Globalism Project 2021: Highlights & Methodology
Now in its third year, the YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project is an extended, annual survey on globalisation.
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The pandemic has had a limited impact on environmental lifestyle
Findings from the Globalism Project suggest an enduring values-action gap on the environment.
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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.
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Global update on attitudes to conspiracy theories
New findings from the Globalism Project show Americans are divided by conspiracy theories while non-Western countries show the highest levels of belief.
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One year on: how has the pandemic affected personal lives?
New findings from the Globalism Project show varied impact of the pandemic on wellbeing.
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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.
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European support for populist beliefs declines
Public support for populist beliefs is seeing a sustained decline across a number of European countries
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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.
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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 ...
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Why Youth Need a Seat #Atthetable
The YouGov-Cambridge Centre recently collaborated with the Y7, the official youth engagement group to the G7, to look at youth empowerment in global politics.
