Reconciliation Barometer 2003-2011

South Africa, 2003 - 2011

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ZAF_2003-2011_SARB_v01_M

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Institute for Justice and Reconciliation

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Data file: SARB Round 1 v1

Variables:	131

Variables

id

Respondent unique identifier

round

weight

Weighting factor

gender

race

Population group (race)

agegroup

prov

metarea

Metropolitan area

csize

census

educ

Highest level of education attained

wstatus

occup

marstat

dwell_old

Type of dwelling (old categories)

earn

Number of people in household earning money

hhinc_old

Monthly household income

lsm

Living Standards Measure

hlang

ulang_en

Understands: English

ulang_af

Understands: Afrikaans

ulang_zu

Understands: isiZulu

ulang_xh

Understands: isiXhosa

ulang_nso

Understands: Sepedi/Northern Sotho

ulang_sso

Understands: Sesotho/Southern Sotho

ulang_tn

Understands: Setswana

ulang_ts

Understands: Xitsonga

ulang_ve

Understands: Thsivenda

ulang_sw

Understands: siSwati/Swazi

ulang_nd

Understands: isiNdebele

ulang_other

Understands: Other

rlang_en

rlang_af

Reads: Afrikaans

rlang_zu

rlang_xh

Reads: isiXhosa

rlang_nso

Reads: Sepedi/Northern Sotho

rlang_sso

Reads: Sesotho/Southern Sotho

rlang_tn

Reads: Setswana

rlang_ts

Reads: Xitsonga

rlang_ve

Reads: Thsivenda

rlang_sw

Reads: siSwati/Swazi

rlang_nd

Reads: isiNdebele

rlang_other

rlang_none

r01_l01

L1. The people who run the country are not really concerned with what happens to

r01_l02

L2. Most of the time I can trust the country's national leaders to do what is ri

r01_l03

L3. It is alright to get around the law as long as you don't actually break it.

r01_l04

L4. It is desirable to create one united South African nation out of all the dif

r01_l05

L5. If public officials are not interested in hearing what people like me think,

r01_l06

L6. The South African Parliament treats all people who come before it - black, w

r01_l07

L7. The government should require radio and TV stations to have more shows where

r01_l08

L8. The South African Parliament can usually be trusted to make decisions that a

r01_l09

L9. Different churches or religious organisations should start holding some serv

r01_l10

L10. If the South African Parliament started making a lot of decisions that most

r01_l11

L11. How do you think the economic situation in South Africa will change in the

r01_l12

L12. How do you think the economic situation of people like you will change duri

r01_l13

L13. How do you think the general level of safety of South Africans will change

r01_l14

L14. How do you think the personal safety of people like you will change during

r01_l15

L15. In the next 12 months, do you think government support for these many diffe

r01_l16

L16. In the next 12 months, do you think the situation of these many different l

r01_l17

L17. Over the next 2 years, do you think other people's respect for your religio

r01_l18

L18. Apartheid was a crime against humanity.

r01_l19

L19. South Africa has great income differences today because in the past Blacks

r01_l20

L20. In the past the state committed horrific atrocities against those strugglin

r01_l21

L21. If government was disregarding, violating or going against people's human r

r01_l22

L22. If government was disregarding, violating or going against people's human r

r01_l23

L23. If this did not work, would it be justified if they used force or violent m

r01_l24

L24. I think it is fair that the people who discriminated against others during

r01_l25

L25. Sometimes it might be better to ignore the law and solve problems immediate

r01_l26

L26. People who suffered during apartheid have no right to make public the names

r01_l27

L27. People who abused others during apartheid must be punished, even if it mean

r01_l28

L28. It is not necessary to obey the laws of a government that I did not vote fo

r01_l29

L29. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often d

r01_l29b

L29. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often d

r01_l29c

L29. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often d

r01_l29i

L29. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often d

r01_l29w

L29. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often d

r01_l30

L30. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do you

r01_l30b

L30. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do you

r01_l30c

L30. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do you

r01_l30i

L30. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do you

r01_l30w

L30. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do you

r01_l31

L31. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to (GROUP) people?

r01_l31b

L31. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to White, Indian or Coloured pe

r01_l31c

L31. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to White, Black or Indian peopl

r01_l31i

L31. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to White, Black or Coloured peo

r01_l31w

L31. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to Black, Coloured or Indian pe

r01_l32

L32. I want to forget about the past and just get on with my life.

r01_l33

L33. I am trying to forgive those who hurt me during apartheid.

r01_l34

L34. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of (GROUP) people.

r01_l34b

L34. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of White, Indian or

r01_l34c

L34. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of White, Black or I

r01_l34i

L34. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of White, Black or C

r01_l34w

L34. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of Black, Coloured o

r01_l35

L35. (GROUP) people are untrustworthy.

r01_l35b

L35. White, Indian or Coloured people are untrustworthy.

r01_l35c

L35. White, Black or Indian people are untrustworthy.

r01_l35i

L35. White, Black or Coloured people are untrustworthy.

r01_l35w

L35. Black, Coloured or Indian people are untrustworthy.

r01_l36

L36. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of (GR

r01_l36b

L36. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of Whi

r01_l36c

L36. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of Whi

r01_l36i

L36. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of Whi

r01_l36w

L36. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of Bla

r01_l37

L37. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are (GROUP) people.

r01_l37b

L37. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are White, Indian or Col

r01_l37c

L37. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are White, Black or Indi

r01_l37i

L37. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are White, Black or Colo

r01_l37w

L37. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are Black, Coloured or I

r01_l38

L38. Having a close relative marry a (GROUP) person.

r01_l38b

L38. Having a close relative marry a White, Indian or Coloured person.

r01_l38c

L38. Having a close relative marry a White, Black or Indian person.

r01_l38i

L38. Having a close relative marry a White, Black or Coloured person.

r01_l38w

L38. Having a close relative marry a Black, Coloured or Indian person.

r01_l39

L39. Having a (GROUP) person sitting next to my child, or the child of a family

r01_l39b

L39. Having a White, Indian or Coloured person sitting next to my child, or the

r01_l39c

L39. Having a White, Black or Indian person sitting next to my child, or the chi

r01_l39i

L39. Having a White, Black or Coloured person sitting next to my child, or the c

r01_l39w

L39. Having a Black, Coloured or Indian person sitting next to my child, or the

r01_l40_1

L40.1. FIRST MENTION: People sometimes talk about the divisions between people i

r01_l40_2

L40.2. SECOND MENTION: Which would you say is the second biggest division in Sou

r01_l41

L41. Believe land or land rights were unfairly taken from me or my immediate fam

r01_l42

L42. Was subject to a forced removal.

r01_l43

L43. Believe I have a right to the land on which I live, even though I do not le

r01_l44

L44. Believe that others might file claim of ownership to my land.

r01_l45

L45. Have made a claim before a government agency.

r01_l46

L46. Have made a claim before a non-governmental agency (such as a church).

r01_l47

L47. Have made a claim to the owner of the land.

r01_l48

L48. Have had a dispute with traditional leaders over my rights to the land.

r01_l49

L49. Deprived of benefits such as water rights, mineral rights, etc.

r01_l_refusedall

Refused all Section L questions

Total: 131

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