The Sweden Count 2000
Creator/Principal investigator(s):
Margareta Skog - Church of Sweden, Church of Sweden Research Unit
Description:
The data file belonging to this study contains information about participation in services and worships at approximately 5,900 congregations, corps and religious groups across Sweden during the weekend of 24 - 26 September 1999. The survey was sent to roughly 6,500 congregations, corps and groups and a response rate of around 90% was thus reached. Well over half a million participations were registered during the weekend, in communities spanning over Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Bahá'í, Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism and "new movements" including New Age movements, Neopaganism, Neo-Hindu movements, the Church of Scientology etc. Four pieces of information were gathered: 1) day and time of the religious activity, 3) type of religious activity, 3) number of participants, 4) whether the activity was ecumenical or not.
Purpose:
What did religious Sweden look like just before the turn of the millennium 2000? Answering this question was the purpose of the Sweden Count 2000. More specifically, the study examines the number of visits to congregations and religious societies during a weekend of Septemb
Subject area:
minorities, religion and values
(CESSDA Topic Classification)
Religious Studies
(The Swedish standard of fields of research 2011)
Keywords:
minorities, religious attendance, listening to music, islam, church, baptisms, funerals, weddings, religious affiliation, religious practice, religious communities, religious groups, religious societies, judaism, folk cultures, meditation, mysticism, religious behaviour, religious ceremonies, attendance, appointments, religious societies, religious institutions, religious movements, survey data, funerals, buddhism, hinduism, catholicism, christianity, orthodoxy, protestantism, sikhism
Responsible department/unit:
Lund University, Church of Sweden Research Unit
Creator/Principal investigator(s):
Margareta Skog - Church of Sweden, Church of Sweden Research Unit
Identifiers:
SND-ID: SND 0949
Description:
The data file belonging to this study contains information about participation in services and worships at approximately 5,900 congregations, corps and religious groups across Sweden during the weekend of 24 - 26 September 1999. The survey was sent to roughly 6,500 congregations, corps and groups and a response rate of around 90% was thus reached. Well over half a million participations were registered during the weekend, in communities spanning over Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Bahá'í, Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism and "new movements" including New Age movements, Neopaganism, Neo-Hindu movements, the Church of Scientology etc. Four pieces of information were gathered: 1) day and time of the religious activity, 3) type of religious activity, 3) number of participants, 4) whether the activity was ecumenical or not.
Purpose:
What did religious Sweden look like just before the turn of the millennium 2000? Answering this question was the purpose of the Sweden Count 2000. More specifically, the study examines the number of visits to congregations and religious societies during a weekend of Septemb
Language:
English
Swedish
Time period(s) investigated:
1999-09-24 — 1999-09-26
Geographic spread:
Geographic location: Sweden
Geographic description: Sweden
Lowest geographic unit:
Parish
Highest geographic unit:
Municipality
Unit of analysis:
Population:
Swedish parishes
Time Method:
Sampling procedure:
Subject area:
minorities, religion and values
(CESSDA Topic Classification)
Religious Studies
(The Swedish standard of fields of research 2011)
Keywords:
minorities, religious attendance, listening to music, islam, church, baptisms, funerals, weddings, religious affiliation, religious practice, religious communities, religious groups, religious societies, judaism, folk cultures, meditation, mysticism, religious behaviour, religious ceremonies, attendance, appointments, religious societies, religious institutions, religious movements, survey data, funerals, buddhism, hinduism, catholicism, christianity, orthodoxy, protestantism, sikhism
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Skog, M. (red.) (2001). Det religiösa Sverige: gudstjänst- och andaktsliv under ett veckoslut kring millennieskiftet. Örebro: Libris.
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2015-01-14
doi:10.5878/002580
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The Sweden Count 2000
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Margareta Skog. Lund University, Church of Sweden Research Unit (2015). The Sweden Count 2000. Swedish National Data Service. Version 1.0. https://doi.org/10.5878/002580
Creator/Principal investigator(s):
Margareta Skog - Church of Sweden, Church of Sweden Research Unit
Description:
Keywords:
minorities, religious attendance, listening to music, islam, church, baptisms, funerals, weddings, religious affiliation, religious practice, religious communities, religious groups, religious societies, judaism, folk cultures, meditation, mysticism, religious behaviour, religious ceremonies, attendance, appointments, religious societies, religious institutions, religious movements, survey data, funerals, buddhism, hinduism, catholicism, christianity, orthodoxy, protestantism, sikhism
Data format / data structure:
Numeric
Data collection:
Mode of collection: Self-administered questionnaire: paper
Time period(s) for data collection: 1999-09-24 — 1999-09-26
Time period(s) investigated:
1999-09-24 — 1999-09-26
Variables:
14
Number of individuals/objects:
2087
Response rate/participation rate:
90%