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Encuesta Nacional de Cultura 2002 (Colombia, 2002) Year 2002 Commissioned by Ministerio de Cultura – República de Colombia Author/s Ministerio de Cultura / Centro Nacional de Consultoria Methodology Sample size: 1090 aged 12 or over selected from all over the national territory Objectives The survey’s main objectives are to: � provide information at a national level on the perceptions of culture, cultural practices (including home-based activities) as well as cultural knowledge and perceptions of national identity among Colombian residents � evaluate the impacts of the National Plan for the Development of Culture 2001-2010: towards a democratic cultural citizenship implemented by the Cultural domains / Other issues Ministry of Culture. The main cultural domains for which data are gathered in the survey are � Theatre, cinema, museums and cultural heritage sites and cultural centres. � Reading: Books, Newspapers and Magazines, Comics � Media and Audiovisual contents exposure: Radio, TV, Recorded Music, Computers, Internet � Home-based cultural activities � Community events, festivals and holidays celebration � Perceptions of national culture For each domain, the data gathered are used to provide information about: � socio-demographic factors: age, gender, socio-economic group, level of education accomplished, place of residence, occupation � frequency of attendance, motivations, attitudes towards cultural products and activities and reasons for non-participation Notes The survey was run only once in July 2002. The report on the results of the survey was not found; only the questionnaire and a collection of several theoretical essays on the survey’s results were found, and do not allow us to give more detailed information about the theoretical framework. URL http://www.sic.gob.mx/ficha.php?table=centrodoc&table_id=33 - 87 -
Cultural Experience Survey 2002 (New Zealand, 2002) Year 2002 Commissioned by Ministry for Culture and Heritage Author/s Statistics New Zealand Methodology It asked people aged 15 and over whether they had experienced a range of activities during a set reference period – 12 months for goods and services experienced relatively infrequently, and four weeks for activities experienced on a more regular basis. Objectives To provide a snapshot of New Zealanders’ engagement with cultural activities as diverse as listening to popular music, visiting museums and art galleries, visiting Cultural domains / Other issues marae (Maori sacred meeting places) and buying original art works and craft objects. The types of cultural activities considered were: Movies: Attendance at the movies. Theatre: Attending theatrical performances such as drama, mime or play. Classical performance: Attending classical or symphonic music performances. Popular music: Attending pop, rock, jazz, blues, or country and western, including free concerts and pub performances and music festivals. Visual arts: Purchasing art work or handmade crafts. Marae: Attendance at a marae. Taonga: Attendance at a display or exhibition of Mäori ancestral taonga. Wähi taonga: Visits to places of historical importance to Mäori. Mätauranga Mäori: Learning about Mäori customs, practices, history or beliefs. The variables used to explain whether a cultural activity was experienced were: Sex, Age, Ethnicity, Highest Educational Qualification, Personal Income, Labour Force Status, Location. Notes The Cultural Experiences Survey (CES) was conducted in the first quarter of 2002. People were also asked how often they experienced these activities, whether they had encountered any barriers in doing so, how interested they were in New Zealand content and whether they had experienced the activities by any other means, such as radio, television or the Internet. URL http://www.stats.govt.nz/browse_for_stats/people_and_communities/time_use/measu re-of-culture.aspx General Social Survey 2003 (China, 2003) Year 2011 Commissioned by Author/s Survey Research Center, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Department of Sociology, Renmin University of China Methodology The 2003 CGSS covers urban areas only and face-to-face interviews took place with 5,900 urban respondents. The interviews were conducted in 559 neighborhood committees and in 5,894 households. Objectives The CGSS 2003 aims to collect quantitative data about: � measures of social structure, its stability and change; � measures of quality of life, objective and subjective; and � measures of underlying mechanisms linking social structure and quality of life. Cultural domains / In addition to respondents’ personal and household basic characteristics, the 2003 Other issues CGSS also included the scholarly theme of social stratification, occupational mobility, and social networks. For the scope of this research we focus on the questions of community participation and civic engagement. Notes The 2003 CGSS is the first of a five-year plan of the project (2003-2007). URL http://www.ust.hk/~websosc/survey/GSS2003e0.html - 88 -
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