Oliver Kortendick:

Knowledge Transmission and Political Communication
The anatomy of a village in North-West Papua New Guinea
 

•  Introduction
•  Questionnaire items 1-9 Gender, village reputation, contacting neighbours, denomination, legal status.
•  Questionnaire items 10-13 Household composition, age, education.
•  Questionnaire items 14-18 Income, place of work, children.
•  Questionnaire items 20-31 Personal networks.
•  Questionnaire items 32.1-32.9 Ownership of selected tools and appliances
•  Questionnaire items 33-37 Political preferences, important issues in life, yearly income.
•  Questionnaire items 38.1-39.5 Plant exchange.
•  Questionnaire items 40.1-40.14 Self determination scale.
•  Questionnaire items 41.1-41.9 Disillusionment with government scale.
•  Questionnaire items 42-43b; 44-47 and 50 Logging and its consequences.

Part 2: Bivariate statistics: relations between variables - tables and charts
 

• Introduction
• Contents

Part 3: Social structure: analysis of social networks
 

• Introduction (soon)
• An image (not yet commented!)

Related WWW pages:

Knowledge Transmission and Political Communication - aims and objectives.
Knowledge Transmission and Political Communication - questionnaire and comments.
A snapshot of village life in Papua New Guinea.
The author's homepage.

Oliver Kortendick, Knowledge Transmission and Political Communication - The anatomy of a village in North-West Papua New Guinea, http://lucy.ukc.ac.uk/Sonja/Oliver/Papuafrequencies/deckblatt.htm, Canterbury 1998

Copyright: Oliver Kortendick 1998. You may not use or cite this work without written permission by the author (oliver.kortendick@epost.de).

This research was partially financed by the European Commission/DGVIII.