International Social Survey Programme
The International Social Survey Programme or ISSP is run as part of our British Social Attitudes survey.
Since 1985 the same module of 60 questions have been repeated at regular intervals with new topics added to reflect societal changes. The survey can be used to make cross-country comparisons and measure change over time.
Recent topics include social inequality in 2019, the environment in 2020, health in 2021 and family and changing gender roles in 2022. Future questionnaire topics include national identity and citizenship (2023) and digital societies (2024). We are grateful to the ESRC for funding Britain’s participation in the ISSP.
Interested in funding?
It is now possible to fund additional questions to run alongside future topics. Funding a small subset of questions in the relevant area comes with the benefit of accessing a large module of questions, offering extensive possibilities for analysis at a fraction of the cost. Please email new-business@natcen.ac.uk or telephone 0207 549 9584.
Publications
- Gender roles: Change and continuity at work and at home
- NHS in Scotland and England
- Environment
- Social Inequality
- Social trust: The impact of social networks and inequality
- Civil Liberties: The law, individual rights and the government’s role in national security
- Role of Government
- Work: Attitudes and experience of work in a changing labour market
- Politics: Disengaged and disconnected? Trends in attitudes towards politics
- National Identity: Exploring Britishness