Latin American Public Opinion Project (LAPOP) Data
LAPOP Collections Available at Duke Duke University Libraries are pleased to announce an agreement with the Latin American Public Opinion Project (LAPOP) to provide access to selected LAPOP datasets to enrolled Duke students, staff, faculty, and instructors. The Latin American Public Opinion Project produces surveys analyzing public perceptions of the role of government, political tolerance, citizen participation, and corruption among other issues. Questionnaires and technical papers describing the LAPOP collections are available through the survey links that follow.
Accessing LAPOP Data at Duke
The collections licensed by Duke are available to currently enrolled Duke faculty and students using the links that follow.
Responsible Use Statement
Access to LAPOP data is limited to enrolled students, staff, faculty and instructors at Duke University. The data provided in this collection are deidentified survey data regulated by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of Duke University. These data may not be redistributed to third parties.
The data files and questionnaires are in zipped files by year. When available, data files are provided in SPSS (.sav) or STATA (.dta) format. Questionnaires are in .PDF or Word Document (.doc) format.
Select by Country, then click the year to download.
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