d.volatile {cna} | R Documentation

## Data on the volatility of grassroots associations in Norway between 1980 and 2000

### Description

This dataset is from Wollebaek (2010), who analyzes the causes of disbandings of grassroots associations in Norway.

### Usage

    d.volatile

### Format

The data frame contains 22 rows (cases) and the following 9 columns featuring Boolean factors taking values 1 and 0 only:

[ , 1] | PG | high population growth
[ , 2] | RB | high rurbanization (i.e. people moving to previously sparsely populated areas that are
|  | not adjacent to a larger city)
[ , 3] | EL | high increase in education levels
[ , 4] | SE | high degree of secularization
[ , 5] | CS | existence of Christian strongholds
[ , 6] | OD | high organizational density
[ , 7] | PC | existence of polycephality (i.e. municipalities with multiple centers)
[ , 8] | UP | urban proximity
[ , 9] | VO2 | very high volatility of grassroots associations

### Source

Wollebaek, Dag. 2010. “Volatility and Growth in Populations of Rural Associations.” Rural Sociology 75:144-166.

[Package cna version 2.2.0 Index]