Survey of Conflict Prevention and Cooperation 2004
Kyrgyz Republic, 2004
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(Q33 Primary, 2nd). What groups or individuals can take part in this conflict in (q33p_2)
Data file: database_kyr
Overview
Valid:
261
Valid:
252.718
Invalid:
1239
Invalid:
1247.282
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What groups or individuals can take part in this conflict in our country over the next few years?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | The poor |
| 2 | Miserable and suffering people |
| 3 | The unemployed |
| 4 | People who have interest in this conflict |
| 6 | Criminal groups |
| 7 | Ordinary people |
| 9 | People |
| 10 | Drugs sellers |
| 11 | Terrorists |
| 12 | Teachers, doctors |
| 16 | Hizb-ut-Tahrir |
| 17 | Religious groups |
| 18 | People of other ethnicity |
| 19 | Those who have nothing to do |
| 20 | Wahhabists |
| 21 | Government, administration |
| 22 | Different ethnicities |
| 23 | Various - (from the poor and including the rich) |
| 24 | Ordinary citizens |
| 25 | Opposition |
| 26 | Groups of deputies |
| 29 | Farmers |
| 31 | People who struggle for power |
| 32 | People who have been wrongly sentenced to prison |
| 35 | Extremists |
| 36 | Jews |
| 38 | R. Usonov |
| 39 | People who seek for power |
| 40 | Deputies |
| 41 | Nationalists |
| 42 | Kyrghyzs |
| 43 | Religious fanatics |
| 45 | Neighbours |
| 46 | Local authorities |
| 49 | Youth |
| 50 | Inhabitants of border regions |
| 51 | Drugs addicts |
| 52 | Patriots |
| 53 | Politicians |
| 54 | Police |
| 56 | Parties |
| 58 | Those who promise much and do not keep their promises |
| 60 | Between the rich and the poor |
| 63 | Armed groups |
| 64 | Bureaucrats and their surrounding |
| 68 | The rich |
| 69 | Independent organizations |
| 72 | Foreigners |
| 73 | Refugees from other states |
| 76 | Aggressively disposed people |
| 77 | Army (militaries) |
| 78 | Pensioners |
| 80 | Religious extremists |
| 83 | Unscrupulous people |
| 84 | Uneducated people |
| 85 | The discontented with power |
| 87 | Representatives of small ethnicities |
| 88 | Representatives of Islam |
| 90 | Corrupted law and order protecting bodies |
| 91 | Courts` staff |
| 92 | Irresponsible people |
| 95 | Refugees from nieghbouring countries |
| 96 | Embittered people |
| 98 | Nazi |
| 99 | People who are easy to persuade |
| 102 | Customs staff |
| 104 | Border troops |
| 105 | Leaders of organizations |
| 106 | Family clans |
| 107 | Disturbers |
| 109 | Relatives of officials |
| 114 | Gypsies |
| 115 | People who do not agree with administration |
| 118 | Bankers |
| 119 | Drunkards |
| 120 | People bankrupts (investors) |
| 123 | From Uzbekistan |
| 128 | Men and women, who wish to change political environment |
| 131 | Between Kyrghyzs and Kazakhs |
| 133 | Economic unions |
| 138 | Employers |
| 142 | People of different religions |
| 144 | Corrupted politicians |
| 145 | Opposition mass-media |
| 147 | People from regions, seeking power |
| 149 | Conflicts between customs staff and inhabitants of border re |
| 997 | Answer beside the point |
| Sysmiss |
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.
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