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China’s reputation declines while America’s gets a boost
International polling shows stark divides emerging in China’s global reputation but also significant support for the principle of Taiwanese defence.
24 Oct 2022Article
Westerners have limited appetite for concessions to Russia
Polling in 25 countries shows strong Western resolve towards Ukraine but significant global variation in attitudes to the war.
24 Oct 2022Article
Globalism Project 2021: Highlights & Methodology
Now in its third year, the YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project is an extended, annual survey on globalisation.
31 Dec 2021Article
Be reassured: the world is not as divided as we might think
Beneath the public discord about BLM, the climate and feminism, there is surprising consensus about how the world should be.
26 Nov 2021Article
One year on: how has the pandemic affected personal lives?
New findings from the Globalism Project show varied impact of the pandemic on wellbeing.
23 Nov 2021Article
One year on: global update on public attitudes to government handling of Covid
New findings from the Globalism Project suggest growing frustration with restrictions but strong support for vaccine passports and travel quarantines.
19 Nov 2021Article
Europeans want climate action but not lifestyle change
Europeans want urgent action on climate change but remain committed meat-eaters and question other areas of climate policy.
20 Oct 2021Article
What matters to the English after Covid?
New research from the YouGov-Cambridge Centre and the Cambridge Bennett Institute reveals how people living in England feel about some of the major issues facing the nation after Covid.
14 Sep 2021Article
Multilateral backing key to public support for military operations in Africa
UN and African Union key to public support for French military operations in Africa.
31 May 2021Article
What is the value of free digital goods?
How much do people value goods they do not have to pay for? Should this be taken into account in economic statistics?
09 Feb 2021