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Changes of party preferences - table
1996-02-08
Author: Agnieszka Cybulska
Enfranchisement referendum and the issue of redistribution of national assets
1996-02-08
Author: Krzysztof Pankowski
Households‘ investments in 1995 and plans for the year 1996
1996-02-07
Author: Macieja Falkowska
Desired role of the Trade Union "Solidarność", supporters of "Solidarność" and Lech Wałęsa
1996-02-02
Authors: Barbara Badora, Milena Morawiec
Civil rights, civil liberties and their limitations
1996-01-30
Author: Krzysztof Jasiewicz
Resignation of the Prime Minister and expectations associated with a future government
1996-01-29
Authors: Agnieszka Cybulska, Michał Strzeszewski
Performance of public institutions in January 1996
1996-01-26
Author: Milena Morawiec
Attitudes towards politicians during the crisis
1996-01-25
Author: Dariusz Olszewski
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Most Polish people (69%) acknowledge that you should be sensitive to the needs of others and ready to help them, while a minority (23%) think you should focus on your own business regardless of other people. The percentage of respondents who have put theory into practice and have at some time, in an unforced voluntary capacity, helped those in need or worked for their communities has now reached 66%. This is the highest result since records began. Simultaneously, the number of people surveyed who have never done this has hit a record low (34%).
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