Britain’s changing expectations on the impact of Brexit
Repeat polling is starting to portray a discernible loss of Leavers' faith in the original promise of Brexit
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Western/MENA attitudes to religion portray a lack of faith in common values
YouGov research supports an historic interfaith meeting between His Holiness Pope Francis and the Grand Imam of Al Azhar in Abu Dhabi
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YouGov-Cambridge journal update: Attitudes to inequality in health, wealth and power
Based on collaborative research with the YouGov-Cambridge Centre, authors David Howarth, Theresa M.Marteau, Adam P.Coutts, Julian L.Huppert and Pedro RamosPinto have published the following ...
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YouGov-Cambridge journal update: Palm oil awareness and ecolabel responsiveness
Based on collaborative research with the YouGov-Cambridge Centre, authors Rosemary Ostfeld, David Howarth, David Reiner and Pawel Krasny have published the following academic paper ...
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Brexit and Trump voters are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories
YouGov-Cambridge research shows the extent to which conspiracy theories have become mainstream
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The decision to go to war: how voters misunderstand its legal basis
British voters are vulnerably ignorant about the authority to go to war
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The Trump protests were a backhanded compliment to America
We raged at Trump in Britain while we ignore visiting autocrats because we hold America to a different standard.
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The public has limited belief in age-based stereotypes
YouGov-Cambridge polling suggests voters give limited credence to crude portrayals of generational difference.
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Public opinion and the social media crisis
Many of us doubt that social media is good for society. Yet it remains hard to see how the worst side-effects can be countered.
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Environmentalism and the value-action gap
As YouGov-Cambridge polling suggests, we're a nation of meat-loving environmentalists
