Multi-Country Poll Reveals That Majority of People Want Action on Climate Change, Even if it Entails Costs
December 3, 2009 Full Report, including questionnaire with full findings (PDF) A new poll of 15 nations, most of them in the developing world, finds that majorities of the people canvassed want their governments to take steps to fight climate change, even if that entails costs. People signaled they wouldContinue Reading
A New Digest of International and U.S. Attitudes
A New Digest of International and U.S. Attitudes November 23, 2009 The International Institutions and Global Governance program at the Council on Foreign Relations has produced Public Opinion on Global Issues, a comprehensive digest of existing polling data on U.S. and global public attitudes on the world’s most pressing challengesContinue Reading
Iranian Public Ready to Make a Nuclear Deal, But Finds Some Demands Unacceptable
Is Iran pre-revolutionary? November 23, 2009 By Steven Kull Originally published on openDemocracy To a Kremlin analyst in 1968 America may have looked similar to the way that Iran looks to some American analysts today. Large-scale demonstrations to protest the Vietnam war and disrupt the Democratic convention in Chicago mayContinue Reading
Is Iran pre-revolutionary?
Is Iran pre-revolutionary? November 23, 2009 By Steven Kull Originally published on openDemocracy To a Kremlin analyst in 1968 America may have looked similar to the way that Iran looks to some American analysts today. Large-scale demonstrations to protest the Vietnam war and disrupt the Democratic convention in Chicago mayContinue Reading
Majorities Reject Banning Defamation of Religion: 20 Nation Poll
Majorities Reject Banning Defamation of Religion: 20 Nation Poll November 20, 2009 Questionnaire with Findings, Methodology (PDF) As the UN General Assembly prepares to debate a proposal calling for nations to take action against the defamation of religion, majorities in 13 of 20 nations polled around the world support theContinue Reading