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We also provide access to the special collections “Swedish party programs and election manifestos” and the Swedish Gallup Institute's public opinion surveys from 1942 to 1956.
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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
- Cutting edge: A comparison of contemporary practices of riparian buffer retention around headwaters in Canada, Finland and Sweden
These data describe 286 small streams in Canada, Sweden and Finland and the conditions of their riparian buffers. All the study streams were subject to forest harvest between 2010 and 2016 and riparian buffers were left ...
- Lenka Kuglerova, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
- Timo Muotka, University of Oulu
- John Richardson, University of British Columbia
University of Gothenburg
- European University Library Survey 2017 - User Surveys and other Methods for Library Development
In 2015 a working group was commissioned by LIBER, the Association of European Research Libraries, charged with investigating lessons learned and good practices in library support, as well as identifying new and developi...
- Håkan Carlsson, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg University Library
Stockholm University
- Data for: Identity in Court Decision-Making
The data set "ANP_lay_judge_data" consists of compiled information from protocols pertaining to 15,456 criminal court hearings; all criminal court trials in Stockholms Tingsrätt (the Stockholm district court) in years 20...
- Ulrika Ahrsjö, Stockholm University, Department of Economics
- Susan Niknami, Stockholm University, SOFI
- Mårten Palme, Stockholm University, Department of Economics
Umeå University
- ESS 5 – European Social Survey 2010, Sweden
This survey is the Swedish part of the 2010 'European Social Survey ' (ESS), and is focusing on family, work and well-being as well as justice. The survey also includes data on media and social trust, politics, subjectiv...
- Mikael Hjerm, Umeå University, Department of Sociology
- Ingemar Johansson Sevä, Umeå University, Department of Sociology
Umeå University
- ESS 2 – European Social Survey 2004, Sweden
This survey is the Swedish part of the 2004 'European Social Survey ' (ESS), and is focusing on health and care seeking, economic morality and work, family and well-being. The survey also includes data on media and socia...
- Mikael Hjerm, Umeå University, Department of Sociology
- Stefan Svallfors, Umeå University, Department of Sociology
Stockholm University
- LNU91 - Swedish level of living survey 1991
The first level of living survey started within the framework of a governmental commission set up to study the prevalence and problems of low incomes. Their task was broadly defined, so beside a range of studies on incom...
- Sten Johansson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Robert Erikson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Jan O. Jonsson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
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Stockholm University
- LNU81 - Swedish level of living survey 1981
The first level of living survey started within the framework of a governmental commission set up to study the prevalence and problems of low incomes. Their task was broadly defined, so beside a range of studies on incom...
- Sten Johansson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Robert Erikson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Jan O. Jonsson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
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Stockholm University
- LNU74 - Swedish level of living survey 1974
The first level of living survey started within the framework of a governmental commission set up to study the prevalence and problems of low incomes. Their task was broadly defined, so beside a range of studies on incom...
- Sten Johansson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Robert Erikson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Jan O. Jonsson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
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Stockholm University
- LNU Swedish level of living survey: Register information on occupation, social class and education
The first level of living survey started within the framework of a governmental commission set up to study the prevalence and problems of low incomes. Their task was broadly defined, so beside a range of studies on incom...
- Sten Johansson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Robert Erikson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Jan O. Jonsson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
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Stockholm University
- LNU Swedish level of living survey: Registerinformation on income
The first level of living survey started within the framework of a governmental commission set up to study the prevalence and problems of low incomes. Their task was broadly defined, so beside a range of studies on incom...
- Sten Johansson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Robert Erikson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
- Jan O. Jonsson, Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
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Accessibility levels for data
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Access to data through SND
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Access to data through an external actor
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Data are freely accessible
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Access to data is restricted or accessible by request
- Read more about our accessibility levels.
Discover our collections!
A collection consists of several datasets that are in some way connected. They can belong to the same research series, research infrastructure, or come from the same research expedition.
We also provide access to the special collections “Swedish party programs and election manifestos” and the Swedish Gallup Institute's public opinion surveys from 1942 to 1956.