dataset_id;country_code/string;source_code/string;event_ID;Event_lev_code/string;typeact1_n;countermob_code/string;protform_code/string;protform_other;issue1_code/string;issue_other;event_descr
count 1_N;1         Austria;1    Newspapers ;country-based event identifier;1    Local (district/town or province/region) ;1 Political party;0 No counter-mobilization ;1 Public assembly;;1. National identity and culture;;
;2         Bulgaria;2    Party website;Hungary n/a;2    National (state level);2 Formal social movement organisation, civil society organisation, or other type of organisation;1 Verbal counter-mobilization (public statements against event or actor);2 March, demonstration (legal and non-violent);;2. Immigration and multiculturalism;;
;3         Estonia;Hungary n/a;;3    Supranational (including EU level);3 Militia group or guard (armed or non-armed);2 Contentious counter-mobilization (protest and counter-actions, boycotts, incl. confrontation/violence) ;3 Vigil/picket;;3. Security, order, law enforcement and terrorism;;
;4         France;;;;4 Informal groups, sports and recreational groups;99 Unknown/no information available;4 Direct and solidarity actions (e.g. food distribution, charity, direct interventions);;4. National minorities abroad and irredentism ;;
;5         Germany;;;;5 Music bands (e.g. ‘national rock’, ‘identity rock’);;"5 Online action (only if contentious, e.g. racist and hate speech; mail bombing, hackering) ";;5. Roma population and Roma criminality;;
;6         Greece;;;;6 Trade union and professional groups;;6 Symbolic action (street theatre, masks, cultural performances etc.);;6. Jews, anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism ;;
;7         Poland;;;;7 Other group;;7 Non-authorised or illegal demonstration (if non-violent);;7. Islam;;
;8         Slovakia;;;;99  Unknown ;;8 Boycott ;;8. Anti-communism and anti-Bolshevism;;
;9         Sweden;;;;;;9 Strike;;9. Anti-elitism and corruption;;
;10       UK;;;;;;10 Self-mutilation (e.g. hunger strike, suicide);;10. Political opponents (e.g. parties and movements, leaders, NGOs, foundations);;
;11       Hungary;;;;;;11 Blockade (e.g. road blocks, occupation of squares);;11. Europe, European integration, and the EU (incl. the euro) ;;
;12       Italy;;;;;;12 Occupation of buildings or similar;;12. Home affairs and personal defence;;
;;;;;;;13 Disturbance of meetings (e.g. sabotage and interruption of public events, blitz);;13. Foreign policy (incl. pro-Palestine);;
;;;;;;;14 Symbolic confrontation (e.g. farmers dumping animal dung in front of a government building);;14. Industry, energy, agriculture, and environment;;
;;;;;;;15 Threats (e.g. murder or beating, bomb threat);;15. Monetary politics and the economy (incl. taxes and taxation);;
;;;;;;;16 Symbolic violence (e.g. burning puppets or flags, throwing eggs or paint);;16. Banks;;
;;;;;;;17 Limited destruction of property (e.g. breaking windows) ;;17. Welfare, retirement and pension schemes ;;
;;;;;;;18 Violent demonstration ;;18. Healthcare;;
;;;;;;;19 Arson and bomb attacks, and other severe destruction of property ;;19. Justice;;
;;;;;;;20 Physical violence against people (individual and collective: fights, brawls, political murder, etc.) ;;20. Civil rights (e.g. gender equality, abortion, same-sex marriage);;
;;;;;;;Other (explain in PROTHOTHER);;21. Youth;;
;;;;;;;;;22. Education and IT;;
;;;;;;;;;23. Family issues, religion, and Church-state relations;;
;;;;;;;;;24. The media and the press;;
;;;;;;;;;25. Freedom of speech and political correctness;;
;;;;;;;;;26. Anniversaries and memory;;
;;;;;;;;;27. Other;;