We are committed to sharing the key messages from our research as widely as possible. The Ipsos Social Research Institute regularly publishes thought leadership reports that explore social issues and provide evidence on changing public and stakeholder perceptions across the globe. Click on the links below for recent examples.
We help our clients understand the nuances of public opinion on social and economic issues. Ipsos’ wealth of opinion data enables our clients to set their findings in context - from our monthly Global @dvisor survey of citizen attitudes across 20+ countries through to our in-house normative databases of stakeholder and citizen perceptions.
At the Ipsos Social Research Institute, we remain committed to sharing the messages from our research in the belief that a better understanding of public opinion will lead to better social outcomes and service design. Every year, the Ipsos Social Research Institute produces UK and International versions of Understanding Society. For a full list of Understanding Society issues, please click here.
Other thought leadership papers, articles, and case studies from the Ipsos Social Research Institute:
Mobilising Talent: The Global Mobility Challenge
After Fukushima: Global Opinion on Energy Policy
National Health: Citizens' Views' of Health Services Around the World
One World, Many Places: Citizens' Views' of Municipal and Local Government Around the World
What do people want, need and expect from public services
Politics, Public Services and Society: Context for the 2010 UK General Election
The Drivers and Cycllist Road Safety Review Australia
Energy Solutions: Global Consensus and American Exceptionalism
You Need to be Known to be Liked: Applying Lessons from Corporate Reputation Management to the Public Sector
Ipsos Global Energy Barometer: Attitudes towards Energy Sources
Messaging and Communication in the Public Sector: Enabling Information Sharing and Behavioural Change
Understanding Your Stakeholders: A Best Practice Guide for the Public Sector
People, Perceptions and Place: A Report on Local Public Services in England
World Public Opinion and the Economic Crisis: The disruption hits home
Polling on Fuzzy Issues Like Healthcare Reform: You Can’t Measure What Doesn’t Exist
The Gathering Storm: Global Response to the Economic Crisis
Public Health Value of Disclosed Cigarette Ingredients and Emissions Data in Australia
Closing the Gaps: Crime and Public Perceptions
Tipping Point or Turning Point? Social Marketing and Climate Change
Anti-Social Behaviour: People, Place and Perceptions in Local Areas in Britain
Measuring and Understanding Customer Satisfaction in Public Services in the UK
Where’s the silver lining? Consumer spending and the global financial crisis