Taiwan Social Change Survey
Principal Investigator(s): Institute of Sociology. Academia Sinica
Summary: The Taiwan Social Change Survey (TSCS) is an interdisciplinary research project that tracks Taiwan's political, economic, social, and cultural changes. Begun in 1985, this long-term cross-sectional survey has followed 5-year cycles, enabling researchers to understand social change in Taiwan from longitudinal perspectives. Topics covered across surveys include: economic attitudes, family, political participation, national identity, social networks, mental health, religion, social problems, a... (more info)
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Study Description
Scope of Study
Summary: The Taiwan Social Change Survey (TSCS) is an interdisciplinary research project that tracks Taiwan's political, economic, social, and cultural changes. Begun in 1985, this long-term cross-sectional survey has followed 5-year cycles, enabling researchers to understand social change in Taiwan from longitudinal perspectives. Topics covered across surveys include: economic attitudes, family, political participation, national identity, social networks, mental health, religion, social problems, and globalization.
Subject Terms: economic conditions, families, family life, globalization, mental health, national identity, political participation, religion, social networks, social problems
Geographic Coverage: Asia, Global, Taiwan
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