Racist Realities

The dataset “racist realities” is based on a computer-assisted telephone interview on the subject of racism in Germany. The cross-sectional survey was conducted between April and August 2021. The sample for the survey was randomly drawn by using a dual-frame approach that comprised of both landline...

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Authors: Kim, Tae Jun (Author) ; Kalter, Frank 1964- (Author) ; Foroutan, Naika 1971- (Author) ; Sinanoglu, Cihan 1982- (Author) ; Ha, Noa K. (Author) ; Shooman, Yasemin 1980- (Author) ; Shah, Steffen (Author) ; Simon, Mara (Author) ; Wölfer, Ralf (Author) ; Gehein-Sama, Massa (Author) ; González Hauck, Sué (Author) ; Hechler, Stefanie 1985- (Author) ; Kalkum, Dorina (Author) ; Pöggel, Tanita Jill 1990- (Author) ; Reich, Julian (Author) ; Sommer, Moritz 1987- (Author) ; Steinhilper, Elias 1985- (Author) ; Suda, Kimiko 1979- (Author) ; Vogt, Hans (Author) ; Vork, Helene (Author)
Format: Electronic Research Data
Language:English
Published: Berlin Deutsches Zentrum für Integrations- und Migrationsforschung DeZIM 2024
In:Year: 2024
Online Access: Volltext (Resolving-System)
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Keywords:
Anti-racism
Antifeminism
Antisemitism
Antiziganism
Discrimination
Discrimination experiences
Language discrimination
Social dominance orientation
Protest movements
Racism
Everyday racism
Anti-Muslim racism
Institutional racism
Neoracism
Racial color blindness
Perceptions of racism
Structural racism
Right-wing Extremism
Forschungsdaten
Umfrage
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Summary:The dataset “racist realities” is based on a computer-assisted telephone interview on the subject of racism in Germany. The cross-sectional survey was conducted between April and August 2021. The sample for the survey was randomly drawn by using a dual-frame approach that comprised of both landline and mobile phone numbers, and included respondents aged 14 or older. The study was conceived by the German Centre for Integration and Migration Research (Deutsches Zentrum für Integrations- und Migrationsforschung e.V., or DeZIM) as part of the German National Monitoring of Discrimination and Racism (NaDiRa). The market and opinion research institute BIK ASCHPURWIS + BEHRENS GmbH was commissioned to conduct the survey. The provided data focuses on the question on how the German population deals with the topic of racism. This includes direct and mediated experiences of racism, contact to racialized persons, racist attitudes, the acknowledgement and denial of racism in Germany as well as antiracist engagement.
DOI:10.34882/dezim.nadira-rr-cati.download.1.0.0