Afrobarometer Survey South Africa 2002
South Africa, 2002
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zaf-idasa-afb-sa-2002-v1
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Afrobarometer 2
South Africa
2002
q72a. cause of violent conflicts-- 1st response (q72a)
Data file: Afrobarometer 2 South Africa 2002
Overview
Valid:
0
Valid (weighted):
0
Invalid:
0
Invalid (weighted):
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
loc_start_pos:
475
loc_end_pos:
477
Width:
3
Range:
-1 - 999
Format:
Numeric
Weighted variable:
V349
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Over what sort of problems do violent conflicts most often arise between different groups in this country?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| -1 | missing data |
| 0 | nothing |
| 1 | religion |
| 2 | ethnic/tribal differences |
| 3 | exclusion from political leadership |
| 4 | political party disputes |
| 5 | political leadership disputes |
| 6 | personal properties / inheritance |
| 7 | natural resources |
| 8 | boundary or land disputes |
| 9 | economic problems |
| 10 | social deprivation |
| 11 | traditional leadership disputes |
| 12 | location of local government centers |
| 13 | interpersonal/family matters |
| 14 | group conflict |
| 15 | corruption/illegal activity |
| 16 | labour/workplace disputes |
| 17 | sports supporters |
| 18 | human rights/legal issues/injustices |
| 19 | personal behaviors |
| 20 | crime |
| 21 | discrimination/inequality |
| 22 | politics/political issues |
| 23 | poor communications/misunderstandings |
| 24 | social issues (gay rights, prostitution) |
| 25 | overpopulation |
| 26 | lack of respect for elders or other people |
| 27 | unwanted children/orphans |
| 28 | business competition |
| 29 | loans/unpaid debts |
| 50 | alcoholism/drinking/alcohol |
| 51 | drugs/drug use |
| 52 | racism |
| 995 | other |
| 996 | no reply/no further reply |
| 997 | not applicable |
| 998 | refused to answer |
| 999 | don't know |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.