International

A selection of research and thinking from Ipsos teams around the world.

Originally used as a method to understand tribes or cultures in distant lands, today ethnography is applied to any culture including our own.

Ipsos's 33-country international research explored how clueless people are in estimating a range of key social realities.

Big Data can be hard to pin down - a little mysterious, even. In this Ipsos Views white paper, Rich Timpone, Senior Vice President at the Ipsos Science Centre, gives us a guided tour of Big Data.

In a bid to understand what it means to be a Syrian refugee in a host country, Ipsos MENA surveyed 2,200 Syrian Households in Lebanon and Jordan, gathering information on over 13,000 Syrian refugees, looking at their daily lives, challenges, attitudes, and future aspirations.

Clearing the Fog on Neuroscience addresses some of the misunderstandings around what neuroscience is and what it can and can't do.

People in 33 nations polled by our latest Perils of Perception survey often seem clueless on wealth, immigration and other factors, says Bobby Duffy in the Guardian.

Just one in ten Britons (9%) expect their local economy to improve in the next six months, half the level seen in America.

Britain sees largest drop in economic confidence among major European economies