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ZAF_2003-2011_SARB_V01_M
Reconciliation Barometer 2003-2011
South Africa
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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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Sep 15, 2013
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Mar 29, 2019
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SARB Round 1 v1
SARB Round 2 v1
SARB Round 3 v1
SARB Round 4 v1
SARB Round 5 v1
SARB Round 6 v1
SARB Round 7 v1
SARB Round 8 v1
SARB Round 9 v1
SARB Round 10
v1
SARB Round 11
v1
Data file: SARB Round 5 v1
Variables:
151
Variables
id
Respondent unique identifier
round
SARB Round
weight
Weighting factor
gender
Gender
race
Population group (race)
age
Age (in years)
agegroup
Age group
prov
Province
metarea
Metropolitan area
csize
Community size
educ
Highest level of education attained
wstatus
Working status
occup
Occupation
marstat
Marital status
dwell
Type of dwelling
earn
Number of people in household earning money
hhinc
Monthly household income
lsm
Living Standards Measure
religion
Religious denomination or group
hlang
Home language
ulang_af
Understands: Afrikaans
ulang_en
Understands: English
ulang_nd
Understands: isiNdebele
ulang_nso
Understands: Sepedi/Northern Sotho
ulang_sso
Understands: Sesotho/Southern Sotho
ulang_sw
Understands: siSwati/Swazi
ulang_ts
Understands: Xitsonga
ulang_tn
Understands: Setswana
ulang_ve
Understands: Thsivenda
ulang_xh
Understands: isiXhosa
ulang_zu
Understands: isiZulu
ulang_other
Understands: Other
rlang_af
Reads: Afrikaans
rlang_en
Reads: English
rlang_nd
Reads: isiNdebele
rlang_nso
Reads: Sepedi/Northern Sotho
rlang_sso
Reads: Sesotho/Southern Sotho
rlang_sw
Reads: siSwati/Swazi
rlang_ts
Reads: Xitsonga
rlang_tn
Reads: Setswana
rlang_ve
Reads: Thsivenda
rlang_xh
Reads: isiXhosa
rlang_zu
Reads: isiZulu
rlang_other
Reads: Other
rlang_none
Reads: None
r05_e01
QE1. The people who run the country are not really concerned with what happens t
r05_e02
QE2. Most of the time I can trust the country's national leaders to do what is r
r05_e03
QE3. It is alright to get around the law as long as you don't actually break it.
r05_e04
QE4. It is desirable to create one united South African nation out of all the di
r05_e05
QE5. If public officials are not interested in hearing what people like me think
r05_e06
QE6. The South African Parliament treats all people who come before it - black,
r05_e07
QE7. The government should require radio&TV stations to have more shows where S.
r05_e08
QE8. The South African Parliament can usually be trusted to make decisions that
r05_e09
QE9. Different churches or religious organisations should start holding some ser
r05_e10
QE10. If the SA Parliament started making a lot of decisions that most people di
r05_e11
QE11. The rulings of SA courts should be in accordance with the SA Constitution,
r05_e12
QE12. South Africans courts can generally be trusted to make judgements that are
r05_e13
QE13. My local government can be trusted to deliver the services that one expect
r05_e14
QE14. How do you think the economic situation in South Africa will change in the
r05_e15
QE15. How do you think the economic situation of people like you will change dur
r05_e16
QE16. How do you think the general level of safety of South Africans will change
r05_e17
QE17. How do you think the personal safety of people like you will change during
r05_e18
QE18. In the next year do you think government support for these groups to pract
r05_e19
QE19. In the next year, do you think the situation of these groups being able to
r05_e20
QE20. Over the next two years do you think other people's respect for your relig
r05_e21
QE21. How does your financial situation compare to that of your parents? Is it .
r05_e22
QE22. How do your living conditions compare to those of your parents? Are they .
r05_e23
QE23. How does your financial situation compare to what it was like 12 months ag
r05_e24
QE24. How do your living conditions compare to what they were like 12 months ago
r05_e25
QE25. How do the chances of you finding a job compare to what they were like 12
r05_e26
QE26. How likely is it that your house, property or land rights will be taken aw
r05_e27
QE27. How likely is it that the houses, properties or land rights of people like
r05_e28
QE28. Apartheid was a crime against humanity.
r05_e29
QE29. South Africa has great income differences today because in the past blacks
r05_e30
QE30. In the past the state committed horrific atrocities against those struggli
r05_e31
QE31. TOOK PART IN DEMONSTRATIONS: I would like you to tell me if it would be ju
r05_e32
QE32. JOINED STRIKES: I would like you to tell me if it would be justified if so
r05_e33
QE33. USED FORCE OR VIOLENT METHODS, SUCH AS DAMAGING PUBLIC PROPERTY OR TAKING
r05_e34
QE34. I think it is fair that the people who discriminated against others during
r05_e35
QE35. Sometimes it might be better to ignore the law and solve problems immediat
r05_e36
QE36. People who suffered during apartheid have no right to make public the name
r05_e37
QE37. People who abused others during apartheid must be punished, even if it mea
r05_e38
QE38. It is not necessary to obey the laws of a government that I did not vote f
r05_e39
QE39. The use of racial categories must be retained to measure the impact of gov
r05_e40
QE40. It is highly likely that I will be unemployed at some stage during the nex
r05_e41
QE41. It is better to have a low-paying full time job than it is to have to make
r05_e42
QE42. The government's policies over the last 12 months have strongly improved t
r05_e43
QE43. The government's policies over the last 12 months have worsened the qualit
r05_e44
QE44. The quality of education your children or the children of friends receive
r05_e45
QE45. The education system prepares your children or the children of friends to
r05_e46_b
QE46. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often
r05_e46_c
QE46. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often
r05_e46_i
QE46. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often
r05_e46_t
QE46. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often
r05_e46_w
QE46. On a typical day during the week, whether at work or otherwise, how often
r05_e47_b
QE47. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do yo
r05_e47_c
QE47. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do yo
r05_e47_i
QE47. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do yo
r05_e47_t
QE47. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do yo
r05_e47_w
QE47. When socialising in your own home or the homes of friends, how often do yo
r05_e48_b
QE48. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to white, indian or coloured p
r05_e48_c
QE48. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to white, black or indian peop
r05_e48_i
QE48. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to white, black or coloured pe
r05_e48_t
QE48. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to [GROUP] people ...?
r05_e48_w
QE48. If you had a choice, would you want to talk to black, coloured or indian p
r05_e49
QE49. I want to forget about the past and just get on with my life.
r05_e50
QE50. I am trying to forgive those who hurt me during apartheid.
r05_e51_b
QE51. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of white, indian or
r05_e51_c
QE51. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of white, black or
r05_e51_i
QE51. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of white, black or
r05_e51_t
QE51. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of [GROUP] people.
r05_e51_w
QE51. I find it difficult to understand the customs and ways of black, coloured
r05_e52_b
QE52. White, indian or coloured people are untrustworthy.
r05_e52_c
QE52. White, black or indian are untrustworthy.
r05_e52_i
QE52. White, black or coloured are untrustworthy.
r05_e52_t
QE52. [GROUP] people are untrustworthy.
r05_e52_w
QE52. Black, coloured or indian people are untrustworthy.
r05_e53_b
QE53. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of wh
r05_e53_c
QE53. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of wh
r05_e53_i
QE53. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of wh
r05_e53_t
QE53. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of [G
r05_e53_w
QE53. I could never imagine being part of a political party made up mainly of bl
r05_e54_b
QE54. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are white, indian or co
r05_e54_c
QE54. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are white, black or ind
r05_e54_i
QE54. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are white, black or col
r05_e54_t
QE54. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are [GROUP] people.
r05_e54_w
QE54. Living in a neighbourhood where half my neighbours are black, coloured or
r05_e55_b
QE55. Having a close relative marry a white, indian or coloured person.
r05_e55_c
QE55. Having a close relative marry a white, black or indian person.
r05_e55_i
QE55. Having a close relative marry a white, black or coloured person.
r05_e55_t
QE55. Having a close relative marry a [GROUP] person.
r05_e55_w
QE55. Having a close relative marry a black, coloured or indian person.
r05_e56_b
QE56. Having a white, indian or coloured person sitting next to my child, or the
r05_e56_c
QE56. Having a white, black or indian person sitting next to my child, or the ch
r05_e56_i
QE56. Having a white, black or coloured person sitting next to my child, or the
r05_e56_t
QE56. Having a [GROUP] person sitting next to my child, or the child of a family
r05_e56_w
QE56. Having a black, coloured or indian person sitting next to my child, or the
r05_e57_1
QE57. What, in your experience, is the biggest division in South Africa today?
r05_e57_2
QE57. Apart from this one, which would you say is the second biggest division in
r05_e58
QE58. It is important that town and city names reflect the culture of the origin
r05_e59
QE59. It is acceptable to name cities and towns after prominent political leader
r05_e60
QE60. More national monuments should be erected to commemorate the sacrifices ma
r05_e61
QE61. Individual South African population groups should be encouraged to erect m
r05_e62
QE62. I celebrate public holidays - at home or at organised events - that commem
r05_e63
QE63. There is a common understanding about the meaning of the BEE concept among
r05_e64
QE64 . More state intervention in the economy is necessary to rectify the injust
r05_e65
QE65. Private companies are making good progress in addressing the inequalities
r05_e66
QE66. BEE policies have been successful at providing new business opportunities
r05_e67
QE67. It helps to have strong connections to the ruling party when it comes to o
r05_e68
QE68. Broad public debate on BEE neglects the issue of economic redress for blac
income
MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME.
Total: 151
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