What does ISSP stand for?

International Social Survey Programme

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The International Social Survey Programme now comprises 44 countries, and here are reports of findings from it on class-related inequalities and the role of government; social, national, and global attitudes and identities; religion, society, and the state; and gender roles and civic participation in family, work, and society.

The International Social Survey Programme, 1984-2009; charting the ...

When the International Social Survey Programme conducted a more in-depth study of religious belief almost 20 years ago (1991 and 1993), it asked people if they agreed or disagreed with the statement "I know God exists and I have no doubts about it.

The atheist buses

c) and the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP 1997; 2000), as well as the one-off 1987 New Zealand Attitudes and Values Survey (NZAVS) commissioned by the Royal Commission on Social Policy (RCSP 1988).

Radical change or more of the same? Public attitudes towards social ...

This is based on analysis of data from the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP), a collaborative study by attitude survey research teams in a number of countries.

AUSTRALIAN ATTITUDES TO UNEMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE