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Eurobarometer - EU Public Opinion Surveys

 


Data description

Eurobar Eurobarometer is a series of multi-topic, pan-European surveys undertaken for the European Commission since 1970, covering attitudes towards European integration, policies, institutions, social conditions, health, culture, the economy, citizenship, security, information technology, the environment and other topics.

Access to primary Eurobarometer data is via the GESIS Eurobarometer Data Service (see below under 'How to access data').

Standard and Special Eurobarometer surveys consist of regular face-to-face interviews with approximately 1,000 subjects in the EU member states.

 


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How to access data

EUI members can access Eurobarometer data via GESIS (the German social science infrastructure service provider) and via ICPSR (the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research archive).


Eurobarometer via GESIS

Access to primary Eurobarometer data is provided by the GESIS Eurobarometer Data Service:

  • Standard and Special Eurobarometer
  • Mannheim Eurobarometer Trend File
  • Central and Eastern Eurobarometer
  • Candidate Countries Eurobarometer
  • Flash Eurobarometer surveys.

Eurobarometer via ICPSR

EUI members also have access to Eurobarometer files hosted by the ICPSR data archive. Data from ICPSR can only be downloaded by Library administrator. Follow these instructions:

  • Locate the required data study number(s) in the ICPSR data catalogue
  • Send the study number of the dataset required to [email protected]
  • Please indicate the format in which the data are required (Stata, SAS &c.)
  • The Library provides access via MS OneDrive.

ICPSR instructions on using ZIP files to compress and decompress data are on this page

EUI ICT Service instructions on using ZIP files to compress and decompress data are on this page

Read the Responsible Use Statement on the ICPSR site.

European statistical data resources (EUI Library).

 


Data homepage

Contact: [email protected]

 

Page last updated on 20 June 2024

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