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Number of Pigs in Lithuania, 1919-1939
No full textThis dataset contains data on number of pigs in Lithuania in 1919-1939. </p
Statutes of the Liberal and Centre Union, 2003-2011
No full textThis dataset contains the statutes of the Liberal and Centre Union (LiCS).
The Liberal and Centre Union (LiCS) was a Lithuanian political party that has been active from 2003 to 2014. This party that has been established on May 31st, 2003, when the Liberal Union of Lithuania (LLS), the Modern Christian-Democratic Union (MKDS) and the Lithuanian Centre Union (LCS) merged into a new political organization.
On December 10th, 2011 the Liberal and Centre Union merged with merged with the National Resurrection Party(TPP).
On July 12th, 2014 the Liberal and Centre Union merged with the political party Union YES (Homeland Revival and Perspective). On the basis of these two parties, a new political organization was established – the Lithuanian Freedom Union (Liberals).</p
ESS4, Sample Data, Lithuania, October 2009 – Jaunuary 2010
No full textŠiame duomenų rinkinyje pateikiami Europos socialinio tyrimo 4 bangos vykdytos Lietuvoje atrankos dizaino duomenys. Duomenų rinkinį sudarė tyrimą vykdžiusi organizacija UAB "Baltijos tyrimai", o jį sutvarkė EST Nacionalinis koordinatorius Lietuvoje ir Lietuvos HSM duomenų archyvo (LiDA) darbuotojai.
Jis skirtas duomenų svėrimui ir duomenų stratifikacijos bei klasterizacijos poveikio įvertinimui. Šie duomenys turi būti naudojami atliekant korektišką EST 4 bangos duomenų analizę (skaičiuojant korektiškus statistikų įverčius ir jų paklaidas)
Teachers’ Civic Empowerment Index, November - December 2008
No full text The purpose of the study: to determine the changes in Lithuanian teachers' interest in public affairs, their civil participation, willingness to be engaged in civil actions at the local and national level, the attitudes towards the available civil power and the assessment of the friendliness of social environment to engage in civil activities.
Major investigated questions: respondents were asked which sources of information they use in order to learn about public affairs. They were also asked to indicate how they would behave if they and all the society confronted with a serious political, economic or any local problem. Civic participation of respondents was evaluated by asking questions about various forms of political participation and, community action and social solidarity. Political effectiveness of respondents was evaluated by asking questions about the power of different groups to influence decision-making. The risk of civil participation was evaluated by asking how much it is likely that those people, who initiate or actively participate in civil actions, would experience certain problems.
Socio-demographic characteristics: the main course taught, year of birth, school type, sex, place of residence, size of the place of residence
Lithuanian Society’s Civic Empowerment Index, November - December 2009
No full text The purpose of the study: to determine the changes in Lithuanian society's interest in public affairs, their civil participation, willingness to be engaged in civil actions at the local and national level, the attitudes towards the available civil power and the assessment of the friendliness of social environment to engage in civil activities.
Major investigated questions: respondents were asked which sources of information they use in order to learn about public affairs. They were also asked to indicate how they would behave if they and all the society confronted with a serious political, economic or any local problem. Civic participation of respondents was evaluated by asking questions about various forms of political participation and, community action and social solidarity. Political effectiveness of respondents was evaluated by asking questions about the power of different groups to influence decision-making. The risk of civil participation was evaluated by asking how much it is likely that those people, who initiate or actively participate in civil actions, would experience certain problems.
Socio-demographic characteristics: gender, age, education, occupation, marital status, nationality, monthly family income per one family member, place of residence
Exit Poll Survey: Presidential Elections, May 2009
No full textThe purpose of the study: to get information on the voting results of the 2009 presidential elections in the evening of the election day.
Major investigated questions: Lithuanian citizens, who participated in the presidential elections, were asked for which candidate they voted for.
Socio-demographic characteristics: gender, age, place of survey, age groups, county, place of residence.
To use this dataset, the user must obtain WRITTEN PERMISSION from the BNS/RAIT ([email protected]).</b
ISSP 2020: Environment IV, Lithuania, November 2022
No full textThe purpose of the study: to analyse Lithuanian residents opinion about environmental problems and its effect to society.
Major investigated questions:
first, the goal was to identify the current most important socio-economic issue that Lithuania is facing, and which issue comes in second. A block of statements to choose from (Private enterprise is the best method to solve Lithuania’s economic difficulties; The government should reduce income disparities between people with high and low incomes; 5 in total) was used to elicit responses on a range of topics. A list of various socio-political issues was provided to find out which issue, according to the respondent, Lithuania should prioritize the most. Respondents were asked whether they feel like they can trust most people or do they feel that they should be extremely cautious when interacting with others. The trust in institutions among respondents was researched (Media; Universities and other research centres; 4 in total). Next, respondents in Lithuania were asked to indicate the extent to which they care about environmental issues. After providing a list of some of the environmental problems, the respondents were asked to indicate which of these problems is the most important for Lithuania as a country. The question asked about the perception of the world's climate and the idea that it has been changing in recent decades. Those who answered that the world's climate is changing were asked to assess how bad or good the effects of climate change will be for the world as a whole and for Lithuania. Next, all respondents were asked to rate a block of statements (Modern science will solve our environmental problems with little change in our way of life; 6 in total). The Lithuanian population was asked three questions on whether they would be willing to pay much higher prices, higher taxes, and accept a lower standard of living if it helped protect the environment. They were also asked whether they would be willing to accept a reduction in the size of Lithuania's protected areas to open them up for economic development. Again, a block of statements explored respondents' views on a range of environmental issues (It is too difficult for people like me to do much for the environment; 7 in total). Respondents rated the environmental hazard of various things they had been told (air pollution from cars; air pollution from industry; 7 in total). The question asked which ways would most encourage business and industry and people in Lithuania to protect the environment. The question asked respondents to indicate their level of enjoyment in being outdoors in general and how often, if at all, they engaged in any leisure activities in nature over the past 12 months. For example, activities such as hiking, bird watching, swimming, skiing, or any other outdoor activities were inquired about. The survey aimed to gather information on various aspects related to respondents' transportation habits, dietary preferences, household characteristics, environmental practices, and civic engagement regarding environmental issues. Specifically, it inquired about the number of airplane trips taken over the past 12 months, the average number of hours spent in a typical week in a motorized vehicle (excluding public transport), the frequency of consuming beef, lamb, or products containing them, and the number of rooms in respondents' homes (apartments or houses). Additionally, questions were posed regarding the frequency of sorting glass, cans, plastic, newspapers, or similar items for recycling, and whether respondents often avoided buying certain products due to environmental reasons. They were asked if they were members of any group primarily focused on environmental protection or conservation. The survey also aimed to assess the civic engagement of Lithuanian residents regarding environmental issues over the past five years, including whether they signed a petition concerning environmental problems (3 in total). Lastly, respondents were asked to evaluate how various factors, such as air pollution, affected their residential area over the past 12 months, if at all (3 in total).
Socio-demographic characteristics: gender, age, level of education, membership in organizations, religion, marital status, nationality, political views, political participation, size of household, respondent's average personal income, place of residence, working situation of the respondent and of his/her spouse or partner
ESS5, Main and Supplementary Questionnaire Data, Lithuania, May - August 2011
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This dataset contains data from the main and supplementary questionnaire of the round 5 of the European Social Survey conducted in Lithuania. Data set was created by organization which implemented the survey - UAB „RAIT“, and then data was prepared by national coordinator of ESS in Lithuania and employees of Lithuanian Data Archive of HSS (LiDA).
The European Social Survey (ESS) is a survey initiated by academics and widely spread across nations - more than 30 different European states have been already surveyed.
There are three main aims of this study:
to trace and interpret changing attitudes and values of Europe's society and to observe how it interacts with shifting European institutions,
to create and improve progressive methods of intercultural surveys performance in Europe and in world,
to create a collection of European social indicators which will include provision indexes.
The fifth round of the survey was conducted in 28 countries when adapting very strict methods of survey implementation. The research was funded by Seventh Framework Programme of European Commission, European Science Foundation, science research offices of United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Netherlands, Finland, Norway and Austria and (or) municipalities and national institutions in different countries which performed outdoors research. The research was pursued by following principles of random probability selection forming only and using strictly defined protocols of questionnaire evaluation because the aim was to get feedback of 70 %. Respondents were answering to regular questions which were repeated in every wave of main questionnaire and also to questions that were prepared to each wave by different group of scientists in 1 hour long direct interview. Two variable blocks of questions were included in fifth wave - "Trust in Police and Court" and "Work, Family and Wellbeing". At the end respondents answered to questions (includes human values) of additional questionnaire and questions validity of main questionnaire, also to questions that are testing reliability.
This dataset was created using version 3.0 of the integrated data file of countries participating in the ESS Round 5 (Lithuanian data) published in the ESS Data Archive on 2012-12-18. </p
ESS8, Contact Forms Data, Lithuania, October - December 2017
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Šiame duomenų rinkinyje pateikiami Europos socialinio tyrimo 8 bangos vykdytos Lietuvoje kontaktavimo su respondentais formų duomenys. Duomenų rinkinį sudarė tyrimą vykdžiusi organizacija UAB "Baltijos tyrimai", o jį sutvarkė EST Nacionalinis koordinatorius Lietuvoje ir Lietuvos HSM duomenų archyvo (LiDA) darbuotojai.
Jis suteikia detalią informaciją apie kontaktavimo su respondentu procedūrą, namų ūkių apibūdinimą. Ši informacija gali būti naudojama atsakiusiųjų procento tyrimuose, respondentų pasiekiamumo analizėje, taip pat ir paaiškinant kai kuriuos respondentų atsakymus į klausimus.
This dataset was created using version 3.0 of the integrated data file of countries participating in the ESS Round 8 (Lithuanian data) published in the ESS Data Archive on 2018-05-30. </p
Distribution of Books by Language in Lithuania, 1919-1939
No full textThis dataset contains data on number of published books (excluding books published abroad) by language in Lithuania in 1919-1939.</p