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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Public Opinion and the Syrian Crisis in Three Democracies: Surveys of French, British, and American Samples, 2014

Variable Details

Variablew6pidCES3bother
Label(labelmissing)
Responses
Action Française 1
Bloc identitaire 1
Centre 1
Debout La République 1
FDG 1
FRONT DE GAUCHE 3
Front de gauche 1
Le Centre 1
Le front de gauche 1
Le mouvement de gauche 1
Le parti des travailleurs 1
MODEM 5
MODEM BAYROU 1
MRG 1
MoDem 2
Modem 4
Mouvement Pour la France 1
NPA 5
Nous citoyens 1
Nouvelle Donne 1
PCF 1
Parti breton 1
Parti souverainiste 1
Pcf front de gauche 1
SOUVERAINISTE 1
UDI 11
UDI/MODEM 1
__NA__ 5934
centre 1
centre droit 1
communiste 2
front de gauche 15
gauche 2
le centre 1
le front de gauche 1
le parti Anti-capitaliste 1
melanchon 1
melange ump front national 1
modem 17
modem udi 2
mélanchon 1
npa 4
p g 1
parti communiste 1
parti de gauche 1
parti radical de gauche 1
pc 1
pcf 1
udi 3
udi-modem 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationPublic Opinion and the Syrian Crisis in Three Democracies: Surveys of French, British, and American Samples, 2014
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