Russian Youth and Corruption

Attitudes towards corruption among Russian students (by CISR)

Version 1.0, published: April 23, 2021

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Eduard Klein


Main category: Corruption
Curated by: Eduard Klein
Additional categories: Education
Center for Independent Social Research (2021): Russian Youth and Corruption, v. 1.0, Discuss Data, <doi:10.48320/323E8E05-C4D5-4A56-833D-0B76B36C3740>.

Description

This dataset contains the transcripts of nine focus groups with university students, conducted 2019 by the Center for Independent Social Research St. Petersburg (CISR) in Kazan, Rostov-on-Don, and St. Petersburg. Due to the sensitivity of the topic and in order to protect privacy rights of the interviewees, all interviews were anonymized by CISR.

The focus groups discussions included questions about students’ awareness of the scale and consequences of corruption and its different manifestations; assessments of anti-corruption measures undertaken by the state and public anti-corruption initiatives; and their personal willingness and readiness to confront corruption.

To access the dataset, please contact the curator for corruption-related data, Eduard Klein (eklein@uni-bremen.de), and briefly explain the purpose of data use.

Countries

Russia

Keywords

Corruption Bribery Informal Practices Youth Navalny Russia

Language of data

Russian

Disciplines

Sociology

Methods of data collection

Focus Groups

Methods of data analysis

Content Analysis