International Social Survey Programme 2022-2024

国际社会调查方案是开展现有跨国调查研究的最重要尝试之一。44个国家参与，覆盖所有五个有人居住的大陆。每年，各国都会就一个特定主题设置一个由60个问题组成的单元，通常作为现有的随机概率调查的一部分。这些数据连同一套规定的社会人口背景变量，然后以商定的格式存入国际战略计划数据档案。自1985年该项目开始以来，已经部署了各种模块。议题是在年度全体会议上选定的，并定期重新讨论，其中许多议题已被多次讨论。因此，ISSP数据可用来检查特定时间点各国之间的差异，并比较一段时间内趋势的差异。一个包含所有国家数据的综合数据集在数据收集大约两年后向研究界公开。国际战略计划的数据被广泛使用，出版物数量每年都在增加；在可获得数据的上一年，记录了500多份新出版物。在英国，自该计划开始以来，已有757份出版物使用了ISSP数据。ISSP 2022模块数据将通过英国和苏格兰的NatCen小组收集，这一方法于2020年被采用，原因是为应对冠状病毒大流行引入了面对面实地考察的限制。这将确保英国和苏格兰的数据收集使用相同的方法。英国和苏格兰小组的成员分别从英国社会态度(BSA)和苏格兰社会态度(SSA)调查中招募。这些都是高质量的随机概率调查。作为BSA/SSA的一部分接受采访的人在访谈结束时被要求加入小组，所有随后没有离开的人被要求参加(不使用配额)，这保持了随机概率设计。国际战略计划2023年和2024年模块的提议是利用BSA主要调查。2023年和2024年的BSA将使用混合模式的一键上网设计和可选的计算机辅助电话采访(CATI)选项来覆盖线下人口。在此期间，ISSP将涵盖三个主题：家庭和不断变化的性别角色(2022年)、国家身份和公民身份(2023年)和数字社会(2024年)：-家庭和不断变化的性别角色以及国家身份和公民身份模块以前曾在ISSP上部署，将提供宝贵的机会来观察对这些高度突出的问题态度的变化性质。-第三个专题“数字社会”首次被列入国际战略计划单元，以反映国际社会对世界各地迈向更多数字社会的影响的看法。国际战略计划成员的不断增加意味着这些单元也将提供一个宝贵的机会，在更广泛的国家和背景下审查这些问题。

The International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) is one of the most important attempts to undertake cross-national survey research that exists. Forty-four countries participate, covering all five inhabited continents. Each year, countries field a module of 60 questions on a particular topic, usually as part of an existing random probability survey. These data, along with a set of prescribed socio-demographic background variables, are then deposited in an agreed format with the ISSP data archive.A wide range of modules have been fielded since the project began in 1985. Topics are chosen at an annual plenary meeting and are revisited periodically, with many having been covered several times. As a result, ISSP data can be used to examine differences between countries at a particular point in time and to compare differences in trends over time.A combined dataset containing data for all countries is made publicly available to the research community approximately two years after data collection. ISSP data are widely used, with numbers of publications increasing annually; more than 500 new publications were recorded in the last year for which data is available. In Britain, there have been 757 publications using ISSP data since the programme began.The ISSP 2022 module data will be collected via the NatCen Panels, in both GB and Scotland, a method that was adopted in 2020 as a result of restrictions on face-to-face fieldwork introduced in response to the coronavirus pandemic. This will ensure that data collection in Britain and Scotland is carried out using the same methodology. Members of the British and Scottish Panels are recruited from the British Social Attitudes (BSA) and Scottish Social Attitudes (SSA) surveys respectively. These are both high-quality, random probability surveys. Those interviewed as part of BSA/SSA are asked to join the Panel at the end of the interview, and all those who have not subsequently left are asked to participate (no quotas are used) which maintains the random probability design. The proposal for the ISSP 2023 and 2024 modules is to utilise the BSA main survey. BSA in 2023 and 2024 will use a mixed-mode push-to-web design with an optional Computer-Assisted Telephone Interview (CATI) opt-in to cover the offline population.ISSP will cover three topics during this period: family and changing gender roles (2022), national identity and citizenship (2023) and digital societies (2024):-The family and changing gender roles and national identity and citizenships modules have previously been fielded on ISSP and will provide valuable opportunities to look at the changing nature of attitudes to these highly salient issues. - The third topic, Digital Societies, is being included as an ISSP module for the first time, to map international views on the impact of the move towards more digital societies across the world. The continued growth in ISSP membership means these modules will also provide a valuable opportunity to examine these issues across a wider range of countries and contexts.