The American Public on the Islamic World June 7, 2005 Comments By PIPA Director Steven Kull at the Conference on US-Islamic World Relations Co-Sponsored by the Qatar Foreign Ministry and the Saban Center of the Brookings Institution DOHA, Qatar—When Americans look at events in the Middle East, they do notContinue Reading
21 Nation Poll on Bush’s Reelection January 19, 2005 In 18 Countries, Most See Bush’s Reelection as Negative for World Security Questionnaire According to a new BBC World Service Poll of twenty-one countries from all regions of the world, the reelection of President Bush is seen as negative for worldContinue Reading
Americans on Opportunities for Bipartisan Consensus January 18, 2005 Bipartisan Public Consensus Offers Direction for US Foreign Policy in Second Bush Term Full Report Questionnaire Despite several years of highly polarized debate and a bruising electoral battle, a new study reveals a striking amount of bipartisan consensus—among the public andContinue Reading
Three in Four Americans Say If Iraq Did Not Have WMD or Support al-Qaeda, US Should Not Have Gone to War October 28, 2004 Saddam’s Intent to Build WMD Not Seen as Sufficient Reason Full Report Questionnaire A new PIPA/Knowledge Networks poll finds a consensus among the American public thatContinue Reading
U.S. Public Rejects Nearly All Forms of Torture or Coercion Even in Face of Possible Terrorist Attack July 22, 2004 Says International Laws on Detention Should Apply to Al-Qaeda Members Full Report Questionnaire In a new PIPA/Knowledge Networks nationwide poll, 66% said that the US should abide by the internationalContinue Reading
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