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.
Welcome to Highlights where we see Theresa May still struggling with Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, concern about crime increases and are we becoming more environmentally conscious?
Welcome to our review of 2019 so far. It's been a tough start for Theresa May as confidence to get a good Brexit deal continues to fall. Meanwhile as Labour rebels leave the party, we have record levels of public dissatisfaction with Jeremy Corbyn.
In ten years’ time, the research ecosystem will look very different. New scenarios on the future of research from Elsevier and Ipsos uncover the biggest drivers of change shaping how knowledge will be produced and shared in the future.
Welcome to our final review of 2018. Theresa May gets a reprieve but the public don’t like her EU withdrawal deal and we find a group of people less trusted than estate agents and politicians!
The latest Ipsos Research Methods Centre newsletter features our thinking on push to web survey design, whether it is time to think again about response rates, sampling issues for special populations, and more.
Lessons from the Bottom of the Pyramid Study: Since 2015 Ipsos Healthcare in UK have been conducting research on nutrition in India, Bangladesh and Nigeria, a summary of which is now available.
Welcome to our review of October. This month saw a further fall in confidence in Theresa May, more concern about Brexit (only 29% think we'll get a deal), and support for more public spending and tax cuts in the Budget.
Ipsos's Research Highlights for September 2018 includes a continued lack of confidence in party leaders, our reactions to fake news, the launch of Perils of Perception and attitudes towards the proposed opt-out system for organ donation.
Ipsos's Research Highlights for August 2018 includes young people's attitudes to immigration in Scotland, the results of the GP Patient Survey and people in Italy are most wrong on key facts about their society.
