Titlebook: Barometers of Quality of Life Around the Globe; How Are We Doing? Valerie M?ller (Prof),Denis Huschka,Alex C. Michal Book 20081st edition S

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Monitoring Democratic Politics, a Market Economy, and Citizen Well-Being: The South Korea Barometer

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European Survey Data: Rich Sources for Quality of Life Research,ional European survey programmes. While some of these survey programmes go back as far as the 1970s, others have been established more recently. This article aims to provide basic information on the most important European surveys of this sort and to assess their potential as well as their specific