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On the basis of data from the Dutch Parliamentary Election Survey of 1982, & from previous surveys (1971-1981), the voting behavior of employees in the public sector is compared with that of employees in the private sector, & the voting of unemployed & disabled persons is examined. No significant differences are found in voting levels between public vs private sector employees. Nonvoting is a characteristic of registered voters who are jobless. Employees in the public sector are more likely to vote Labor & dissociate themselves from the Christian Democratic & Conservative parties, while private sector employees with comparable incomes exhibit the opposite tendency. The Christian Democratic-Conservative cabinet coalition (beginning in 1982) appears to rely on the electoral support of employees & employers in the private sector. The Christian Democratic Party's predicament is that it is losing its traditional power base in the public sector & is also hurt by the Conservative Party's appeal in the private sector. Modified HA.

Under the surface of everyday care. On the development of an underwater screen, an
instrument that identifies institutional influences on the everyday care
relationship
Under the surface of everyday care. On the development of an underwater screen, an
instrument that identifies institutional influences on the everyday care
relationship
In our qualitative research project we look at the everyday interactions between
young people with a mild intellectual disability and their caregivers, and we are
interested in the institutional impact on the everyday dealings. We have developed an
analysis tool that helps to identify these institutional influences. In addition, we
have used the research methodology institutional ethnography. This tool also offers
opportunities for other areas of research, because it sensitizes the researchers for
the ruling relations that shape the everyday interaction between people.

Below the surface of everyday care (Part II): Working with the underwater screen in the analysis of research on interaction between lvb youth and their caregivers
In our qualitative research project we look at the everyday interaction between young people with a mild intellectual disability and their caregivers, and we are interested in the institutional impact on the everyday dealings. We have developed an analysis tool that helps identify these institutional influences. In addition, we have used the research methodology Institutional Ethnography. This tool also offers opportunities for other areas of research, because it sensitizes the researchers for the ruling relations that shape the everyday interaction between people. In Part 1 of this article (KWALON 2015, 3), we describe the development of our underwater screen. In this article (Part 2), we discuss the operation of the instrument.