The human side of transition: Demographic patterns in public perceptions of societal change

Loes Abrahams; Bell Piyasinchai; Tom Junker; Meeke Hoedjes; Patrick Klaiber; Kim Janssens; John Bechara; Stefan Bogaerts

The human side of transition: Demographic patterns in public perceptions of societal change

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This report presents findings from a December 2024 survey of 4,908 Dutch residents examining perceptions of major societal transitions. Using the representative LISS panel, we investigated which transitions residents view as most impactful to their daily lives and how these perceptions vary across demographic groups.

Original language	English
Publisher	Tilburg University
Number of pages	29
Publication status	Published - 4 Sept 2025

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