Survey of Conflict Prevention and Cooperation 2004
Uzbekistan, 2004
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(Q33 Primary, 1st). What groups or individuals can take part in this conflict in (q33p_1)
Data file: database_uzb
Overview
Valid:
346
Invalid:
1154
Minimum:
1
Maximum:
999
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
215
End:
217
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What groups or individuals can take part in this conflict in our country over the next few years?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Terrorists |
| 2 | The Wahhabis |
| 3 | Police |
| 5 | Common people |
| 6 | Whose who envy our people |
| 7 | Islamic political groups |
| 8 | Religious leaders |
| 9 | Hizb-ut-Tahrir |
| 10 | Black-bearded people |
| 11 | The Wahhabis` leaders |
| 12 | Akramists (advocates of Akram Yuldashev - A.J.) |
| 13 | Low-income (poor) people |
| 14 | Unorganized youth |
| 15 | Those who are dissatisfied with the power (who do not like t |
| 16 | Extremists under the mask of religion |
| 17 | Unemployed population (people) |
| 18 | Extremist groups |
| 19 | Suffering people |
| 22 | Dekhans (collective farmers) |
| 23 | Leaders of the country |
| 24 | Bad people |
| 25 | The Wahhabi groups |
| 26 | Religious extremists |
| 27 | Those who are pursuing only their own gains and interests |
| 29 | Those who have sold out their country (Traitors to their cou |
| 30 | Uncomprehending people |
| 35 | Thoughtless (`beboshlar`) people |
| 36 | Poor people |
| 37 | Rich and greedy people seeking power |
| 39 | Unemployed youth |
| 40 | Organized groups |
| 43 | Representatives of different nations |
| 44 | Youth |
| 45 | The people who will come to the end of their endurance |
| 47 | Drug addicts |
| 48 | Those who are not able to feed their children |
| 49 | Tajiks who do not understand the law |
| 50 | Those released from jails |
| 55 | The unemployed |
| 59 | Hungry people |
| 60 | Irresponsible youth under the influence of the others |
| 61 | Idlers |
| 62 | Those who do not have their own opinion |
| 63 | Neighbors |
| 65 | Government officials (place-hunters) |
| 66 | Illiterate people |
| 67 | People without any values in life |
| 70 | The rich |
| 71 | Religious groups |
| 73 | A conflict could arise between traders at the market (in the |
| 74 | Shakhids |
| 75 | The government itself |
| 77 | Those who are against the President |
| 78 | Terrorists from abroad |
| 79 | Terrorists from Iraq |
| 83 | People from troubled families |
| 84 | Those who love money |
| 85 | Pensioners |
| 87 | Mujaheds |
| 90 | Irresponsible people |
| 91 | People badly in need |
| 92 | The Wahhabis who misinterpret religion |
| 93 | Chiefs |
| 94 | Groups of militants |
| 96 | Children-hooligans |
| 97 | Fanatics |
| 99 | Whose who addict themselves to religion |
| 105 | Intelligent people |
| 106 | Hot-tempered people |
| 107 | Instigators |
| 109 | Those who need money for drugs |
| 110 | Misguided terrorists |
| 111 | Hooligans-idlers |
| 115 | Those who have joint terrorists |
| 116 | It could be in the form of mass discontent, involving everyb |
| 117 | Different people, regardless of nationality and religion |
| 118 | Political parties |
| 997 | Irrelevant answer |
| 998 | NO ANSWER |
| 999 | Hard to answer |
| Sysmiss |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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