Contents of ISSP 2013 module (Modified table taken from the German ISSP 2013 technical report)

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Contents of ISSP 2013 module (Modified table taken from the German ISSP 2013 technical report) 2013 Abbreviated Version of s 2003 1995 Identification with 'Community' 1 4 How close R feels to: 2 1 a V5 Town/city a V7 b V5 b V6 County b V8 c V6 c V7 COUNTRY c V9 d V7 d V8 Continent; e.g. Europe d V10 e V8 Views on what Makes Someone Truly (NATIONALITY) 2 8 What is important to be a true (NATIONALITY) 3 4 a V9 born in (COUNTRY) a V11 a V15 b V10 have citizenship of (COUNTRY) b V12 b V16 c V11 spend most life in (COUNTRY) c V13 c V17 d V12 able to speak (COUNTRY LANGUAGE) d V14 d V18 e V13 being a (RELIGION) e V15 e V19 f V14 respect (COUNTRY) institutions & laws f V16 f V20 g V15 feel (NATIONALITY) g V17 g V21 h V16 have (NATIONALITY) ancestry h V18

2013 Abbreviated Version of s 2003 1995 Comparative Support for Own Nation 3 5 Agree/ disagree 4 5 a V17 Prefer to be a citizen of (COUNTRY) a V19 a V22 b V18 Feel ashamed of things about (COUNTRY) b V20 b V23 c V19 World better place if others like (NATIONALITY) c V21 c V24 d V20 (COUNTRY) better country than other countries d V22 d V25 e V21 People should support their country even if in the wrong e V23 e V26 Proud of Aspects of National Life 3 3 Agree/ disagree 4 f V22 Proud if (COUNTRY) does well in international sports f V24 5f V27 g V23 R is less often proud of (COUNTRY) than he/she likes to be g V25 h V24 World would be better if (COUNTRY NATIONALITY) acknowledged (COUNTRY s) shortcomings 4 10 How proud is R of 5 6 a V25 way democracy works a V26 a V28 b V26 political influence in world b V27 b V29 c V27 economic achievements c V28 c V30 d V28 social security system d V29 d V31 e V29 scientific & technological achievements e V30 e V32 f V30 achievements in sports f V31 f V33

2013 Abbreviated Version of s 2003 1995 g V31 achievements in arts g V32 g V34 h V32 armed forces h V33 h V35 i V33 its history i V34 i V36 j V34 fair treatment of groups in society j V35 j V37 12 V58 1 How proud is R of being (NATIONALITY) 16 V63 Views on National versus International Issues 5 3 Agree/ disagree 6 7 a V35 (COUNTRY) should limit the import of foreign products a V36 a V38 b V36 International bodies should have right to enforce solutions on environmental issues c V37 (COUNTRY) should follow own interests even if it leads to conflicts b V37 b V39 c V38 d V41 6 5 Agree/ disagree 7 a V40 Large international companies damage local businesses a V41 b V41 Free trade leads to better products b V42 c V42 (COUNTRY) should follow the decisions of international organizations even in the case of disagreement d V43 International organizations take away too much power from (COUNTRY) government c V43 d V44 e V44 R feels more like citizen of the world than of any country

2013 Abbreviated Version of s 2003 1995 Attitudes to Foreigners & Foreign Cultural Presence 5 2 Agree/ disagree 6 7 d V38 Foreigners should not be allowed to buy land d V39 e V42 e V39 TV should give (COUNTRY'S) films and programmes preference e V40 f V43 7 2 Agree/ disagree 8 8 a V45 People who do not share traditions cannot be fully (NATIONALITY) a V47 a V44 b V46 Government should help minorities to preserve traditions b V48 b V45 8 V47 1 Minorities should maintain traditions vs. adapt to larger society 9 V49 9 V46 9 8 Agree/ disagree 10 10 a V48 Immigrants increase crime rates a V50 a V47 b V49 Immigrants generally good for economy b V51 b V48 c V50 Immigrants take jobs away from people born in country c V52 c V49 d V51 Immigrants improve society by bringing in new ideas and cultures 1 d V53 d V50 e V52 Culture is generally underminded by immigrants f V53 Legal immigrants should have the same rights as citizens of (COUNTRY) 15c V61 1 Wording of source question changed; 1995: Immigrants make (COUNTRY) more open to new ideas and cultures ; 2003 and 2013: Immigrants improve [COUNTRY NATIONALITY] society by bringing in new ideas and cultures.

2013 Abbreviated Version of s 2003 1995 g V54 (COUNTRY) should take stronger measures to exclude illegal immigrants 15d V62 23 V71 h V55 Legal immigrants should have equal access to public education 10 V56 1 Number of immigrants to (COUNTRY) should increase 11 V55 11 V51 11 V57 1 Immigrant should retain own/ adopt (Country s)/ give up own culture Patriotism: Impact 13 4 Agree/ disagree: Strong patriotic feelings a V59 strengthen (COUNTRY s) place in the world b V60 lead to intolerance in (COUNTRY) c V61 are needed for (COUNTRY) to remain united d V62 lead to negative attitudes towards immigrants in (COUNTRY) Background and Identification 14 V63 2 Is R citizen of (COUNTRY)? 12 V56 17a V63 15 V64 Parents citizens of (COUNTRY) at R's birth 13 V57 17b V64 Optional: International Integration 16 V65 6 How much heard/ read about (INTERNATIONAL BODY) 2 20 V69 19 V67 17 V66 (INTERNATIONAL BODY) as beneficial for country 21 V70 20 3 V68 2 Optional questions: (INTERNATIONAL BODY) substituted to appropriate regional associations as EU or NAFTA. 3 Item in ISSP 2003 and ISSP 2013 differs in answer scale from ISSP 1995 version: ISSP 1995: Benefits; Does not benefit; Don t know; Have never heard of [INTERNATIONAL BODY] ISSP 2003 and 2013: Greatly benefits; Largely benefits; Somewhat benefits; Benefits only a little; Does not benefit at all; Don t know; Have never heard of [INTERNATIONAL BODY]

2013 Abbreviated Version of s 2003 1995 18 V67 Agree/ disagree (COUNTRY) should follow (INTERNATIONAL BODY'S) decisions 19 V68 Preferred power of (INTERNATIONAL BODY) compared to national government 20 V69 For prospective members only: Vote for/ against membership in (INTERNATIONAL BODY) in referendum 21 V70 For current members only: Vote for/ against resignation from (INTERNATIONAL BODY) in referendum 22 V71 23 V72 24 V73 24 V74