partydemocracy - Delegate, 1985

The Partydemocracy Survey consists of the following surveys:
- A study conducted in the 1980s that consists of two surveys: a study of the national party elites in 1984 and a study of national convention delegates in 1985.
- Party Member Survey 1991
- Party Member Survey 2000
- National Convention Survey 2000-01

This study documented is the national convention delegates in 1985. A major goal of this investigation was to obtain more systematic knowledge of Norwegian political parties. This applies particularly to the parties' organizational structure, their personnel and the question of how parties work towards their political views, ie. the decision-making process. The project will therefore aim both to encourage new and systematize existing knowledge that sheds light on the political party's role and place in the Norwegian political system.


This study was funded by the Council of Social Science Research (RSF) at the Norwegian Public Scientific Research (NAVF), currently The Research Council of Norway (NRC).
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0678-2-v2
title: Party democracy survey, 1985 - Elite

description: One purpose of this study was to obtain more systematic knowledge about Norwegian political parties. This in particular applies to the political parties organizational structure, their staff and the question of how parties work towards their political views, in other words the actual decision making process. The project is therefore designed both to encourage new knowledge and to systematize existing knowledge that illuminates the political parties role and place in the Norwegian political system.
All the political parties represented in the Storting in the period 1981-85 was in October 1983 asked to participate in the survey.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0679-v3
title: Omnibus Study No. 1 2003

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were: - Attitudes towards oil money (BI Norwegian School of Management) - Working conditions - Voting - Organizational membership The Omnibus Survey in February/March (Omnibus nr. 1) 2003 was the second of four Omnibus Surveys in 2003.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0680-v3
title: Omnibus Study No. 2 2003

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were: - ICT in households (Division for Transport, tourism and ICT statistics at SSB) - Live-in partner statistics (Division for Social and Demographic Research at SSB) - Smoking and smoking habits(Foundation for Health Services Research) The Omnibus Survey in May/June (Omnibus nr. 2) 2003 was the second of four Omnibus Surveys in 2003.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0681-v5
title: Level of living 2003 - Cross sectional study - Working conditions

description: Statistics Norway's (SSB) Level of living - cross-section study (with rotating themes) have as it's primary objective to, over time, cover all important issues concerning the level of living. The topics have rotated in the following way: Working conditions in 1996, 2000, 2003, 2006 and 2009; Living conditions, community and leisure in 1997, 2001, 2004 og 2007; Health in 1998, 2002, 2005 and 2008. The main topic of the Level of Living Survey 2003 is working conditions. The issues that are covered includes: Working conditions Physical working environment Work witk computers Working hours Management Organisational working environment Company health service Work-related accidents Absence due to illness Adjustments in seniors' work Other themes that are touched upon by the survey are related to living conditions, household, child supervision and health.-
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0681-v6
title: Level of living 2003 - Cross sectional study - Working conditions

description: Statistics Norway's (SSB) Level of living - cross-section study (with rotating themes) have as it's primary objective to, over time, cover all important issues concerning the level of living. The topics have rotated in the following way: Working conditions in 1996, 2000, 2003, 2006 and 2009; Living conditions, community and leisure in 1997, 2001, 2004 og 2007;  Health in 1998, 2002, 2005 and 2008. 

The main topic of the Level of Living Survey 2003 is working conditions. The issues that are covered includes:

Working conditions
Physical working environment
Work witk computers
Working hours
Management
Organisational working environment
Company health service
Work-related accidents
Absence due to illness
Adjustments in seniors' work

Other themes that are touched upon by the survey are related to living conditions, household, child supervision and health.-
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0682-v4
title: Survey on Visitation and Alimony 2002

description: The "Survey on Visitation and Alimony 2002" is commissioned by the Ministry of Children and Family (BFD). It was followed by a similar survey in 2004. The purpose of these two surveys is to evaluate the alimony reform that was enforced the 1st of October 2003. The reform introduced new rules for calculation of the alimony. Whilst the contributions before 2003 were calculated as a percentage of the maintenance payer's income, the post-2003 calculation would also take the alimony recipient's economy and child-related expenses into consideration. The main objective of the survey in 2002 was to contribute to the evaluation of the reform by mapping put the situation before the implementation of the reform. The situation after the reform was investigated in the 2004 survey. The Ministry of Children and Family was particularly eager to learn of the extent which the new rules affected the respondents' economic situation and actual time spent with the children.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0683-v2
title: Level of living 1997-2002, panel

description: Statistics Norway have carried through Level of Living surveys after a model with two-year annual surveys, since 1996: A theme rotating, cross-sectional survey in the third quarter, and a panel survey in the first survey. The panel survey was established in 1997. In this design, the main theme in the cross-sectional survey during fall is taken up again in the panel survey in the spring. 2002 was the seventh round of data collection for the panel survey. In 2001, the cross-sectional survey was focused on living conditions. In addition to the regular questions in the survey, there were also some questions that were focused on mapping out various sides of the family doctor arrangement.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0684-v3
title: World Health Survey, Norwegian data, 2003

description: The World Health Survey is a multi-country survey. The aim of the survey program is to gather data on health states, disability, responsiveness and provision of health services in a wide range of health systems. Statistics Norway (SSB) has been responsible for the data collection in Norway. The survey is concerned with the relation between needs for health services in the population (respondents health condition) and available health services, and it includes questions about the quality of available services. It is particularly focused on how patients are greeted and treated in the health services, which is evaluated from subjective expectations. The health services in this survey includes srevices that are offered by general practitioner, specialist, psychologist, midwife, dentist, physiotherapist, chiropractor and alternative therapist.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0690-v2
title: Consumer Expenditure Survey 2000

description: Statistisk sentralbyrå har brukt periodiske forbruksundersøkelser som grunnlag for å utarbeide og ajourføre vektgrunnlaget for konsumprisindeksen. Detaljerte oversikter over forbruket i privathusholdninger har også etterhvert utgjort et viktig grunnlag for levekårsstatistikken, og for forskning om inntekt, levekår og f.eks. virkninger av skattesystemets bruk av direkte og indirekte skatter. Materialet er også så detaljert at det gir et interessant grunnlag for kostholdsanalyser. Data kan også benyttes til etterspørselstudier, i økonomiske planleggingsmodeller eller for spesifikasjon av det private forbruket i nasjonalregnskapet. I 1974 gikk SSB over til et system med årlige undersøkelser, med noe mindre utvalg. Fra 1974-1976 er data publisert for 3 år om gangen, og det årlige bruttoutvalget er omlag 1500 hushold, netto utvalg 1100-1200 hushold. Målet var fortsatt å bygge opp en detaljert oversikt over forbruket i private husholdninger, som grunnlag for ajourføring av vektgrunnlaget i konsumprisindeksen. En ønsker også å kartlegge forbruket i forskjellige typer husholdninger. Husholdningene er klassifisert etter kjennemerker som husholdningstype, inntekt, hovedarbeidstakers yrkesstatus og alder, bostedsstrøk, størrelse av total forbruksutgift o.l. Data er organisert i flere deler og inneholder bakgrunnsinformasjon om husholdningen (samles inn gjennom et innledningsintervju som kartlegger husholdsammensetning), detaljert forbruk målt i verdi og mengde (registreres ved dagboksføring, henholdsvis for husholdet og enkeltpersoner), husholdets kjøp av varige konsumgoder (varige kapitalgjenstander, samles inn ved et omfattende avslutningsintervju), forbruk av egenproduserte varer og inntekt og skatt
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0690-v3
title: Consumer Expenditure Survey 2000

description: Statistisk sentralbyrå har brukt periodiske forbruksundersøkelser som grunnlag for å utarbeide og ajourføre vektgrunnlaget for konsumprisindeksen. Detaljerte oversikter over forbruket i privathusholdninger har også etterhvert utgjort et viktig grunnlag for levekårsstatistikken, og for forskning om inntekt, levekår og f.eks. virkninger av skattesystemets bruk av direkte og indirekte skatter. Materialet er også så detaljert at det gir et interessant grunnlag for kostholdsanalyser. Data kan også benyttes til etterspørselstudier, i økonomiske planleggingsmodeller eller for spesifikasjon av det private forbruket i nasjonalregnskapet. 

I 1974 gikk SSB over til et system med årlige undersøkelser, med noe mindre utvalg. Fra 1974-1976 er data publisert for 3 år om gangen, og det årlige bruttoutvalget er omlag 1500 hushold, netto utvalg 1100-1200 hushold. Målet var fortsatt å bygge opp en detaljert oversikt over forbruket i private husholdninger, som grunnlag for ajourføring av vektgrunnlaget i konsumprisindeksen. En ønsker også å kartlegge forbruket i forskjellige typer husholdninger. Husholdningene er klassifisert etter kjennemerker som husholdningstype, inntekt, hovedarbeidstakers yrkesstatus og alder, bostedsstrøk, størrelse av total forbruksutgift o.l. Data er organisert i flere deler og inneholder bakgrunnsinformasjon om husholdningen (samles inn gjennom et innledningsintervju som kartlegger husholdsammensetning), detaljert forbruk målt i verdi og mengde (registreres ved dagboksføring, henholdsvis for husholdet og enkeltpersoner), husholdets kjøp av varige konsumgoder (varige kapitalgjenstander, samles inn ved et omfattende avslutningsintervju), forbruk av egenproduserte varer og inntekt og skatt
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0691-v2
title: Consumer Expenditure Survey 2001

description: Statistisk sentralbyrå har brukt periodiske forbruksundersøkelser som grunnlag for å utarbeide og ajourføre vektgrunnlaget for konsumprisindeksen. Detaljerte oversikter over forbruket i privathusholdninger har også etterhvert utgjort et viktig grunnlag for levekårsstatistikken, og for forskning om inntekt, levekår og f.eks. virkninger av skattesystemets bruk av direkte og indirekte skatter. Materialet er også så detaljert at det gir et interessant grunnlag for kostholdsanalyser. Data kan også benyttes til etterspørselstudier, i økonomiske planleggingsmodeller eller for spesifikasjon av det private forbruket i nasjonalregnskapet. I 1974 gikk SSB over til et system med årlige undersøkelser, med noe mindre utvalg. Fra 1974-1976 er data publisert for 3 år om gangen, og det årlige bruttoutvalget er omlag 1500 hushold, netto utvalg 1100-1200 hushold. Målet var fortsatt å bygge opp en detaljert oversikt over forbruket i private husholdninger, som grunnlag for ajourføring av vektgrunnlaget i konsumprisindeksen. En ønsker også å kartlegge forbruket i forskjellige typer husholdninger. Husholdningene er klassifisert etter kjennemerker som husholdningstype, inntekt, hovedarbeidstakers yrkesstatus og alder, bostedsstrøk, størrelse av total forbruksutgift o.l. Data er organisert i flere deler og inneholder bakgrunnsinformasjon om husholdningen (samles inn gjennom et innledningsintervju som kartlegger husholdsammensetning), detaljert forbruk målt i verdi og mengde (registreres ved dagboksføring, henholdsvis for husholdet og enkeltpersoner), husholdets kjøp av varige konsumgoder (varige kapitalgjenstander, samles inn ved et omfattende avslutningsintervju), forbruk av egenproduserte varer og inntekt og skatt I 2000 er det en del omlegging i innledningsintervjuet, slik at variabelnavn ikke direkte samsvarer med tidligere årganger
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0691-v3
title: Consumer Expenditure Survey 2001

description: Statistisk sentralbyrå har brukt periodiske forbruksundersøkelser som grunnlag for å utarbeide og ajourføre vektgrunnlaget for konsumprisindeksen. Detaljerte oversikter over forbruket i privathusholdninger har også etterhvert utgjort et viktig grunnlag for levekårsstatistikken, og for forskning om inntekt, levekår og f.eks. virkninger av skattesystemets bruk av direkte og indirekte skatter. Materialet er også så detaljert at det gir et interessant grunnlag for kostholdsanalyser. Data kan også benyttes til etterspørselstudier, i økonomiske planleggingsmodeller eller for spesifikasjon av det private forbruket i nasjonalregnskapet. 

I 1974 gikk SSB over til et system med årlige undersøkelser, med noe mindre utvalg. Fra 1974-1976 er data publisert for 3 år om gangen, og det årlige bruttoutvalget er omlag 1500 hushold, netto utvalg 1100-1200 hushold. Målet var fortsatt å bygge opp en detaljert oversikt over forbruket i private husholdninger, som grunnlag for ajourføring av vektgrunnlaget i konsumprisindeksen. En ønsker også å kartlegge forbruket i forskjellige typer husholdninger. Husholdningene er klassifisert etter kjennemerker som husholdningstype, inntekt, hovedarbeidstakers yrkesstatus og alder, bostedsstrøk, størrelse av total forbruksutgift o.l. Data er organisert i flere deler og inneholder bakgrunnsinformasjon om husholdningen (samles inn gjennom et innledningsintervju som kartlegger husholdsammensetning), detaljert forbruk målt i verdi og mengde (registreres ved dagboksføring, henholdsvis for husholdet og enkeltpersoner), husholdets kjøp av varige konsumgoder (varige kapitalgjenstander, samles inn ved et omfattende avslutningsintervju), forbruk av egenproduserte varer og inntekt og skatt.

I 2000 er det en del omlegging i innledningsintervjuet, slik at variabelnavn ikke direkte samsvarer med tidligere årganger
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0692-v2
title: Local Elections in Norway 2003

description: The data set is derived from Statistic Norway's election survey for municipal and county council elections in 2003, commissioned by Institute of Social Research. The purpose of the survey was to enlighten different sides of the locaø democracy; elections and election campaigns, political interest and participation. The survey deals with the following subjects: -Political interest -Voting in municipal, county council and national elections. -Assessment of the significance of elections -Assessment of the local democracy and local services -Municipal challenges -Municipal organisation -Information about politics -Voting for persons in municipal elections -Political participation The survey is conducted as telephone interview and self-completion forms. The variables from the telephone interview have names beginning with 'spm', whilst variables from the self-completion questionnaire have variable names starting with 'po'. To obtain knowledge about changes in the electorate, a part of the sample is derived from the gross sample of the Local Election Survey in 1999. This panel consists of people in the ages of 22 - 83 years. For the panel to have cross-sectional features, the real panel had to be supplied with persons from cohorts that recently had become eligible to vote during the four intermittent years. The supplementary sample is often characterized as a "false" panel. Variables that started with 'l' are derived from the Local Election Survey of 1999.