d.volatile: Data on the volatility of grassroots associations in Norway...

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Data on the volatility of grassroots associations in Norway between 1980 and 2000

Description

This dataset is from Wollebaek (2010), who analyzes the causes of disbandings of grassroots associations in Norway.

Usage

d.volatile

Format

The data frame contains 22 rows (cases) and the following 9 columns featuring Boolean factors taking values 1 and 0 only:

[ , 1]	PG	high population growth
[ , 2]	RB	high rurbanization (i.e. people moving to previously sparsely populated areas that are
		not adjacent to a larger city)
[ , 3]	EL	high increase in education levels
[ , 4]	SE	high degree of secularization
[ , 5]	CS	existence of Christian strongholds
[ , 6]	OD	high organizational density
[ , 7]	PC	existence of polycephality (i.e. municipalities with multiple centers)
[ , 8]	UP	urban proximity
[ , 9]	VO2	very high volatility of grassroots associations

Source

Wollebaek, Dag. 2010. “Volatility and Growth in Populations of Rural Associations.” Rural Sociology 75:144-166.

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