Society


International Survey

Global Perceptions of Development Progress: ‘Perils of Perceptions’ Research

These are the findings from a 28-country study conducted by Ipsos with the Gates Foundation. This study investigated knowledge of major development progress, expectations of the future and the main issues worrying the world at this moment.
Society Event

[EVENT] Sustainatopia Conference

Ipsos is pleased to be a sponsor of one of the world’s leading events for social, financial and environmental sustainability and impact.
Millennials Survey

Majority Believe Paying Your Own Bills Is Necessary to be Considered an Adult

In the latest Ipsos poll on behalf of BuzzFeed, Americans agreed that the prime factor on what makes a person an adult is whether or not they pay their own bills.
Society Publication

Populism or a Banana? The Rise of a New Political Agenda

Missed the March 30th Ipsos and Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) panel discussion exploring the global resurgence of populism? No worries – download our presentation now!
Polling Publication

Polls, Surveys and Rankings: Three Wrongs & Some Rights

In their presentation at NICAR2017, Ipsos’ Chris Jackson and Matt Carmichael together with Peter Gade of the Gaylord Family Endowed Professor in Journalism at the University of Oklahoma, shared tips on how journalists can bring back accuracy and good journalism in the age of fake news.
Communication Survey

Ipsos/Buzzfeed Data: Trust in News Sources

Washington, D.C. — The Ipsos/BuzzFeed poll on trust in news was released today.
Polling Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Data: Core Political (2/1/2017)

Washington, D.C. — After an eventful first week, Donald Trump continues to divide and energize the American public.
Government Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Data: Core Political (1/25/2017)

Washington, D.C. — Less than a week into his new job, fewer than half of Americans “approve of President Donald Trump’s job performance,” described Chris Jackson of Ipsos.
Environment Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Data: EPA

Washington, D.C. — The latest Reuters/Ipsos data reveals Americans want a strong environmental regulator.