Under Giulia's leadership, the aim is to enhance and broaden the reach of the existing Behavioural Science capabilities within Public Affairs in the UK.
Ben Page talks to Public Finance Magazine about public opinion on spending cuts, the March 2011 Budget, Chancellor George Osborne and his opposite number Ed Balls.
According to new research from Ipsos's Global @advisor online research conducted in 24 countries, just one in ten (12%) Britons rate the economy as "good" the same proportion (11%) expect the economy to strengthen in the next six months.
New research by Ipsos for the CBI shows that if manufacturers, government and retailers want to increase takeup of low carbon products which can help tackle climate change, they will need to talk in terms of 'energy efficiency' and demonstrate how low carbon can help reduce the running costs of products.
On the eve of the final Committee debate on the Localism Bill in the House of Commons, Civic Voice and Ipsos have today published a new report that examines the key opportunities and concerns of the potential new law.
The world is changing fast and brands need to keep up with the times. In our latest thought piece Ipsos ASI has examined the latest trends in marketing and communications across the globe.
ABC and Ipsos OTX MediaCT conducted experimental research live during the Oscar telecast using downloaded mobile apps to get a peek at how viewers were reacting to the show.
Britons are among the most negative about the economy in the world according to the latest Economic Global Pulse from Ipsos' Global @advisor, online research conducted in 24 countries.
Our research undertaken on behalf of the Police Federation of England and Wales shows that the British public would be worried if the police stopped providing the current range of services due to budget cuts.
