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Andrés Casas & Nathalie Méndez. Principal Investigators.
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Encuesta Mundial de Valores Impacto COVID-19

2020. Casas, A. Méndez, N. Comfama – World Values Survey Colombia.
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Encuesta Mundial de Valores Impacto COVID-19 Comparación olas 1 y 2

2020. Casas, A. Méndez, N. Comfama – World Values Survey Colombia.
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Values in a Crisis: How the Pandemic impacted Colombian values.

2020. Casas, A. Méndez, N. Comfama – World Values Survey Colombia.
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A family in the brink of opportunity: cultural change, consumer behavior and social capital in Colombia
1995-2020.

2020. Casas, A. Méndez, N. Comfama – World Values survey Colombia.
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¿Cómo es ser joven en la Colombia del fin del mundo?

2020. Casas, A. Méndez, N. Comfama – World Values survey Colombia.
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Un espejo para mirarnos.

2020. Casas, A. Méndez, N. Comfama – World Values survey Colombia.
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Así somos los colombianos.

2019. Casas, A. Méndez. N.
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World Values Survey Colombia: A comparative view of the results of the sixth wave 2010-2012.

2015. Casas-­‐Casas, A. Bogotá: Departamento Nacional de Planeación.
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World Values Survey Colombia 1997-2012: A time series analysis.

2015. Casas-­‐Casas, A. Bogotá: Departamento Nacional de Planeación.

Understanding three years of pandemic in Colombia: values and citizenship.

We present the Values in Crisis database (a subproject of the World Values Survey) as a contribution to managing knowledge about values, political culture, social capital, crisis, and welfare policy, emphasizing the middle class. In addition, we welcome the World Values Survey project to the Alberto Lleras Camargo School of Government of the Universidad de los Andes and the formation of an alliance between civil society organizations for the use, dissemination, and social appropriation of the data.
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Half-Baked Democratization? Political Culture and Social Change in Chile, Colombia and Perú.

The purpose of this article is to present an analysis of the results of the World Values Survey (WVS) in comparative perspective for the sixth wave conducted between 2010 and 2014. We focus on the relationship between social capital and democratic values. The WVS allows to keep track of the social, political and cultural changes that affect over 90 countries worldwide. International comparisons are made for the data available for Chile, Colombia and Perú. We explore the main descriptive trends and run a series of tests through multivariate data analysis to understand what sociocultural conditions are interwoven in these countries to facilitate or block the process of democratic consolidation.
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Culture, Behaviour, and the COVID-19 Pandemic in Colombia

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