India's New Farming Laws Provoke Unrest
Azimuth Advisor Aseem Prakash and colleague Nives Dolsak wrote in Forbes.com on December 20, 2020 that new laws pushed through the Indian...
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Azimuth Blogposts
- Feb 2, 2021
Indian Public Fears Deteriorating Economic Situation
On February 2, 2021, Azimuth Research Partner Team C-Voter announced that almost half of respondents in a nationally representative...
- Jan 27, 2021
Sri Lankan Public Opinion is Fickle
Despite pollsters’ valiant attempts to explain and predict the collective attitude of large numbers of people, they often get it wrong,...
- Jan 17, 2021
Indian Public Backs Modi over Gandhi for PM
According to a nationally representative Indian survey performed by Azimuth Research Partner Team C-Voter, 60% of respondents prefer the...
- Jan 15, 2021
The Making of Bad Foreign Policy Ideas
Azimuth Advisor Charli Carpenter writes in Foreign Policy magazine that in "U.S. foreign policy, it isn’t always easy to suss out good...
- Jan 15, 2021
RIWI's Technique for Polling Hard-to-Reach Populations
Some populations are inherently difficult to survey. As a result, their voices rarely figure into studies of public attitudes, financial...
- Jan 13, 2021
Trump's Critics Use Racist Tropes
In the days since the attempted coup in Washington DC - which Azimuth Social Research advisor Chuck Call aptly dubbed a "self-coup" -...
- Jan 8, 2021
America's Attempted 'Autogolpe'
On January 8, 2021, Azimuth Advisor Charles Call told the Brookings Institution that the pro-Trump capitol takeover was akin to what...
- Dec 22, 2020
White Evangelicals are Anti-Human Rights
Azimuth Advisors James R. Frohlich and Richard Wood tell Open Global Rights why white American evangelicals are less pro-human rights...
- Dec 17, 2020
Jeff Bezos versus MacKenzie Scott
Azimuth Advisor Aseem Prakash explains in a piece published in Forbes.com why the philanthropic styles of MacKenzie Scott and Jeff Bezos...
- Dec 16, 2020
Ethiopia's Dam Generates Regional Tensions
Azimuth Advisor Kendra Dupuy explains to the Peace Research Institute of Oslo why Sudan and Egypt fear a new Egyptian dam will reduce the...
- Dec 15, 2020
Moroccans Trust Rights Groups, but Islamists Have Greater Reach
Our surveys show that the public tends to support human rights NGOs in Morocco. These nonprofit groups are mostly secular, however, and...
- Dec 15, 2020
A "Real-Cash Experiment" in Mexico City
To learn whether ordinary people in Mexico might donate money to local non-profits, Azimuth advisors David Crow and James R Frohlich,...
- Dec 15, 2020
China's COVID 19 Successes
Azimuth Advisor Doug Guthrie explains why China is doing such a good job of controlling COVID-19. Hint: It's the contact-tracing.
- Dec 10, 2020
Amazon's 'Climate Pledge' is Mostly PR
Azimuth Advisor Aseem Prakash tells The Washington Post that Amazon's Climate Pledge is mostly a branding exercise. Still, it might help...
- Dec 9, 2020
Police Critics Not anti-Capitalist
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...
- Dec 3, 2020
US-Honduras Intelligence Sharing Is a Bad Idea
Azimuth Advisor Charles Call tells Reuters that Honduras is "so pervasively corrupt" that it's not a good idea for the US to share...
- Nov 25, 2020
Will John Kerry Be a Good Climate Czar?
Azimuth Advisor Aseem Prakash writes in Forbes.com about the pluses and minuses of appointing a new US climate envoy with no control over...
- Nov 20, 2020
Trump's Crappy Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy Magazine quotes the work of Azimuth Advisor Charli Carpenter to explain how badly the Trump administration has handled...
- Nov 18, 2020
Polling America's Foreign Tribes
it's hard to accurately poll Trump's supporters for many reasons, one of which is the educational divide between them and survey experts.
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