Download book (PDF file 742 kB) - IAN-a

C. Position of the Prizren area IDPs on return to their home
area: two years later
Same as in the 2000-sample, the overwhelming majority of
PrIDPs from the 2002-sample (80,8% of the whole sample), accept
the possibility of returning to homeland only under certain conditions
(2000-sample: 86%), while 9,2% examinees would return under any
conditions (2000-sample: 4,2%). Small number of the examined
PrIDPs (9%) would never return to the place they fled from (2000-
sample: 8,8%), while there is a negligible number of displacees (1%)
who gave no answer to this question in the 2000-sample (1%).
Therefore, the only difference between the 2002-sample and 2000-
sample of the PrIDPs with regard to the position on return is that
there is a somewhat higher percentage of the examinees in the 2002-
sample than in the 2000-sample that would return under any
conditions (Sample by Position on return: Chi square = 16,91; df =3;
p