Social Inequality in the Netherlands: Perceptions, Attitudes and Explanations

Single Wave Study

General Information

Title
Social Inequality in the Netherlands: Perceptions, Attitudes and Explanations
Project Number
314
Abstract
This study investigates perceptions, attitudes and explanations regarding social inequality in the Netherlands.
Longitudinal Type
Single Wave Study
Begin date
07-09-2020
End date
29-09-2020
Topics
Social attitudes and values (LISS)
Researcher
Jonathan Mijs (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Willem de Koster (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Jeroen van der Waal (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Publisher
Centerdata
Copyright
© 2023 Centerdata
Funding Organization
ODISSEI
OCW (Domeinplan SSH)
Erasmus University Rotterdam
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-x6s-z3ma

Datasets and documentation

View Documentation

Codebook in English
codebook_vm20a_EN_1.0.pdf
Codebook in Dutch
codeboek_vm20a_NL_1.0.pdf

Data Files

English SPSS file
vm20a_EN_1.0p.sav
English STATA file
vm20a_EN_1.0p.dta
English CSV file
vm20a_EN_1.0p.csv

Variables

The metadata for the variables in this study have not yet been published.

Questions

The metadata for the questions in this study have not yet been published.

Response Information

Response Overview
Selected number of household members: 1,839 (100.0%)
Non-response: 194 (10.5%)
Response: 1,645 (89.5%)
Complete: 1,636 (89.0%)
Incomplete: 9 (0.5%)
Collection Events
Period
07-09-2020 to 29-09-2020
Sample
A random sample of respondents who also participated in the questionnaires ‘Political and social attitudes in the Netherlands’ and ‘Implicit Association Test (IAT 2020) - Status conflict in the Dutch polder’.
Collection Mode
internet survey
Fieldwork Note
A reminder was sent twice to non-respondents.

Publications

Does informing citizens about the non-meritocratic nature of inequality bolster support for a Universal Basic Income? Evidence from a population-based survey experiment European Societies, first published online June 23, 2023; Lindner, T., et al.
Confronting racism of omission Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race, first published online October 18, 2023; Mijs, J. J. B., et al.