How the War Changed the Way Ukrainians Think (Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation)

Random-sample questionnaire-based poll representative of the resident population in Western and Central Ukraine (May 2022)

Version 1.0, published: Oct. 10, 2022

Open Access

Serhii Shapovalov


Main category: Security
Curated by: Huseyn Aliyev
Dataset ownership has been transferred. Previous users: Heiko Pleines (until Jan. 11, 2024, 3:02 p.m.)
Additional categories: Public Opinion
Center for Political Sociology (Kyiv), Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation, Kyiv (2022): How the War Changed the Way Ukrainians Think (Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation), v. 1.0, Discuss Data, <doi:10.48320/20F7A589-4D0F-4264-87B3-62AE97139C0E>.

Description

The Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation (Kyiv) conducted a face-to-face poll in cooperation with the Center for Political Sociology (Kyiv) from 07 to 15 May 2022 in seven western and four central regions of Ukraine. 1,000 respondents were interviewed at the place of their permanent residence. Migrants/refugees/IDPs were not included. The poll does not reflect the opinion of the population of the unsampled central, southern and eastern regions of Ukraine which are most affected by the war.

The 62 questions of the poll cover the topics of Ukraine's friends and enemies, the country's strategic goals plus basic socio-demographic and identity-related indicators.

The SPSS file contains the original Ukrainian wording of the questions. The original Ukrainian questionnaire togehter with an English translation is available as seperate file (questionnaire.pdf). This file is also needed if the Excel-version of the raw data (converted file format) is used.

Countries

Ukraine

Keywords

Imf Political Culture Civil Society Euromaidan Foreign Policy National Security Russo-Ukrainian War National Identity Language Policy Refugees Volunteers Social Needs

Language of data

English Ukrainian

Disciplines

Comparative Politics Security Studies Sociology

Methods of data collection

Public Opinion Poll