Classes, Work and Conflict Survey (CONCLAT): Chile and Argentina 2025

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Authors: Pablo Pérez Ahumada
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Abstract

This dataset contains the data and documentation from the Classes, Work and Conflict Survey (CONCLAT), administered to nationally representative samples of the employed population in Chile and Argentina in 2025. The survey measures perceptions of labor and political conflict across social classes and union statuses, using a standardized questionnaire for cross-national comparison. The data files are provided separately by country, accompanied by full documentation including questionnaires, codebooks, and methodological manuals. Data Collection Periods: - Chile: November 2024 - January 2025 - Argentina: April 2025 - August 2025 Sample Characteristics: - Chile: N=3048 respondents, probabilistic multistage sampling - Argentina: N=1696 respondents, probabilistic multistage sampling Instrument: Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing (CAPI) Project: CONCLAT – FONDECYT 1230056, Universidad de Chile. Citation: When using these data, please cite both this dataset and the CONCLAT Project (FONDECYT 1230056). DATA RELEASE NOTE: The microdata files from this survey are currently under embargo and will be released in November 2026. This version (V1.0) contains the codebook. Researchers interested in early access to the data for collaborative projects may contact the Principal Investigator.

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Journal / source
Harvard Dataverse
Publication date
20 January 2026
Document type
Dataset