Data from the ARDA National Profiles, 2005 Update - Religion Indexes, Adherents and Other Data - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) ARDA code for country (ARDACODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	318	1,303.80	2,995.49

2) Wave: Approximate year(s) for the data (primary year of data, then numbers after decimal indicate range of years covered by variables) (WAVE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	290	2,003.11	0.00

3) ARDA country name (COUNTRY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	290	1,222.98	2,917.50

4) ARDA country name (ICOUNTRY)
5) ISO 3-alpha (ISO3)
6) Numeric ISO (NUMISO)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	237	433.11	255.38

7) Correlates of War (COWCODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	191	469.90	265.47

8) United Nations Region (UNREGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Antarctica	0	0.0
2) Australia-New Zealand	5	2.0
3) Caribbean	24	9.4
4) Central America	8	3.1
5) Eastern Africa	23	9.0
6) Eastern Asia	9	3.5
7) Eastern Europe	11	4.3
8) Melanesia	6	2.4
9) Micronesia (Region)	7	2.7
10) Middle Africa	9	3.5
11) Northern Africa	8	3.1
12) Northern America	5	2.0
13) Northern Europe	16	6.3
14) Polynesia	10	3.9
15) South-central Asia	14	5.5
16) South-eastern Asia	11	4.3
17) South America	14	5.5
18) Southern Africa	5	2.0
19) Southern Europe	18	7.1
20) Western Africa	17	6.7
21) Western Asia	23	9.0
22) Western Europe	11	4.3
999) 999	1	0.4
Missing	63
Total	255	100.0

9) What is the land area in square miles? (State Department coded by Grim 2004) (DAREA)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	277,219.56	802,699.48

10) Country Population Estimate (WCD 2005) (POPWCD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	240	26,931,896.51	114,337,874.85

11) Population Growth (WCD 2002) (POPGROW)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	193	0.02	0.01

12) Life Expectancy (United Nations 2005) (LIFEEPC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	177	65.80	12.28

13) Bahai (WCD 2005) (BAHAIS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	31,995.79	144,451.49

14) Buddhist (WCD 2005) (BUDDHIST)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	1,591,634.89	9,891,204.20

15) Chinese Universist (WCD 2005) (CHINUNI)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	1,701,353.97	24,519,210.65

16) Christian (WCD 2005) (CHSTIAN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	8,973,877.37	25,041,425.01

17) Confucianist (WCD 2005) (CONFUCIA)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	27,187.87	345,256.17

18) Ethnoreligionist (WCD 2005) (ETHNOREL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	1,077,061.56	4,887,948.64

19) Hindu (WCD 2005) (HINDUS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	3,655,661.12	52,541,941.90

20) Jain (WCD 2005) (JAINS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	19,279.13	291,298.76

21) Jew (WCD 2005) (JEWS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	63,637.40	488,440.19

22) Muslim (WCD 2005) (MUSLIMS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	5,520,939.72	19,696,946.60

23) Shintoist (WCD 2005) (SHINTO)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	11,718.90	174,427.47

24) Sikh (WCD 2005) (SIKHS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	106,612.94	1,567,631.08

25) Spiritist (WCD 2005) (SPIRITIS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	54,750.16	594,013.07

26) Taoist (WCD 2005) (TAOISTS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	11,486.80	154,047.73

27) Zoroastrian (ZOROASTR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	238	11,124.05	122,022.63

28) Freedom House Religious Freedom Scale (Marshall, 2000) (RFFH2000)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	75	3.84	1.73

29) Re-coding of World Christian Database State Religion variable (Grim and Finke, 2006) (WCDSTRL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Atheist	25	12.9
1) Secular	69	35.6
2) Religious	22	11.3
3) Specific religion	78	40.2
Missing	124
Total	194	100.0

30) 2005 Freedom of the Press (Freedom House, 2005) (PFFH2005)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	194	45.95	24.83

31) 2000 Political Typology (Freedom House's 'Democracy's Century' Report) (DEM2000)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democracy	121	63.0
2) Restricted Democratic Practice	16	8.3
3) Constitutional Monarchy	0	0.0
4) Traditional Monarchy	10	5.2
5) Absolute Monarchy	0	0.0
6) Authoritarian Regime	38	19.8
7) Totalitarian Regime	5	2.6
8) Colonial Dependency	0	0.0
9) Protectorate	2	1.0
10) Empire	0	0.0
Missing	126
Total	192	100.0

32) 1950 Political Typology (Freedom House's 'Democracy's Century' Report) (DEM1950)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democracy	22	11.3
2) Restricted Democratic Practice	22	11.3
3) Constitutional Monarchy	9	4.6
4) Traditional Monarchy	4	2.1
5) Absolute Monarchy	2	1.0
6) Authoritarian Regime	10	5.2
7) Totalitarian Regime	31	16.0
8) Colonial Dependency	61	31.4
9) Protectorate	33	17.0
10) Empire	0	0.0
Missing	124
Total	194	100.0

33) 1900 Political Typology (Freedom House's 'Democracy's Century' Report) (DEM1900)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democracy	0	0.0
2) Restricted Democratic Practice	26	13.5
3) Constitutional Monarchy	19	9.9
4) Traditional Monarchy	8	4.2
5) Absolute Monarchy	5	2.6
6) Authoritarian Regime	0	0.0
7) Totalitarian Regime	0	0.0
8) Colonial Dependency	80	41.7
9) Protectorate	22	11.5
10) Empire	32	16.7
Missing	126
Total	192	100.0

34) 2005 Political Rights (Freedom House, 2005) (PR2005)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most Free	59	30.7
2) 2	28	14.6
3) 3	24	12.5
4) 4	16	8.3
5) 5	17	8.9
6) 6	29	15.1
7) Least Free	19	9.9
Missing	126
Total	192	100.0

35) 2005 Civil Liberties (CL2005)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most Free	49	25.5
2) 2	29	15.1
3) 3	34	17.7
4) 4	24	12.5
5) 5	32	16.7
6) 6	15	7.8
7) Least Free	9	4.7
Missing	126
Total	192	100.0

36) 2005 Economic Freedom Restriction (Heritage Foundation, 2005) (ECF2005)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	154	3.02	0.72

37) Purchasing Power Parity in U.S. Dollars (United Nations, 2003) (PPP2003)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	170	9,548.58	10,254.59

38) 2005 GINI Index of Income Inequality (United Nations/World Bank, 2005) (GINI2005)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	124	40.17	10.40

39) 2003 Human Development Index (United Nations, 2005) (HDI2003)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	175	0.71	0.18

40) 2003 Gender-Related Development Index (United Nations, 2005) (GDI2003)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	140	0.70	0.19

41) Goverment Regulation of Religion Index (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GRI2003)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	240	2.68	3.09

42) Does the government interfere with an individual's right to worship? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GINTFIR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	144	60.0
1) Some interference	73	30.4
2) Severe interference	23	9.6
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

43) How is freedom of religion described? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (FREEIR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Law provides and government generally respects	121	50.4
1) Law provides and government respects but problems exist	67	27.9
2) Limited and./or rights not protected	46	19.2
3) Does not exist	6	2.5
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

44) Does the government generally respect the right to freedom of religion in practice? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GVRSPIR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	141	58.8
1) Yes but exceptions or restrictions are mentioned	53	22.1
2) The phrase generally respects is not used	46	19.2
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

45) Does the government policy contribute to the generally free practice of religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GPOLIR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	133	55.4
1) Yes but exceptions are mentioned	27	11.3
2) No	80	33.3
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

46) Are foreign and other missionaries allowed to operate? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (MSSYIR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	167	69.6
1) Limited to certain regions or limited in some other way	58	24.2
2) No	15	6.3
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

47) Is proselytizing, public preaching, or conversion limited or restricted? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (PROSIR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	167	69.6
1) Yes but for all religions	31	12.9
2) Yes but only for some religions	42	17.5
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

48) Government Favoritism of Religion Index (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GFI2003)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	240	4.02	3.05

49) Does the government fund some things related to religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (FUNDRLS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	125	52.1
1) Government gives support that probably includes funding	17	7.1
2) Yes but equal funding for each religion	63	26.3
3) Yes but funding is not equal for all	35	14.6
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

50) To what extent is there a favored (or established) religious brand? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (OESTREL)

	TOTAL	%
0) None or all religious brands are treated the same	57	23.8
1) Cultural or Historical legacies only	29	12.1
2) Some brands have special privileges or government access	59	24.6
3) One religious brand has privileges or government access	48	20.0
4) One single State or Official religious brand	47	19.6
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

51) How does the government subsidize (including in-kind) religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (OSUBSDY)

	TOTAL	%
0) No subsidies or all subsidies are equal	83	34.6
1) Cultural or historical legacies only	31	12.9
2) Only some religions are excluded	18	7.5
3) Subsidies only go to an approved set of religions	59	24.6
4) Only one religion is subsidized	49	20.4
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

52) What is the nature of government funding to the religious sector? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GVFUNDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No funding reported	100	41.7
1) Has a proportional balance	26	10.8
2) Has an imbalance	114	47.5
3) Only goes to one religion or belief	0	0.0
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

53) Government Funding of Religion Index (0-12: Schools, buildings, clergy, media, charity, religious work) (Grim and Finke, 2006) (FUNDEXS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Low funding	116	48.3
1) 1	8	3.3
2) 2	48	20.0
3) 3	3	1.3
4) 4	24	10.0
5) 5	2	0.8
6) 6	19	7.9
8) 8	12	5.0
10) 10	3	1.3
12) High funding	5	2.1
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

54) Does the government fund religious education? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (SCHOOL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	149	62.1
1) Yes but equal funding for each religion	17	7.1
2) Yes but funding is not equal for all	74	30.8
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

55) Does the government fund religious buildings? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (BLDGS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	172	72.0
1) Yes but equal funding for each religion	12	5.0
2) Yes but funding is not equal for all	55	23.0
Missing	79
Total	239	100.0

56) Does the government fund clergy salary or benefits? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (SALARY)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	188	78.3
1) Yes but equal funding for each religion	6	2.5
2) Yes but funding is not equal for all	46	19.2
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

57) Does the government fund religious print or broadcast media? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (MEDIA)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	215	89.6
1) Yes but equal funding for each religion	2	0.8
2) Yes but funding is not equal for all	23	9.6
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

58) Does the government fund religious charity or public service work? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (CHARITY)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	215	89.6
1) Yes but equal funding for each religion	7	2.9
2) Yes but funding is not equal for all	18	7.5
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

59) Does the government fund religious practice or mission work? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (MISSION)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	220	91.7
1) Yes but equal funding for each religion	1	0.4
2) Yes but funding is not equal for all	19	7.9
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

60) Social Regulation of Religion Index (Grim and Finke, 2006) (SRI2003)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	240	3.17	3.25

61) Societal attitudes toward other or nontraditional religions are reported to be... (Grim and Finke, 2006) (OTHEREL2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Open and tolerant	111	46.3
1) Discriminatory	28	11.7
2) Negative in some regions or toward some religious brands	62	25.8
3) Negative in some regions AND toward some religious brands	23	9.6
4) Hostile	16	6.7
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

62) What are the social attitudes towards conversions to other religions? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (CONV2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No problems reported	161	67.1
1) Some tension	21	8.8
2) Negative	47	19.6
3) Hostile	11	4.6
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

63) Do traditional attitudes and/or edicts of the clerical establishment strongly discourage proselytizing (trying to win converts)? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (CPROSLZ2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	182	75.8
1) Attitudes only	58	24.2
2) Clerics only	0	0.0
3) Both	0	0.0
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

64) Do established or existing religions try to shut out new religions in any way? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (ESTAB2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	137	57.1
1) Yes	103	42.9
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

65) What is the situation regarding social movements in relation to religious brands in the country? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (SOCMV3)

	TOTAL	%
0) None or amicable	103	42.9
1) Flashes of activity	48	20.0
2) Regional and organized activity	20	8.3
3) National and organized activity	69	28.8
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

66) Is there a constitution? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (CONSTI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	173	88.3
1) No Constitution, but report says law functions in its place	14	7.1
2) No	9	4.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

67) Does the constitution provide for freedom of religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (FREECO)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	161	82.1
1) Law provides for freedom of religion	13	6.6
2) No	22	11.2
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

68) Are the relationships among religions in society generally amicable? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (AMIC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	105	53.6
1) Yes but exceptions are mentioned	53	27.0
2) No	38	19.4
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

69) Was there a change in the status of respect for religious freedom? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (CHNG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No change	177	90.3
1) Positive change	13	6.6
2) Negative change	6	3.1
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

70) Does the US government discuss religious freedom issues with the government? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (USGOV)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	188	95.9
1) No	8	4.1
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

71) What is mentioned about social tensions? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (TNSCHG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No change	170	86.7
1) Decreasing	10	5.1
2) Increasing	16	8.2
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

72) Do people face hassles if they do not belong to the dominant religion of the country? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (NATID)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	173	88.3
1) Yes but spoken of in general undocumented terms	0	0.0
2) Yes in ways documented in the Report	23	11.7
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

73) Were there any land or property disputes? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (LAND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	142	72.4
1) Yes internal	46	23.5
2) Yes international	8	4.1
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

74) Were there any religiously-related land or property disputes? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (LANDRL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	165	84.2
1) Yes internal	27	13.8
2) Yes international	4	2.0
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

75) Does the report say the government promotes interfaith understanding? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (UNDERS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	68	35.1
1) No	126	64.9
Missing	124
Total	194	100.0

76) What is the nature of government or public holidays? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GVHOLI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not religious or equally respectful of all religions	94	48.0
1) Includes holidays from more than one religion	34	17.3
2) Dominated by one religion	8	4.1
3) Only one religion's holidays are mentioned	60	30.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

77) Does the government require religions to register? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (REGIST)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	105	53.6
1) Yes but in a nondiscriminatory way	43	21.9
2) Yes in a discriminatory way	48	24.5
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

78) Is religious literature or broadcasting limited or restricted? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (LITBRD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	133	67.9
1) Literature is	25	12.8
2) Broadcasting is	15	7.7
3) Both	23	11.7
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

79) Do laws take into account a person's religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (STATUS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	156	79.6
1) Yes	40	20.4
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

80) According to the report, are there laws regulating daily life based on (biased towards) religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (RELIFE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	156	79.6
1) Yes	40	20.4
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

81) Is there a Concordat with the Vatican? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (CONCOR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	173	88.3
1) No but there is a historical relationship	4	2.0
2) No but there is a special relationship	5	2.6
3) Yes	14	7.1
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

82) Is blasphemy prohibited by law? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (BLASPH)

	TOTAL	%
0) None reported	176	89.8
1) Yes but it is not enforced	2	1.0
2) Yes but enforced only for adherents	8	4.1
3) Yes it is enforced for all within the country borders	10	5.1
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

83) According to the report, does it say there were reports of religious prisoners or detainees? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (RPRISO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	154	78.6
1) Yes but very limited	22	11.2
2) Yes and numerous	20	10.2
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

84) Are people, based on religious identity or activity, discriminated against? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (DISCRM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	71	36.2
1) Yes some are	116	59.2
2) Yes all are	9	4.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

85) Are people put into prison based on religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (PRISON)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	146	74.5
1) Yes some are	46	23.5
2) Yes all are	4	2.0
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

86) Does the state (i.e. the government) defer to religious authorities on life issues? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (LIFE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	151	77.0
1) Yes	45	23.0
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

87) Are allegations reported of discrimination in education, housing and/or employment based on religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (DISCR2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No discrimination	116	59.2
1) Some discrimination	53	27.0
2) Widespread discrimination	20	10.2
3) Caste-like system	7	3.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

88) When a person sells or buys land or property, do laws or practices benefit or discriminate based on religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (BUYLAND)

	TOTAL	%
0) Has nothing to do with religion beyond religious sites	182	92.9
1) Favors religions based on locale	5	2.6
2) Favors one religion or religious brand	9	4.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

89) Do legal rights of males and females have anything to do with religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	158	80.6
1) Yes with no favoritism	0	0.0
2) Yes gender inequalities for both males and females	3	1.5
3) Yes gender inequalities for one gender	35	17.9
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

90) Do divorce rights and/or adultery's legal status have anything to do with religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (DIVORCE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	167	85.2
1) Yes with no favoritism	2	1.0
2) Yes and favors men	27	13.8
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

91) Has there been any harassment of minority religious groups? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (SECTS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	84	42.9
1) Yes but not been recently reported	0	0.0
2) Reported and resolved	14	7.1
3) Reported and unresolved	98	50.0
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

92) Is there a government bureau that supervises religions? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (BUREAU)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	82	41.8
1) No but consults a non-government religious advisory board	0	0.0
2) Yes but non-coercive	80	40.8
3) Yes and coercive	34	17.3
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

93) Do government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (HARASS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	116	59.2
1) Yes but isolated or confined to certain locales	42	21.4
2) Yes	38	19.4
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

94) Is an improvement reported? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (IMPRV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	171	87.2
1) Yes	25	12.8
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

95) Were there any reports of forced religious conversion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (CONVER)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	187	95.4
1) Yes	9	4.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

96) Were there any reports of US minors being moved or held illegally due to religion? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (MINORS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	193	99.0
1) Yes	2	1.0
Missing	123
Total	195	100.0

97) Are there activities reported that promote tolerance and understanding between adherents of different religions? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (TOLERA)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	98	50.3
1) Yes	97	49.7
Missing	123
Total	195	100.0

98) Are social movements reported that have religious agendas? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (SOCMV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	102	52.0
1) Yes but inactive	4	2.0
2) Yes and active	90	45.9
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

99) Are tensions related to religion reported? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (TENS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	53	27.0
1) Yes but only one example given	143	73.0
2) Yes more than one example of tension given	0	0.0
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

100) Are or have women been harassed for immodest dress? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (DRESS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not reported	182	92.9
1) In certain neighborhoods or parts of the country	9	4.6
2) Throughout the country	5	2.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

101) According to the report, is there an organized interfaith dialog? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (DIALOG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	120	61.2
1) Yes	76	38.8
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

102) Does the report mention cases of vandalism towards religious properties or cemeteries by citizens? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (VANDAL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	130	66.3
1) Yes	66	33.7
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

103) Does the report mention cases of bombing towards religious properties or cemeteries by citizens? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (BOMB)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	147	75.0
1) Bombings or burnings	49	25.0
2) Murders	0	0.0
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

104) Are certain parts of the country or its cities strongly associated with certain religions? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (REGIREL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	130	66.3
1) Yes but it is amicable	25	12.8
2) Yes and it is a source of tension	41	20.9
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

105) Does the report mention that societal discrimination is more likely to be based upon ethnic bias than upon religious prejudice? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (ETHDIS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	170	86.7
1) Yes	26	13.3
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

106) Were there reports of derogatory graffiti being put on religious properties? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (GRAFFI)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	172	87.8
1) Yes	24	12.2
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

107) Were there any hunts for 'witches' or others who were identified as being possessed or spiritually wicked? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (WITHC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	183	93.4
1) Yes	13	6.6
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

108) What is the highest level of restrictions reported? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (RELREG)

	TOTAL	%
0) None reported	38	19.4
1) Difficulties registering or having a legal status	11	5.6
2) Restrictions on the use and/or ownership of property	55	28.1
3) Religious brand are targeted to be controlled or proscribed	37	18.9
4) Government involvement in the affairs of religious brands	22	11.2
5) Prohibition except for what is approved by the government	33	16.8
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

109) Considering the entire report, estimate the number of people who were physically abused or displaced due to religion in this country. (Grim and Finke, 2006) (AESTIMA)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	111	56.6
1) Less than 10	17	8.7
2) 10 to 200	25	12.8
3) 201 to 1000	16	8.2
4) 1001 to 10000	11	5.6
5) More than 10000	16	8.2
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

110) Is ethnic identity related to religious affiliation? (Grim and Finke, 2006) (DETHNIC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or not related	93	47.4
1) For one ethnicity it is related	50	25.5
2) Many ethnicities are related to specific religious affiliations	32	16.3
3) Ethnicity seems inseparable from religious affiliation	21	10.7
999) Info not given or missing	0	0.0
Missing	122
Total	196	100.0

111) Country's largest religion by percentage (RELRECOD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Atheism	3	1.5
1) Christian unspecified	22	11.2
2) Catholic	62	31.5
3) Orthodox Christian	11	5.6
4) Protestant	17	8.6
5) Anglican/Episcopal	5	2.5
6) Muslim Unspecified	23	11.7
7) Muslim Sunni	27	13.7
8) Mushlim Shi'a	3	1.5
9) Muslim (other)	1	0.5
10) Jewish	1	0.5
11) Animist/Indigenous/Tradition	5	2.5
12) Hindu Unspecified	4	2.0
13) Hindu (other)	0	0.0
14) Buddhist unspecified	8	4.1
15) Buddhist (other)	4	2.0
16) Tao	0	0.0
17) Shinto	1	0.5
18) Oriental (not Tao or Shinto)	0	0.0
19) Other (please specify)	0	0.0
999) Info not given or missing	0	0.0
Missing	121
Total	197	100.0

112) United Nations Region (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Africa	62	24.4
2) Asia	62	24.4
3) Europe	80	31.5
4) Latin America	22	8.7
5) North America	5	2.0
6) Oceania	23	9.1
Missing	64
Total	254	100.0

113) Country's largest religion by percentage (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Atheism	3	1.5
2) Christian	117	59.4
3) Muslim	54	27.4
4) Jewish	1	0.5
5) Hindu	4	2.0
6) Other	18	9.1
Missing	121
Total	197	100.0

114) Government Favoritism of Religion Index (Grim and Finke, 2006) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-GVTFAV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low	93	38.8
2) Medium Low	54	22.5
3) Medium High	50	20.8
4) High	43	17.9
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

115) Goverment Regulation of Religion Index (Grim and Finke, 2006) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-GVTREG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low	145	60.4
2) Medium Low	36	15.0
3) Medium High	32	13.3
4) High	27	11.3
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

116) Social Regulation of Religion Index (Grim and Finke, 2006) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-SOCREG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low	125	52.1
2) Medium Low	53	22.1
3) Medium High	20	8.3
4) High	42	17.5
Missing	78
Total	240	100.0

117) 2000 Political Typology (Freedom House's 'Democracy's Century' Report) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-GVTTYP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democracy	121	63.0
2) Restricted Democratic Practice	16	8.3
3) Monarchy	10	5.2
4) Authoritarian Regime	38	19.8
5) Totalitarian Regime	5	2.6
6) Colonial Dependency/Protectorate	2	1.0
Missing	126
Total	192	100.0