Confucianism and Support for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Taiwan, 2009
Document Type
Data Set
Date Created
9-13-2009
Abstract
Public-opinion survey for chapter 3 of book "Confucianism, Democratization, and Human Rights in Taiwan" (Lexington Books, 2013) by Joel S. Fetzer and J. Christopher Soper. Includes such standard demographics as education, age, gender, income, marital status, ethnicity, city of residence, and occupation. Also asks three questions measuring support for Confucian values and one item on enthusiasm for the rights of indigenous Taiwanese (a.k.a. aboriginals or Yuanzhumin). Sample size of 1000 from throughout Taiwan. Telephone interviews of respondents selected via random-digit dialing followed by quota sampling by gender and age within a given household. Poll conducted by TNS Research International of Taipei, Taiwan, September 2-13, 2009.
SPSS system file
taiwanyuanzhuminquestionnaire.doc (98 kB)
Questionnaire
Keywords
Confucianism, Taiwan, Asian Values, Indigenous Peoples, Human Rights, Chinese culture, Aboriginals, Yuanzhumin, religion and politics
Language
English, Chinese
Recommended Citation
Fetzer, Joel S. and Soper, J. Christopher, "Confucianism and Support for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Taiwan, 2009" (2009). Political Science Faculty Data Sets, Pepperdine University. Data Set 1.
https://digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/polscidata/1
Comments
The PIs are grateful for research funding from Pepperdine University.
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