Data for: Public opposition and the neighbourhood effect: how social interaction explains protest against a large infrastructure project

Name: Data for: Public opposition and the neighbourhood effect: how social interaction explains protest against a large infrastructure project
Creator: Tom Coppens
Published: 2018-09-20T12:20:36.654Z
Keywords: Social Movements, Protest Movement, Land Use

Coppens, Tom; Van Dooren, Wouter; Thijssen, Peter

doi:10.17632/cbpzhtnxxd.1

Data for: Public opposition and the neighbourhood effect: how social interaction explains protest against a large infrastructure project

Published: 20 September 2018| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/cbpzhtnxxd.1

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Tom Coppens, Wouter Van Dooren, Peter Thijssen

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This dataset on the level of the census tracts gives information on protest participation against the Oosterweel project in the city of Antwerpen. The individual data comes from two action groups and has been aggregated on the level of the census tracts. Perc_affiches gives the percentage of persons ordering protest posters in the neighbourhood in 2011. Perc_protesters gives the percentage of the population that signed a petition in 2015.

Data for: Public opposition and the neighbourhood effect: how social interaction explains protest against a large infrastructure project

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