Volunteering and civic participation in Georgia, 2014

Frequency distribution (%)
Gov. will not change its decision no matter how many people	13
2	9
3	27
4	16
Gov. will change its decision only if enough people protest	21
DK/RA	15

PROTINFL: Effectiveness of people's protest to influence government decisions

Question text: Suppose the Government made a decision that you considered to be unjust and people decided to protest against it, how effective do you think their actions would be in reversing the decision? Using this CARD where ‘1’ means “The government will not change its decision no matter how many people protest”, and ‘10’ means “The government will change its decision only if enough people protest”.

Values:

Gov. will not change its decision no matter how many people
2
3
4
Gov. will change its decision only if enough people protest
DK/RA

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Volunteering and civic participation in Georgia, 2011

Volunteering and civic participation in Georgia, 2014

The study investigated the level and attitudes of people to volunteerism and civic participation in Georgia

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Note: In some cases the percentages do not add up to 100 due to decimal points and rounding.

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