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What is your current principal activity?
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39.7%
27.0%
11.1% 11.1%
1.6%
Undergraduatestudent
Doctoralstudent /
research orteachingassistant
Researcher /professor
Project leader Head ofinstitution
Intern
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Research among Social Science
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• SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 2015
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Research among Social Science
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Research among Social Science
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• SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 2015
• 336 SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCHERS
• 83 SURVEYS ( 2 SIMILAR, 19 INCOMPLETE)
• 63 PARTICIPANTS
• 19% RESPONCE PERCENTAGE
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With what type of institution are you
currently principally affiliated? N=63
68.3%
30.2%
1.6%
Higher education institution NGO/Think tank Other
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Do you work in public, private or
nongovernmental sector? N=63
34.9%36.5%
28.6%
Public sector Private sector Nongovermental sector
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What is your principal research
discipline? N=63
19.0%
3.2%
27.0%
1.6%
3.2%
7.9%
19.0%
1.6%
4.8%
1.6%
9.5%
1.6%
Economics
Journalism
Political science
Library and information sciences
Psychology
Sociology
Law
Public administation
History
Antropology
Linguistic
Humanistic science
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In the context of your research activity within the past 5 years, did you
produce or help to produce any research data? This could be
quantitative and/or qualitative data. N=63
Yes71%
No29%
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Enter the number of datasets that you have
produced or helped to produce during the past
5 years. N=42
9.5%
11.9%
7.1%
7.1%
14.3%
16.7%
16.7%
16.7%
1
2
3
4
5
6-10
11-20
21+
In which year was the fieldwork (or data
collection phase) completed? N=44
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13.6%
2.3%
31.8%
50.0%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
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Which data collection method was applied in this research? (e.g.
online questionnaire, structured interview, focus groups, experiment,
...) N=45
82.2%
35.6% 37.8%
2.2%
8.9%
structuredinterview
focus groups onlinequestionnaire
experiment other
Scope of raw data - from 12 to
1500 respondents and few thousands of documents
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How was this research financed? N=43
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4.7%
60.5%
2.3%
20.9%
9.3%
National science funding bodies
Public funding from other sources
International funding/project
Private sector
Own funding (institution)
Own funding (researcher)
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Apart from you, how many researchers were involved in this
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Apart from you, how many researchers were involved in this research project?
Frequency Percent
0 3 6.7
1-3 17 37.8
4-5 15 33.3
6-10 7 15.6
11+ 3 6.7Total 45 100,0
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After you completed your last research project, did you or your
research team members keep/retain the data? N=45
95.6%
4.4%
Yes
No
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After you completed your last research project, did you or your
research team members keep/retain the data? N=43
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53.5%
55.8%
14.0%
Raw data
Cleaned data (coded, anonymised, ..)
Data prepared for analysis (withtransformations, created indexes,
recoded)
Well documented with metadata
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Have you used any special documentation/metadata standard for
description of your research data?
Have you used any special documentation/metadata standard for
description of your research data?
DDI 1
DC 0
ISO 11179 0
Internal/institutional documentation standard
4
Don't know 1
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Where is the data from your last project
kept? N=43
58.1%
27.9%
32.6%
4.7%
18.6%
2.3%
2.3%
2.3%
On my computer
On my colleague's…
Several copies
Server at my local…
Data archive/repository
Don't know
Dropbox
On special discs
20.9%
51.2%
20.9%
23.3%
14.0%
2.3%
2.3%
Just the project…
Research team…
Members of my…
Broader scientific…
Open access
Don't know
Other ppl on request
Who may be granted access to the data from your last project for
research use? N=43
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In your opinion, what would be the ideal level of access to this
research data? N=45
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20.0%
8.9%
28.9%
31.1%
2.2%
Just the project leader
Research team members
Members of my institution
Broader scientific community
The data should be publicly available(open access)
Don't know
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If you knew that your data would be preserved for the long-term in a
secure environment, and shared only with accredited researchers,
would you be willing to provide your data to a social science data
archive? N=37
48.6%
20.6%
9.5%
Yes, certainly
Yes, probably
Not sure
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With respect to your own
discipline, how important is
the sharing of research
data? N=63
77.8%
20.6%
1.6%
Very important
Somewhatimportant
Not very important
17.8%
15.6%
35.6%
31.1%
Nobody outside my team had ever used research data thatI/we have produced
Yes, I know of an occassion when my/our data was used, butthis was more than a year ago
Yes, I know that my/our research data was used for secondaryanaylsis recently, the most recent occasion being within th
I am not sure if anybody used my/our data for secondaryanalysis
Do you know if any other
researcher outside your own
team had used for secondary
analysis any of the research
data that you produced? N=45
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In general, what are the barriers to conducting secondary analysis in
your country? N=63
27.0%
31.7%
42.9%
34.9%
17.5%
7.9%
1.6%
Not enough relevant data exist
Data exist but are not accessible
Data exist but are poorly documented andunusable
Researchers are not trained well enoughin secondary analysis
It is not part of the research culture
Don't know
No unique data base
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There are different ways to obtain research data produced by others.
Please indicate all the sources that you ever used successfully to
obtain such data. N=34
41.2%
70.6%
26.5%
41.2%
38.2%
52.9%
Your own research unit
Network of colleagues outside of yourresearch unit
Your own institution
Data archives from other countries
National Statistical Office
Websites of projects
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What statistical software do
you commonly use for your
quantitative analyses? N=38
50.0%
5.3%
7.9%
65.8%
Excel
R
Stata
SPSS / PASW
4.3%2.1%
80.9%2.1%6.4%
2.1%2.1%
Nvivo
CAT
No software
MAXQDA
QDA Miner
RQDA
AHP
What software do you
commonly use for your
qualitative analyses? N=47
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[research data produced in
your country]
65.1%
31.7%
3.2%
Yes, considerably
Yes, moderately
No, not very much
82.5%
15.9%
1.6%
Yes, considerably
Yes, moderately
No, not very much
[international research data]
Would your scientific work benefit if you had better access to N=63
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In your opinion, what is the prevalent attitude with respect to sharing
one's own research data among... N=63
31.7%
41.3%
20.6%
1.6%4.8%
55.6%
33.3%
4.8%1.6%
4.8%
76.2%
19.0%
1.6% 1.6% 1.6%
81.0%
15.9%
1.6% 0.0% 1.6%
Very willing Somewhat willing Not very willing Not willing at all Can't assess
coleagues from your field of science coleagues from your institution
your research team members you personally
There exist lack of trust among researchers, question of academic propriety is asked, ethics of research could be jeopardize, and concern is shown that data could be abused
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Which type of data do you
use in your teaching? to
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27.3%
65.9%
79.5%
4.5%
6.8%
Data collected by studentsthrough the courseworkstion
Data from past projects in whichyou have participated
Publicly available data anddatasets
Artificially generated data
Other
56.3%
29.2%
14.6%
Yes, considerably
Yes, moderately
No, not very much
Would your teaching benefit if
you had greater access to more
national or international data?
N=48
76.2% of respondents are having teaching responsibilities
In the context of their teaching, 77.1% analyze or discuss research data regularly or sometimes (N=48)
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In your view, how useful could be an institution that specializes in data
archiving in your country? N=64
76.2%
20.6%
3.2%
Very important
Somewhat important
Not very important
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Comments from respondents
1• Arhaving and authorazing of data would improve quality of research and better treatment of
data and citation. Data has to be smehow unified.
2• We have to respect the differencies between natural and social science, so that social science will not
be „over qunatified“.
3• We need synhonized and unified system of official statistics. We need to raise awerness of buisness
sector of the importance of resreach. We need to raise awerness of both sectors of cooperation, transparenccy, sharing data.
4• Better acess to international databases is needed.
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Comments from respondents
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• Anketa je poredjenje istraživanjima u onim društvenim naukama koje proizvode izvore,( sociologija, Političke nauke) MADA bi BILO svrsishodnije da je posvećena fundamentalnim društvenim naukama, odnosno onima koje imaju definisan istraživački metod ŠTO IH čini NAUkom.
• Moralo bi da se insistira na upucivanju u razlike koje se odnose na metodologiju naucno-istrazivackog rada izmedju drustvenih i prirodnih naukama. U tom smislu, sada u CG preovladava, manje svjesno i artikulisano, oponasanje onoga sto na Zapadu vidimo kao mainstream (ortodoksni) pristup, a sto znaci primjenu metodologija koje su svojstvene prirodnim naukama u istrazivanjima iz oblasti drustvenih nauka (koja pojava se zove scijentizam, cega takodje nismo svjseni u dovoljnoj mjeri). Sto se tice nacionlane infrastruktur, nisam previse upucena, ali cini mi se da bi trebalo obezbijediti kompatibilnost sa bazama koje se koriste u zemljama koje imaju visok nivo razvijenosti istrazivanja u oblasti drustvenih nauka.
2
• U radu naučno istraživačke zajednice u Crnoj Gori postoji mnogo nedostataka. Ključni nedostatici su nepoznavanje savremenih istraživačkih metoda, loše kvalitativne analize koje se zasnivaju samo naiznošenju statističkih podataka bez prave analize o tome šta ti podaci pokazuju. Kada su kvantitativne analize u pitanju često su u suprotnosti za rezultatima intervjua sa ispitanicima i više se prepoznaje stavistraživača nego ispitanika,što je, može se slobodno reći najčešće "sindrom" stručnjaka iz akademske zajednice. Poseban problem predstavljaju istraživanja u kojoj su naručioci vlada ili međunarodne agencijekoje su tu da bi "pomogli vladi u reformskim procesima", pa se informacije dobijene istraživanjem "filtriraju" i usklađuju sa potrebama naručioca. U NVO sektoru radi se veliki broj istraživanja koja često ne sadrže relevantne podatke, niti izvore podataka. Generalno, veliki je broj onih koji ne poznaju osnovne istraćivačke metode i tehnike, pa ova istraživanja ćesto budu neupotrebljiva. Veliki broj podatakadobijene raznim istraživanjem bili bi dragocjeni za arhive podataka u kojima bi uvid trebala imati istračivačka zajednica a ne opša javnost, upravo zbog opasnosti, tj. situacija sa kojima se sretamo gdje se podaci prenesu javnosti na potpuno pogrešan način i često naprave štetu upravo onim zajednicama čiji smo pološaj htjeli poboljšati.
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• Za naučno-istraživački rad nužno je imati relevantne podatk, kvantitativne ili kvalitativne, kako bi i sama istraživanja bila uspješna. Stoga je neopphodno obezbjediti pristup bazama podataka koje bi pomogleistraživačima i naučnicima da napreduju u svojoj oblasti i da svojim istraživanjima doprinesu boljoj zajednici, razvoju društva i svijesti o značaju obrazovanja i nauke. Arhiva, koja bi bila dostupna svimistraživačima, više je nego dobrodošla u zemlji u kojoj nemamo pristup skoro nijednoj većoj međunarodnoj bazi i gdje postoji značajn problem sa prikupljanjem informacija i njihovim uvjerljivim prikazivanjemjavnosti, a posebno upotrebom u cilju izgradnje zdravog društva.
• Naučno istraživačka zajednica kao takva ne postoji. Potrebno je institucionalno riješiti ovo pitanje. Takođe, za društvene nauke vrlo važno bi bilo otvaranje međunarodnih baza podataka, jer ono čemu mi u CG imamo pristup je toliko šturo da svaki naš rad predstavlja uspijeh
4
• Podaci bi morali biti isti, bez obzira koja institucija emituje parametar, što je kod nas često kontradiktorno.
• Potrebna je posebna obuka onih koji se bave istrazivackom djelatnoscu o cuvanju, koriscenju i povjerljivoscu sekunadarnih podataka
• Potrebno raditi na kreiranju jedinstvenog sinhroniozovanog i harmonizovanog sistema zvanične statistike.
• Veoma je vazno jasno objasniti svrhu arhiva. Posebnu paznju obratiti na cuvanje podataka i obezbijediti adekvatnu zastitu istih.
5• razvoj svjesti poslovne zajednice o znacaju istrazivanja, razmjene podataka i povezivanje poslovne i naucne zajednice u kontekstu boljeg pristupa podacima, razmjene rezultata istrazivanja itd, veca
transparentnost podataka,
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