Blogposts 

We recently came across a fascinating piece by anthropologist Robert Kozinets on his"netnography"- internet-based ethnography - of online...

Azimuth Social Research signed a contract today to work on a new project with the Center for Victims of Torture (CVT). In early 2024, we...

In October 20, Sudan signed an historic agreement to open diplomatic ties with Israel. This deal was part of a broader, last-minute Trump...

At Azimuth Social Research, we've been thinking a lot about global public opinion towards China, with special emphasis on countries...

Despite pollsters’ valiant attempts to explain and predict the collective attitude of large numbers of people, they often get it wrong,...

Some populations are inherently difficult to survey. As a result, their voices rarely figure into studies of public attitudes, financial...

In the days since the attempted coup in Washington DC - which Azimuth Social Research advisor Chuck Call aptly dubbed a "self-coup" -...

Our surveys show that the public tends to support human rights NGOs in Morocco. These nonprofit groups are mostly secular, however, and...

To learn whether ordinary people in Mexico might donate money to local non-profits, Azimuth advisors David Crow and James R Frohlich,...

In the wake of Black Lives Matter, we reexamined our global polling data and found that the people who mistrust the police were also more...

it's hard to accurately poll Trump's supporters for many reasons, one of which is the educational divide between them and survey experts.

According to our polls, members of the public in some middle and low-income countries view the U.N. and U.S. as tightly linked. This blog...