ISSP 2019社会不平等模块:三十年来公众对不平等和社会经济状况的看法的国家比较个人层面数据

IF 1.8 Q2 SOCIOLOGY
B. Roberts, J. Struwig, Jonas Edlund, A. Lindh
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随着许多国家内部经济差距的扩大,学术界对不平等问题的兴趣在21世纪显著增长。自1987年创建以来,国际社会调查方案(ISSP)的社会不平等模块已经发展成为一个非常全面的国家比较个人层面的数据库,关于公众对不平等和社会经济条件的看法。该模块因其广泛的专题深度和广度以及涵盖的时间跨度而在国际调查中脱颖而出。这为绘制和监测社会不平等的纵向趋势以及进行比较分析提供了独特的机会,目的是提出将国家情况作为解释框架的一个组成部分的理论。本文介绍了第五波社会不平等模块(2019年)的内容、覆盖范围和历史。这一轮调查在34个国家进行,结合了以前的领域主题和新的主题,这些主题反映了不平等研究不同领域的当前争论。第五波提出了新的问题,集中在愤怒和不公平,减少市场参与者的不平等,政府的无能,不平等的生活经验,经济不安全和剥夺,以及社会信任。
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The ISSP 2019 Social Inequality Module: Country-Comparative Individual-Level Data on Public Beliefs about Inequality and Socioeconomic Conditions Over Three Decades
Abstract Coinciding with a trend of rising economic divides within many countries, scholarly interest in the subject of inequality has grown significantly in the twenty first century. Since its creation in 1987, the Social Inequality module of the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) has evolved into an exceptionally comprehensive country-comparative individual-level database on public beliefs about inequality and socioeconomic conditions. The module stands out among international surveys due to its extensive thematic depth and breadth, along with the long timespan it covers. This provides unique opportunities for charting and monitoring longitudinal trends in social inequality, as well as for conducting comparative analyses aimed at advancing theories that incorporate the national context as an integral part of the explanatory framework. This article describes the content, coverage, and history of the fifth wave of the Social Inequality module (2019). This survey wave was conducted in 34 countries and combines previously fielded topics with new ones that speak to current debates in different areas of inequality research. The fifth wave introduces new questions focusing on anger and unfairness, reducing inequality by market actors, government inefficacy, lived experience of inequality, economic insecurity and deprivation, and social trust.
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