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Caucasus Barometer: Public Perceptions on Political, Social and Economic issues in South Caucasus

by Isabella Sargsyan on May 06, 2011

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Correlation between satisfaction and perception of policies
WHERE TO PUT THIS? – before protest action! Because it relates to how you respond to the state, and your concerns. You can build a very nice bridge.
However the countries are generally liked.
Large share of “Do not know”s
The level of trust toward EU in 2008 compared to a year ago decreased in Armenia notably, in Azerbaijan – slightly, while in Georgia it remained unchanged and relatively high (3.7 out of 5 possible)
This seems a little suspended here. Maybe place it at the end of this section, or at the beginning of the next?
The same slide twice. I would consider committing both of those, and just showing the one that national security. This is the main message: this is what people are worried about.
I would consider dropping that, and just entering data into the oral commentary, when looking at the national security slide.
Cut out the marrying, or reduce it to a single slide.
I would cut this comparison between countries, comment on it with words
Which of the following statements best describes the present economic situation of your household
NOTE GENERAL TREND: YOUNG, CAPITAL
I would consider cutting this – in some ways this is a political statement, and less about skills.

Caucasus Barometer: Public Perceptions on Political, Social and Economic issues in South Caucasus Countries Some findings from the CRRC 2010 dataThe WB/IMF Staff Armenia Club April 14, 2011Washington, DCHeghineManasyan (heghine@crrc.am)
Contents
Trust and Politics in general
External environment (incl. Armenia-Turkey border issue)
Social and Gender Issues
Employment and Household conditions
Knowledge and Technology
Where We Survey
Methodology
- Almost 2,000 people in Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan (per country)
- Representative of total adult (18+) population
- Proportionate representation of demographic and geographic groups
- Multi-stage cluster sampling
- Household selection: Random walk method
- Respondent selection: Kish table
- Face-to-face interviews in local languages
5- Fully trust
4- Somewhat trust
3- Neutral
2- Somewhat distrust
1- Fully trust
External Environment (incl. Armenia-Turkey border issue)
Trust toward EU (5-point scale, ‘1’ means “fully distrust,” and ‘5’ means “fully trust")
Social and Gender Issues
Employment and Household Conditions
CB 2009
Knowledge and technology
Data open access and on-line analysis
Thank you!
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