TT Topline Data

Transatlantic Trends
Topline Data 2013
TECHNICAL NOTE
Transatlantic Trends Survey 2013 is a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United
States and the Compagnia di San Paolo (Italy) with additional support from the Barrow
Cadbury Trust (UK), Luso-American Foundation (Portugal), Fundacin BBVA (Spain), Ministry
of Foreign Affairs (Sweden) and the Open Society Foundation (U.S.).
Fieldwork
The fieldwork was coordinated by TNS opinion.
Interviews were conducted between 03/06/2013 and 27/06/2013* by the following
institutes:
Germany
TNS EMNID
Bielefeld
France
Efficience 3
Reims
Italy
TNS Italy
Rome
Netherlands
Efficience 3
Reims
Portugal
TNS EUROTESTE
Lisbon
Spain
TNS Demoscopia
Madrid
United Kingdom
ICM
London
Poland
TNS OBOP
Warsaw
Slovakia
TNS SK s.r.o.
Bratislava
Turkey
TNS PIAR
Istanbul
Romania
TNS BBSS
Sofia
USA
TNS US and Universal Survey
New York
Sweden
TNS SIFO AB
Stockholm
*Due to protests in Turkey, fieldwork was temporarily suspended and did not finish until 2
July.
Each national sample is representative of the population aged 18 years and above.
The sample sizes amount to approximately 1000 respondents in each country.
Countries
Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
United Kingdom
Poland
Slovakia
Turkey
Romania
USA
Sweden
Sample
sizes
1000
1005
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1002
1042
1000
1000
Fieldwork dates
(2013)
Start
End
3/06
22/06
3/06
20/06
5/06
21/06
3/06
21/06
3/06
21/06
4/06
21/06
3/06
23/06
4/06
22/06
6/06
23/06
3/06
02/07
3/06
22/06
3/06
22/06
3/06
27/06
Methodology:
Computer Assisted Telephone Interviews (except in Poland, Slovakia, Turkey, and Romania
where face-to-face interviews were conducted due to the low telephone penetration rate in
these four countries). The basic sample design applied in all states is multi-stage random
(probability). In each household, the respondent was drawn at random (following the
"closest birthday rule"). Up to 5 call-backs for telephone interviews and 4 visits in total for
face-to-face interviews were attempted before dropping a potential respondent.
NOTE TO READERS
The summary topline report shows results for each of the 13 countries surveyed.
USA
FR = France
GER = Germany
UK= The United Kingdom
IT = Italy
NL = The Netherlands
PL = Poland
PT = Portugal
SP = Spain
SK = Slovakia
TR = Turkey
RO = Romania
SE = Sweden
Results for Europe as a whole are also indicated. In order to compare with the previous
results, we have processed 5 separate totals for the results of Europe:
EU 5: Results for EU5 based on five European Union member states: United Kingdom,
France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
EU 7: Results for EU7 based on seven European Union member states: United
Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Poland and Portugal.
EU 9: Results for EU9 based on nine European Union member states: France,
Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain and United
Kingdom.
EU 10: Results for EU10 based on ten European Union member states: Europe 9 plus
Romania.
EU 11: Results for EU11 based on eleven European Union member states: Europe 11
plus Sweden
The figures given for Europe are weighted on the basis of the adult population in each of the
European countries. In addition, for all countries, all new questions since 2010 are weighted
using specified country demographic weights.
w1: Stage 1 selection probability weight

w2: Stage 2 Correction for dual frame countries Spain, Italy, Portugal and US
w3: Stage 3 Socio-demographic weights for all countries (gender/age, education,
region)
w3capped: Based on weight w3 but capped to 0.3 and 3.5
Where available, data from the Transatlantic Trends 2009, Transatlantic Trends 2008,
Transatlantic Trends 2007, Transatlantic Trends 2006, Transatlantic Trends 2005,
Transatlantic Trends 2004, Transatlantic Trends 2003 surveys, the Worldviews 2002
and Transatlantic Trends Immigration 2011 survey are provided. For purposes of
comparison, figures are shown below the 2010 corresponding figure, in italic. The results of
Worldviews 2002 are based on the 6 European countries surveyed (United Kingdom, France,
Germany, The Netherlands, Italy and Poland). In order to simplify the presentation of the
results, they have been included in the column Europe 7. The results of Transatlantic Trends
Immigration 2011 are based on the 5 European countries surveyed (United Kingdom, France,
Germany, Spain and Italy). In order to simplify the presentation of the results, they have
been included in the column Europe 5.
All figures are expressed in percentage terms. In questions where [Europe\the United
States] or [European Union\the United States] figures, the former item is asked in Europe
and the latter in the United States.
Due to the rounding off of the results, in certain tables the figures representing a sum of
results can differ by +/- one point compared to the actual sum of individual results.
For the results based on the total sample in each of the fifteen countries, one can say with
95% confidence that the margin of error attributable to sampling and other random effects is
plus or minus three percentage points. For results based on the total European sample, the
margin of error is plus or minus one percentage point.
Statistical Margins due to the sampling process
(at the 95% level of confidence)
various sample sizes are in rows
various observed results are in columns
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
95%
90%
85%
80%
75%
70%
65%
60%
55%
50%
N=50
6,0
8,3
9,9
11,1
12,0
12,7
13,2
13,6
13,8
13,9
N=50
N=500
1,9
2,6
3,1
3,5
3,8
4,0
4,2
4,3
4,4
4,4
N=500
N=1000
1,4
1,9
2,2
2,5
2,7
2,8
3,0
3,0
3,1
3,1
N=1000
N=1500
1,1
1,5
1,8
2,0
2,2
2,3
2,4
2,5
2,5
2,5
N=1500
N=2000
1,0
1,3
1,6
1,8
1,9
2,0
2,1
2,1
2,2
2,2
N=2000
N=3000
0,8
1,1
1,3
1,4
1,5
1,6
1,7
1,8
1,8
1,8
N=3000
N=4000
0,7
0,9
1,1
1,2
1,3
1,4
1,5
1,5
1,5
1,5
N=4000
N=5000
0,6
0,8
1,0
1,1
1,2
1,3
1,3
1,4
1,4
1,4
N=5000
N=6000
0,6
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,1
1,2
1,2
1,2
1,3
1,3
N=6000
N=7000
0,5
0,7
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,1
1,1
1,1
1,2
1,2
N=7000
N=7500
0,5
0,7
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,0
1,1
1,1
1,1
1,1
N=7500
N=8000
0,5
0,7
0,8
0,9
0,9
1,0
1,0
1,1
1,1
1,1
N=8000
N=9000
0,5
0,6
0,7
0,8
0,9
0,9
1,0
1,0
1,0
1,0
N=9000
N=10000
0,4
0,6
0,7
0,8
0,8
0,9
0,9
1,0
1,0
1,0
N=10000
N=11000
0,4
0,6
0,7
0,7
0,8
0,9
0,9
0,9
0,9
0,9
N=11000
N=12000
0,4
0,5
0,6
0,7
0,8
0,8
0,9
0,9
0,9
0,9
N=12000
N=13000
0,4
0,5
0,6
0,7
0,7
0,8
0,8
0,8
0,9
0,9
N=13000
N=14000
0,4
0,5
0,6
0,7
0,7
0,8
0,8
0,8
0,8
0,8
N=14000
N=15000
0,3
0,5
0,6
0,6
0,7
0,7
0,8
0,8
0,8
0,8
N=15000
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
95%
90%
85%
80%
75%
70%
65%
60%
55%
50%
DETAILED METHODOLOGY
TTS 2013 Technical specifications
Field Period
Base for
stratification
Number of
PSUs
Was PSU
allocated
proportional
to size?
Geographic NonCoverage
France
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
Adults 18 and older

3 June - 20 June
with access to
landline telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1005
24 minutes
Departement
DOM-TOM are not

included (French
territories such as
French Guyana,
Martinique, Guadeloupe
and Reunion Island)
Germany
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
3 June - 22 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1000
25 minutes
Regions
crossed by
urbanisation
levels
None
Italy
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
5 June - 21 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline or mobile
telephone
Random digit
dialling
1000
18 minutes
Regions
crossed by
urbanisation
levels
None
Netherlands
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
3 June - 21 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1000
24 minutes
Regions
None
Portugal
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
3 June - 21 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline or mobile
telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1000
25 minutes
Regions
crossed by
urbanisation
levels
Islands (Azores;
Madeira)
Spain
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
4 June - 21 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline or mobile
telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1000
19 minutes
Regions
crossed by
urbanisation
levels
Ceuta and Melilla

(autonomous cities in
the north of Africa)
UK
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
3 June - 23 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1000
20 minutes
Regions
Isle of Man and the

Channel Island
USA
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
3 June - 22 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline or mobile
telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1000
24 minutes
Regions
Alaska and Hawaii
Sweden
Computer
Assisted
Telephone
Interview
3 June - 27 June
Adults 18 and older

with access to
landline telephone
Random Digit
Dialing
1000
25 minutes
Regions
None
Poland
Face-to-face
Interview
4 June - 22 June Adults 18 and older
Stratified multistage random

sampling
1000
21 minutes
Regions
crossed by
urbanisation
levels
200
yes
None
Romania
Face-to-face
Interview

sampling
1042
25 minutes
Regions
crossed by
urbanisation
levels
154
yes
None
Slovakia
Face-to-face
Interview

sampling
1000
24 minutes
Region and site

size
114
yes
None
Turkey
Face-to-face
Interview

sampling
1002
23 minutes
Regions
129
yes
None
Adults 18 and older
Sample Design
Average
Length of
Interview
Mode
3 June - 2 July
Representative
Sample
Size
Country
Transatlantic Trends 2013
Q0A
When you get together with friends, would you say you discuss political matters?
[READ OUT - ONE ANSWER ONLY]
TOTAL
Frequently
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
27
29
2012
26
27
2007
24
2006
23
53
Occasionally
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
28
28
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
25
16
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
27
29
39
23
11
29
14
16
15
44
22
27
13
18
28
33
43
27
13
27
12
24
25
18
17
30
24
29
20
16
16
22
26
13
16
20
23
33
20
19
16
52
26
USA
52
53
58
54
57
44
61
55
52
15
48
21
15
12
25
18
13
15
22
56
62
45
18
52
54
53
50
49
51
57
57
43
56
55
52
59
63
43
52
57
56
58
39
51
56
61
52
66
54
57
55
58
55
54
2006
57
57
57
41
52
58
64
52
63
54
58
58
63
54
19
19
19
23
19
14
17
16
32
19
29
22
11
53
26
2012
20
19
23
33
27
16
10
14
16
31
20
28
20
28
19
19
16
40
31
14
14
18
14
30
27
27
29
19
27
2006
20
20
17
44
30
22
13
15
16
28
25
28
22
23
2012
2007
2006
Topline report
1
1
21
21
2007
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
20
27
65
65
2012
20
53
47
14
2007
Never
Fieldwork: June 2013
EU 7
29
0
1
1
1/95
Q1a
How desirable is it that the United States exert strong leadership in world affairs? Very desirable, somewhat desirable, somewhat undesirable, or very undesirable?
[READ OUT - RANDOMLY ROTATE Q1A AND Q1B AND Q1C AND Q1D - ONE ANSWER ONLY]
TOTAL
Very desirable
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
12
11
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
11
11
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
46
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
11
13
14
14
16
11
17
2012
12
12
12
52
10
11
14
21
15
16
10
20
2011
12
11
12
50
14
17
12
19
14
20
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
12
12
7
8
7
8
7
8
17
12
11
7
7
7
8
6
13
11
7
7
61
49
43
53
43
45
8
5
2
1
3
7
5
14
5
6
5
5
9
10
4
5
5
4
1
2
10
8
10
5
5
5
5
3
4
11
15
13
9
9
7
8
9
12
24
17
14
11
12
12
11
8
8
21
6
5
5
5
6
7
6
10
13
13
15
7
7
8
11
9
9
17
17
14
11
15
8
8
2
2
3
7
4
14
8
4
4
5
6
4
22
16
14
14
12
17
16
15
28
Somewhat desirable
46
41
43
43
43
31
14
45
52
42
50
42
44
40
52
32
23
48
2012
41
40
40
30
17
29
46
50
34
44
35
40
41
48
31
30
42
2011
45
43
42
35
10
30
39
52
42
52
42
46
37
50
26
27
46
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
45
46
31
31
33
33
32
37
47
43
44
29
29
30
31
30
43
43
29
29
23
38
37
31
41
40
9
10
5
6
11
10
11
28
25
18
17
16
37
42
24
23
25
24
23
25
38
51
55
34
33
39
35
34
41
57
40
42
31
28
27
29
32
34
39
51
53
41
40
39
47
51
49
54
40
36
30
35
33
35
33
43
51
46
40
26
26
29
33
23
34
42
37
34
35
31
27
24
17
14
16
27
17
30
34
14
14
14
16
14
52
48
34
36
36
36
38
40
44
Somewhat undesirable
EU 7
25
42
28
28
27
10
19
28
26
29
19
27
24
19
24
39
46
19
2012
28
30
29
20
28
29
30
29
17
35
25
17
28
37
44
2011
26
28
28
20
30
31
28
29
16
26
24
19
23
37
43
17
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
29
27
37
36
36
37
36
33
22
30
29
38
37
37
37
37
29
28
37
36
11
6
10
7
9
8
14
22
11
13
13
21
22
24
32
35
38
28
35
27
41
39
39
44
43
43
33
33
25
43
43
40
42
44
37
21
32
34
37
39
38
40
34
34
21
20
19
29
26
28
27
25
24
17
34
30
37
34
35
37
37
27
19
25
24
30
30
28
28
25
28
18
17
20
16
19
38
40
40
44
42
40
41
37
43
45
45
41
41
42
14
19
27
26
28
24
23
24
18
Topline report
20
2/95
Q1a
TOTAL
Very undesirable
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
10
12
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
12
12
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
49
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
16
11
12
13
15
11
13
21
2012
13
13
13
38
17
14
20
10
14
14
10
15
16
12
2011
10
11
11
49
16
18
10
14
14
11
17
17
10
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
9
10
19
18
18
18
19
16
9
10
11
21
20
21
20
21
10
11
21
20
4
3
6
5
5
4
53
44
60
61
56
53
47
15
15
23
19
29
16
15
27
25
26
25
30
27
15
6
8
16
16
14
17
16
13
6
10
9
22
22
24
22
22
16
12
8
8
16
18
16
13
15
17
6
7
9
10
9
9
7
10
7
3
12
10
24
22
24
19
24
16
11
14
17
14
16
15
15
24
25
27
18
27
16
13
33
34
37
32
34
7
11
19
17
17
17
14
14
7
[Neither or both equally]
5
1
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
3
1
2
2
1
1
1
11
10
3
4
4
2
2
2
2
10
12
8
10
11
1
2
2
3
3
4
2
3
4
2
6
1
2
4
3
2
4
7
2
5
5
5
9
6
9
9
9
7
6
4
6
2
1
2
1
2
3
3
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
4
1
1
3
14
2012
14
15
2011
11
17
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
3
5
4
5
5
3
4
4
3
3
4
4
4
4
3
4
4
5
5
5
1
2
2
3
2
2
12
14
18
18
15
7
13
9
11
9
11
12
2
5
3
6
5
3
2
3
4
3
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
5
2
2
3
1
1
1
11
17
16
13
15
12
10
11
9
3
9
9
11
8
6
12
11
8
10
11
15
13
4
4
8
8
5
5
5
1
1
2
2
1
2
4
2
3
5
5
6
4
6
4
2
Topline report
3/95
Q1a
TOTAL
ST Desirable
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
58
55
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
55
55
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
77
21
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
53
63
56
64
50
57
56
62
38
30
65
2012
54
52
52
82
26
39
56
60
49
65
38
56
57
59
37
39
62
2011
57
54
54
85
17
39
49
60
56
70
49
58
56
64
33
35
66
2010
57
56
55
84
18
42
46
59
55
69
46
59
58
35
44
74
2009
58
55
55
87
16
30
52
65
55
67
42
55
54
32
42
64
2008
39
36
36
80
25
28
39
41
52
34
33
48
19
18
48
2007
39
36
36
85
22
28
38
37
52
41
34
46
16
18
50
2006
40
37
83
14
21
30
43
35
51
39
37
47
19
19
48
ST Undesirable
EU 7
36
40
39
39
18
69
44
35
40
31
33
36
34
34
52
67
27
2012
41
43
42
14
59
44
42
38
48
27
43
39
31
38
53
59
32
2011
36
39
39
14
69
46
49
37
39
25
30
38
33
34
54
60
26
2010
38
40
39
15
67
39
51
38
42
29
41
37
28
52
53
21
2009
37
39
39
66
47
43
33
43
27
38
34
30
55
56
31
2008
56
59
57
16
70
58
68
58
59
44
46
54
36
64
78
46
2007
55
58
56
2006
54
57
12
74
57
64
59
62
44
43
52
30
69
79
43
14
69
56
65
54
62
44
44
52
35
70
78
45
Topline report
4/95
Q1b
How desirable is it that the European Union exert strong leadership in world affairs? Very desirable, somewhat desirable, somewhat undesirable, or very undesirable?
TOTAL
Very desirable
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
26
25
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
25
25
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
21
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
21
31
35
22
13
32
27
21
19
22
21
2012
25
25
25
26
32
28
33
34
30
10
35
24
22
19
26
20
2011
29
29
29
30
10
37
29
28
42
34
13
31
28
27
16
31
24
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
29
28
27
30
27
29
30
27
27
30
27
29
30
27
27
30
36
27
24
30
30
27
37
43
31
36
9
30
8
5
7
22
40
28
35
27
20
24
29
24
29
24
33
34
19
30
33
31
28
41
28
37
31
31
35
31
16
32
39
36
34
13
38
14
19
12
14
41
26
29
30
32
37
30
21
7
13
11
9
20
36
21
28
35
29
31
21
39
21
28
23
26
40
47
27
55
53
40
42
50
16
56
Somewhat desirable
34
47
46
46
46
20
41
32
30
25
42
53
50
34
32
38
2012
46
45
45
37
21
46
48
53
40
41
55
39
45
51
49
41
36
2011
49
48
47
40
18
39
46
59
43
45
56
46
41
51
41
40
39
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
50
49
49
49
50
50
49
49
48
48
49
50
48
49
47
47
36
42
43
43
46
46
42
37
48
16
18
18
14
16
27
28
33
40
36
38
35
48
44
47
43
43
49
53
59
56
53
56
59
44
43
46
50
50
47
50
52
49
45
47
52
57
52
55
58
58
55
42
41
42
45
45
44
40
42
38
37
40
42
44
42
41
41
45
40
52
46
40
44
51
52
42
39
44
43
41
43
18
55
9
36
14
50
15
52
15
EU 7
47
14
16
16
16
23
13
12
13
18
29
47
18
2012
15
16
16
15
24
15
15
12
16
13
15
16
17
23
20
2011
11
12
12
11
21
13
11
13
12
14
14
23
20
16
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
12
13
13
11
12
12
13
13
13
12
13
12
13
13
13
12
10
10
12
10
11
11
8
7
10
16
17
15
15
16
16
7
9
9
11
14
18
15
16
13
19
10
9
7
9
8
7
9
9
13
12
15
11
13
10
9
10
7
10
8
17
14
13
12
13
16
9
9
9
8
8
7
11
10
10
8
9
21
17
21
27
28
22
18
16
18
19
18
10
14
17
17
13
16
14
10
15
10
Topline report
12
5/95
Q1b
TOTAL
Very undesirable
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
9
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
12
40
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
12
10
10
11
13
14
2012
10
31
10
10
16
2011
10
39
13
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
6
6
7
5
6
5
5
6
7
5
6
5
5
6
6
5
12
8
10
6
6
7
5
6
7
1
40
39
36
39
30
25
3
2
5
2
8
8
8
9
7
8
6
2
3
4
3
3
4
4
2
4
3
4
3
7
6
5
5
4
5
2
2
2
2
3
4
5
4
7
4
6
3
7
7
6
5
6
4
6
8
7
10
5
4
3
5
5
7
3
11
17
16
9
11
12
4
1
3
4
2012
2011
11
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
4
6
2
3
3
10
11
9
10
13
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
2
3
2
1
1
1
4
0
1
1
1
14
3
3
2
3
3
3
2
3
1
1
4
3
3
3
3
5
5
8
6
8
9
9
7
6
4
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
1
2
5
1
2
4
1
2
1
1
2
4
3
0
5
10
2
4
2012
14
12
2011
10
12
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
3
4
4
4
5
3
2
4
4
4
4
3
3
4
4
5
6
8
8
9
6
8
7
7
4
14
15
21
22
16
6
6
8
7
11
9
2
5
3
6
5
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
4
4
3
2
1
9
12
13
8
12
9
1
7
10
10
8
6
8
9
10
12
13
4
3
7
8
6
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
4
5
6
7
6
Topline report
6/95
Q1b
TOTAL
ST Desirable
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
73
71
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
71
71
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
57
26
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
68
86
75
72
69
72
70
74
69
56
60
2012
71
70
70
63
29
78
76
86
73
71
65
74
69
73
69
67
55
2011
78
77
76
69
28
75
76
87
85
79
69
77
69
78
57
72
63
2010
79
78
78
72
27
74
72
87
85
80
70
84
70
63
76
73
2009
76
77
76
72
26
69
72
88
83
80
68
78
70
65
79
61
2008
76
75
75
68
22
71
71
86
83
81
69
70
70
55
74
60
2007
78
78
77
73
21
66
72
86
81
84
76
75
67
52
74
71
2006
76
76
76
35
56
67
88
82
82
70
77
66
50
73
65
ST Undesirable
EU 7
22
24
24
24
29
63
30
12
21
25
19
23
23
22
23
42
31
2012
23
25
24
25
55
11
22
12
24
21
20
23
21
23
22
31
36
2011
17
18
18
20
60
10
22
10
13
18
15
20
21
20
31
24
28
2010
18
18
18
22
56
10
26
12
13
17
19
14
18
25
22
25
2009
19
19
19
18
56
12
23
10
16
15
16
14
17
23
19
34
2008
19
20
19
21
51
13
25
12
16
15
15
16
15
29
22
33
2007
16
17
17
16
54
13
20
11
18
12
13
12
13
34
23
22
2006
18
19
17
47
22
28
10
15
14
16
13
15
38
24
26
Topline report
7/95
Q1c
How desirable is it that Russia exert strong leadership in world affairs? Very desirable, somewhat desirable, somewhat undesirable, or very undesirable?
FILTER: [ASK Q1C ONLY TO SPLIT A1]
TOTAL
Very desirable
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
49%
(3459)
49%
(4456)
50%
(4984)
50%
(5478)
52%
(518)
52%
(526)
12
2012
Somewhat desirable
4
24
2012
22
2012
38
2012
28
2
7
6
28
2012
ST Undesirable
26
63
2012
66
37
37
28
28
27
27
65
65
68
19
67
32
20
45
46
43
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
50%
(504)
49%
(485)
50%
(500)
49%
(491)
48%
(476)
47%
(470)
52%
(540)
49%
(487)
51%
(507)
50%
(501)
51%
(510)
39
10
23
38
15
16
16
47
65
26
30
71
Topline report
33
63
19
67
73
46
33
63
55
37
12
77
31
54
60
43
23
61
60
32
24
69
72
50
40
49
46
26
3
39
30
19
32
23
24
25
38
14
8
30
43
11
23
34
12
29
3
11
37
12
29
21
35
33
75
27
7
32
34
15
15
18
39
23
3
23
23
10
32
25
22
32
5
19
32
25
11
35
25
69
29
5
24
39
27
26
28
39
64
34
2
12
35
32
17
30
17
67
45
7
27
36
16
30
20
33
2
20
49
1
2
3
24
29
15
40
IT
35
26
25
11
13
GER
28
38
FR
15
29
24
25
65
28
21
28
5
14
25
39
6
27
17
28
21
2
7
2012
ST Desirable
22
28
2
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
22
40
27
21
38
26
22
37
Very undesirable
BG
2
15
5
14
12
81
82
11
38
31
43
56
8/95
Q1d
How desirable is it that China exert strong leadership in world affairs? Very desirable, somewhat desirable, somewhat undesirable, or very undesirable?
FILTER: [ASK Q1D ONLY TO SPLIT B1]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
50%
(2512)
51%
(3546)
51%
(4549)
50%
(5063)
50%
(5569)
48%
(482)
48%
(476)
50%
(501)
52%
(515)
50%
(500)
51%
(509)
52%
(524)
53%
(530)
48%
(502)
51%
(513)
49%
(493)
50%
(499)
49%
(490)
12
11
Somewhat desirable
23
25
23
22
22
30
11
22
29
20
33
14
23
18
29
14
31
40
38
39
39
39
26
17
38
49
36
35
39
29
27
34
47
45
26
Very undesirable
26
25
26
27
27
21
55
34
15
35
19
28
32
34
29
30
37
17
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
10
17
12
13
ST Desirable
27
29
26
26
26
42
15
25
31
23
39
15
31
24
31
16
11
42
ST Undesirable
66
63
66
65
65
47
72
71
65
71
55
67
61
61
63
77
83
43
TOTAL
Very desirable
Topline report
9/95
Q2
Do you approve or disapprove of the way the President of the United States Barack Obama is handling international policies?
TOTAL
Approve very much
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
12
12
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
12
12
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
23
11
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
11
13
15
17
14
18
10
12
2012
15
14
14
27
12
11
13
18
18
29
13
14
11
12
2011
18
17
17
26
11
18
15
20
21
29
17
18
18
12
10
18
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
22
32
2
3
3
4
4
6
4
59
22
30
2
2
3
4
3
21
29
3
3
29
30
13
12
19
24
28
38
13
27
7
16
3
20
23
3
4
3
18
26
2
3
3
2
1
3
1
62
27
40
2
2
2
2
3
4
3
63
32
40
3
2
3
3
6
8
10
61
35
42
1
1
3
2
2
4
1
60
4
7
4
3
3
5
3
10
7
53
30
42
3
2
3
5
4
7
14
15
10
6
7
19
19
2
2
2
4
4
16
17
3
2
2
2
2
17
30
3
3
4
7
6
9
3
52
2012
58
57
56
28
30
40
68
62
56
51
47
66
52
63
47
58
55
2011
59
59
58
27
19
44
61
61
58
53
59
65
50
56
45
58
56
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
57
53
17
16
16
22
19
24
34
14
57
55
16
15
15
20
18
56
54
17
16
23
27
23
25
21
25
23
22
40
17
20
34
6
2
6
10
9
49
48
18
21
17
64
62
9
9
9
11
11
12
20
14
60
52
10
11
10
13
9
12
33
16
52
51
24
17
17
21
24
32
47
11
44
48
17
18
21
30
28
33
27
12
54
48
40
39
38
48
39
48
55
17
59
48
17
13
17
23
18
34
50
44
35
34
34
57
52
17
18
21
31
18
58
68
9
8
8
10
8
56
52
14
14
16
25
21
26
27
16
2012
15
16
16
16
20
20
12
15
14
10
24
11
14
18
21
20
17
2011
13
14
14
17
18
19
14
13
11
10
16
11
17
16
22
19
14
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
12
5
36
38
36
35
36
36
42
12
5
36
37
36
34
36
13
6
35
36
14
13
15
16
17
15
12
11
31
18
15
7
4
7
14
11
19
8
32
32
30
11
5
37
37
33
39
40
41
53
9
2
43
44
47
44
41
49
50
8
4
33
37
32
31
31
33
28
12
5
36
31
35
35
35
30
58
19
11
31
35
34
28
36
22
22
7
1
23
23
26
24
23
26
16
11
22
24
26
13
14
31
30
29
29
25
15
8
37
32
35
32
33
18
6
34
35
32
28
33
30
44
Approve somewhat
Disapprove somewhat
EU 7
57
16
57
15
57
16
1
7
4
24
16
Topline report
62
10
47
14
54
21
45
21
47
24
10/95
Q2
Do you approve or disapprove of the way the President of the United States Barack Obama is handling international policies?
TOTAL
Disapprove very much
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
5
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
28
37
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
10
2012
27
22
2011
28
40
10
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
3
2
40
39
40
35
38
28
14
10
3
2
41
41
41
37
40
3
2
39
40
34
22
44
44
41
33
35
23
13
6
40
18
65
79
74
63
62
2
2
34
29
38
3
2
49
46
52
47
46
41
21
7
2
2
44
42
39
39
45
32
12
5
2
2
38
40
45
38
35
24
9
8
3
1
44
48
39
30
35
31
12
5
4
2
11
9
12
9
15
8
4
20
3
1
51
53
47
40
49
25
4
3
15
17
21
3
2
39
37
41
30
47
4
1
46
55
51
50
52
5
3
44
44
40
34
37
27
22
16
2012
15
22
23
15
16
2011
12
11
18
11
2010
14
10
19
16
2009
18
19
32
27
12
2008
21
13
15
19
12
2007
14
14
13
18
13
2006
12
12
14
12
2005
10
2004
13
2003
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2002
ST Approve
10
10
10
12
5
71
3
69
69
69
50
14
12
4
35
10
73
3
76
5
76
3
77
10
16
12
4
8
12
60
4
75
65
63
53
57
63
2012
72
71
71
54
42
51
81
79
74
79
49
79
66
71
55
69
67
2011
77
75
75
54
30
63
76
81
79
81
65
82
68
75
58
68
74
2010
79
79
78
52
28
69
82
87
84
79
58
88
64
76
74
72
2009
85
85
83
57
50
72
88
92
91
90
55
90
58
71
85
82
2008
20
19
20
37
22
11
12
27
18
44
20
44
19
11
17
2007
18
17
19
37
25
12
13
20
19
43
15
40
20
10
16
2006
19
18
40
20
12
12
20
24
40
20
42
23
10
ST Disapprove
EU 10
19
20
20
21
44
53
19
19
16
18
20
15
21
27
31
31
20
21
2012
21
22
22
42
43
27
16
18
23
15
28
17
19
22
29
25
24
2011
17
18
19
44
58
27
19
16
16
15
18
16
23
21
32
25
19
2010
15
15
16
48
58
21
13
12
10
15
23
10
20
16
19
23
2009
35
33
10
13
14
17
2008
76
77
75
59
71
66
87
87
71
80
42
75
36
69
83
78
2007
77
78
76
2006
76
77
60
83
61
83
86
78
79
44
75
42
67
87
79
58
81
68
85
85
77
74
46
73
47
70
85
72
Topline report
11/95
Q3
Do you approve or disapprove of the way [COUNTRYS] government is handling international policies?
TOTAL
Approve very much
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
12
11
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
11
11
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
11
23
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
23
17
20
2012
17
16
16
15
23
14
21
25
19
13
13
19
13
2011
13
13
12
12
24
13
13
17
14
18
10
26
11
Approve somewhat
41
39
39
39
30
28
36
54
39
44
32
32
42
50
45
20
2012
43
41
41
39
28
44
45
48
35
45
44
42
44
54
51
25
43
41
41
38
21
42
40
49
33
47
49
47
40
48
51
28
25
26
26
26
28
16
30
15
24
22
38
21
28
19
31
34
22
23
23
23
22
20
20
20
19
21
30
20
23
17
23
31
2011
24
25
25
26
24
25
27
25
20
23
28
18
29
17
24
33
18
20
20
19
24
26
23
25
14
13
33
17
11
36
2012
13
15
15
16
17
12
13
23
14
12
21
16
10
27
15
17
17
18
22
11
18
29
12
21
22
12
24
11
42
42
26
24
21
2011
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
13
29
2012
10
37
2011
Disapprove somewhat
16
15
6
2012
10
10
10
2011
ST Approve
53
50
50
50
41
51
45
77
45
61
38
40
46
70
51
27
2012
60
57
57
54
51
58
66
73
53
57
47
55
53
74
60
38
2011
56
54
54
50
45
55
54
65
47
65
52
57
44
74
58
39
ST Disapprove
EU 7
43
46
46
45
52
42
54
21
48
36
51
54
45
26
42
70
44
51
55
50
2012
35
38
38
40
39
32
33
24
42
35
43
41
39
22
33
59
42
2011
40
42
42
44
47
36
45
32
49
31
41
38
51
24
37
57
38
Topline report
12/95
Q4.1
Please tell me if you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable or very unfavorable opinion of...?
The United States
[READ OUT ONE ANSWER ONLY]
TOTAL
Very favorable
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
10
10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
11
11
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
51
10
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
16
10
14
21
12
13
2012
14
14
15
52
17
11
17
24
16
26
10
19
20
2011
14
15
16
53
20
11
10
22
14
25
13
11
22
21
2010
11
12
13
58
20
22
19
25
10
20
16
2009
11
12
12
61
12
21
11
21
17
Somewhat favorable
61
60
60
59
30
22
71
60
59
59
65
56
56
50
53
50
15
55
2012
61
59
59
32
25
51
71
63
59
54
60
58
58
57
54
53
56
2011
58
57
57
31
23
56
46
62
58
48
68
72
56
56
52
48
57
2010
65
64
63
29
17
51
69
65
62
62
66
75
54
56
57
61
2009
62
61
61
29
16
50
66
63
58
62
66
69
53
46
56
Somewhat unfavorable
21
21
21
21
11
27
17
27
19
22
16
19
15
29
30
22
58
20
2012
18
18
17
19
21
15
25
18
15
17
16
10
26
26
18
14
2011
18
18
18
11
25
16
26
22
13
20
13
14
14
22
25
18
12
2010
19
18
18
18
18
20
24
12
14
20
16
13
26
14
18
2009
19
19
19
22
24
19
24
19
19
15
12
37
17
17
Very unfavorable
37
13
2012
39
2011
38
11
2010
49
2009
42
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
5
7
2012
15
2011
10
12
2010
12
2009
15
13
11
ST Favorable
71
70
70
70
81
32
77
68
74
69
72
70
77
57
57
62
6
67
2012
74
74
74
84
34
68
81
70
76
78
65
74
84
67
62
72
76
2011
72
72
72
83
30
75
58
72
81
62
74
81
81
69
63
70
78
2010
76
76
76
87
22
72
75
71
84
81
70
81
78
65
77
76
2009
73
73
73
90
22
63
74
70
79
74
70
77
74
52
74
ST Unfavorable
EU 7
25
26
26
26
16
64
22
30
23
29
19
25
20
36
39
35
73
26
2012
22
23
22
14
57
29
18
28
22
18
19
22
13
28
34
27
20
2011
23
23
23
15
62
23
37
26
16
28
15
16
17
27
32
27
17
2010
22
22
22
12
67
23
24
27
14
17
23
18
17
31
21
22
2009
23
23
23
64
31
23
28
20
22
18
12
19
44
24
21
Topline report
13/95
Q4.2
The European Union
TOTAL
Very favorable
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
13
13
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
14
13
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
10
12
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
15
19
13
10
17
20
10
17
2012
13
14
15
12
40
12
13
19
19
16
24
11
12
22
2011
14
17
18
15
43
10
15
23
16
10
10
31
17
25
30
13
2010
14
17
18
18
47
10
12
26
23
30
25
35
12
2009
14
17
18
12
10
43
11
11
28
15
18
33
27
33
Somewhat favorable
54
53
53
53
41
23
55
60
51
52
66
46
57
54
60
42
11
41
2012
52
51
51
45
27
48
59
62
50
43
61
51
59
54
60
42
37
2011
54
53
53
50
31
47
49
60
54
45
67
67
56
51
55
43
45
2010
56
55
55
50
26
42
56
57
52
51
71
75
50
60
48
47
2009
55
55
54
50
22
44
55
61
52
58
66
70
51
60
51
22
22
22
22
21
27
27
20
21
23
15
23
14
25
23
22
38
26
2012
22
22
21
20
21
22
20
22
22
14
20
11
24
20
22
2011
19
19
18
19
21
26
20
17
20
13
16
10
20
15
18
18
2010
23
21
20
21
19
26
26
19
19
13
14
12
10
11
27
22
2009
Very unfavorable
21
8
20
9
19
9
13
12
34
27
9
23
4
19
7
19
10
12
3
5
12
8
7
9
8
10
17
28
25
18
2012
11
32
11
11
13
20
2011
32
11
17
2010
10
36
12
2009
10
33
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
17
21
6
2012
12
11
15
2011
10
10
2010
11
2009
14
14
10
ST Favorable
67
66
67
66
50
35
63
75
70
65
76
63
77
62
70
59
50
2012
66
65
67
57
36
88
71
75
69
62
68
67
84
64
72
64
46
2011
69
69
71
65
39
90
59
74
77
61
76
77
87
68
80
73
58
2010
70
72
73
68
34
89
66
69
78
74
80
83
80
85
83
59
2009
69
71
72
63
32
87
66
72
80
73
75
88
84
86
83
ST Unfavorable
EU 10
30
31
31
31
33
60
36
24
28
33
18
34
21
33
28
39
48
44
2012
30
31
30
31
53
11
28
24
29
34
18
31
14
32
25
35
49
2011
27
26
25
26
53
37
24
21
29
15
21
12
29
17
25
35
2010
28
26
25
31
55
33
30
21
25
15
16
17
12
15
40
2009
27
26
25
23
54
33
26
20
24
15
11
11
15
46
Topline report
14/95
Q4.3
China
TOTAL
Very favorable
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
4
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
10
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
2012
10
10
12
14
12
2011
14
11
16
16
12
15
11
2010
Somewhat favorable
4
27
5
27
6
27
27
10
28
18
3
28
3
21
4
21
7
33
2
31
1
27
20
37
5
22
27
11
28
11
35
2012
33
33
34
32
29
46
30
31
28
38
36
38
47
32
35
35
40
2011
37
37
38
34
28
52
42
30
33
44
40
50
53
32
31
36
44
2010
38
38
38
38
25
49
39
31
33
48
31
40
47
31
40
43
41
41
41
32
29
45
54
43
40
37
32
28
40
47
27
53
31
2012
37
35
35
30
21
25
44
48
35
25
30
25
23
40
36
22
25
2011
32
31
31
30
26
18
28
45
34
21
29
31
21
39
40
25
22
2010
41
40
38
34
20
22
43
54
44
29
36
47
19
42
26
Very unfavorable
18
20
20
20
27
35
21
16
26
14
13
25
16
25
16
32
23
13
2012
15
16
15
23
24
19
11
21
11
20
17
16
26
13
2011
12
13
13
21
28
14
14
16
17
14
21
10
21
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
10
9
11
9
11
9
17
10
11
2
8
7
16
6
6
10
9
17
7
9
3
11
12
12
18
7
9
15
2012
16
14
14
24
11
11
13
2011
10
10
10
12
11
10
10
21
10
12
16
2010
20
12
10
22
11
10
ST Favorable
30
30
31
31
32
27
31
22
25
36
34
33
45
23
28
34
4
41
2012
39
40
41
41
39
56
33
35
36
50
39
48
62
34
38
48
49
2011
45
45
47
42
34
67
53
35
40
59
43
53
69
36
35
49
52
2010
42
43
45
48
39
60
42
35
36
55
32
41
67
36
51
ST Unfavorable
EU 10
61
61
60
60
58
63
66
71
70
54
50
58
44
65
63
59
64
44
2012
52
51
50
52
45
30
63
60
56
36
37
46
27
57
52
48
38
2011
45
45
43
50
54
22
42
58
50
30
35
37
24
57
54
46
32
2010
52
51
49
51
40
28
54
62
60
35
45
54
22
54
44
32
Topline report
15/95
Q4.4
Russia
TOTAL
Very favorable
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
3
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
2012
30
2011
38
13
17
10
11
2010
12
34
11
11
Somewhat favorable
26
26
26
26
25
16
27
19
27
23
29
32
30
14
50
23
31
2012
31
32
33
36
27
48
29
31
28
34
31
38
37
21
58
36
35
2011
42
42
42
41
30
50
43
42
37
44
41
57
43
29
50
39
44
2010
42
43
43
45
22
53
39
43
40
43
37
47
36
54
43
46
44
43
43
39
33
47
58
43
46
44
34
34
44
30
33
49
33
2012
44
42
41
29
23
13
49
50
44
37
38
32
34
50
25
30
2011
32
31
31
31
23
27
39
35
23
38
26
30
47
28
29
21
2010
40
39
38
36
20
40
45
41
34
40
41
35
24
31
33
Very unfavorable
18
18
19
19
20
35
20
16
20
21
15
16
23
31
25
35
17
2012
14
14
14
19
30
15
12
16
13
13
14
11
18
19
12
2011
11
29
13
13
10
2010
13
26
10
12
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
14
11
14
15
7
17
2012
11
15
12
16
11
10
12
2011
11
11
11
10
12
14
10
13
11
11
11
22
20
2010
ST Favorable
6
28
6
28
7
29
28
1
28
23
8
29
3
21
6
30
9
26
13
30
7
36
11
34
5
15
58
7
27
6
34
2012
34
36
37
42
32
78
31
32
33
38
33
43
44
23
64
43
40
2011
49
49
50
48
37
88
56
48
41
61
42
59
52
31
58
50
50
2010
46
47
47
51
33
87
42
48
44
49
38
49
46
65
49
ST Unfavorable
EU 10
64
62
62
62
59
68
67
74
63
67
59
51
57
76
35
58
54
49
2012
57
56
55
48
53
17
64
63
60
50
52
46
45
68
29
49
47
2011
40
40
39
42
52
10
39
45
44
30
45
30
37
60
35
39
28
2010
48
47
46
49
46
10
50
50
50
43
49
44
43
30
44
40
Topline report
16/95
Q5
Do you think that the partnership in security and diplomatic affairs between the United States and the European Union should become closer, should remain about the same, or should the
[IN EUROPE: European Union / IN THE US: United States,] take a more independent approach from the [IN EUROPE: United States / IN US: European Union]?
TOTAL
Become closer
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
28
28
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
29
29
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
29
12
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
1005
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1042
1000
1000
1000
1000
30
25
36
21
32
20
43
23
21
34
21
2012
31
32
33
30
27
34
25
43
28
35
21
51
23
19
40
25
2011
38
39
39
33
32
42
33
50
30
40
29
50
25
28
47
28
2010
40
41
42
45
38
42
35
53
32
45
33
56
31
52
30
2009
40
42
42
48
27
36
41
51
23
46
30
54
34
53
33
2008
31
32
33
47
37
34
25
37
26
45
22
52
25
37
26
2006
28
28
45
24
30
23
35
17
41
19
51
17
34
19
2005
29
30
53
21
27
29
23
49
25
35
42
27
2004
33
33
60
32
31
30
32
44
24
25
38
Remain about the same
26
24
24
25
30
25
18
33
12
32
34
22
31
38
43
10
35
31
2012
24
23
24
30
34
18
32
32
29
25
31
38
41
14
31
2011
21
20
20
31
31
14
25
10
25
26
25
31
35
34
29
2010
18
17
18
25
25
11
26
20
20
22
23
32
23
2009
20
19
19
19
32
12
25
10
26
25
28
21
28
27
2008
16
15
16
19
20
20
14
21
17
28
25
20
2006
15
14
18
19
10
20
16
18
15
16
25
19
2005
13
12
18
15
13
10
23
20
21
2004
14
13
17
11
16
10
10
12
17
15
17
Take a more independent approach
43
44
43
42
33
40
50
40
49
45
26
54
21
34
32
52
42
2012
41
41
39
34
33
46
42
46
37
26
51
15
35
33
43
40
2011
39
39
38
33
33
44
41
36
44
27
44
15
36
32
43
39
2010
40
40
38
30
30
45
39
38
47
30
45
17
33
38
45
2009
37
37
36
27
33
49
34
37
49
20
37
17
30
38
36
2008
50
50
48
29
35
56
53
52
58
25
56
12
41
52
51
2006
54
55
30
42
57
56
57
65
33
58
23
51
57
57
2005
57
55
26
69
57
65
64
34
49
36
49
49
2004
51
50
20
55
51
59
56
38
48
54
48
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
23
44
5
2012
10
2011
2010
2009
10
2008
2006
14
10
2005
2004
11
Topline report
17/95
Q6
Some people say that NATO is still essential to our country's security. Others say it is no longer essential. Which of these views is closer to your own? [if respondent asks: NATO is the
Alliance among the USA, Canada, and many European states]
FILTER: [DO NOT ASK Q6 IN SWEDEN]
TOTAL
Still essential
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
58
57
EU 11
100%
98%
(10047) (10788)
58
58
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
55
39
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
62
60
46
72
47
63
66
54
52
69
2012
59
58
58
56
38
58
60
60
52
71
45
66
68
61
56
71
2011
62
61
62
62
37
63
60
58
63
73
51
70
67
57
61
69
2010
59
59
59
60
30
60
60
56
54
72
52
67
65
64
57
68
2009
62
62
61
62
35
50
56
63
60
77
50
67
60
52
61
72
2008
61
60
60
59
38
54
62
62
55
70
51
60
57
47
60
68
2007
56
55
55
60
35
58
55
55
55
66
46
59
62
44
49
64
2006
56
55
61
44
58
59
56
52
66
48
56
63
45
49
62
2005
58
57
60
52
58
61
52
68
47
65
53
48
65
2004
64
62
62
53
57
70
60
71
52
67
47
55
70
2002
69
61
74
68
74
64
No longer essential
33
56
34
33
33
32
39
34
36
37
24
37
76
31
21
33
43
24
2012
34
35
34
35
39
24
35
37
39
23
40
29
17
27
42
22
2011
32
32
31
31
43
24
36
38
28
23
35
27
20
28
36
22
2010
36
36
34
29
43
23
34
41
38
26
37
31
17
22
38
29
2009
32
33
32
29
37
27
38
34
35
20
36
25
19
28
36
24
2008
34
34
33
32
32
25
34
36
41
26
32
30
19
27
35
25
2007
36
37
35
29
34
19
36
41
39
27
39
28
16
30
45
26
2006
37
38
29
35
22
36
41
41
29
37
31
16
36
45
30
2005
34
35
26
32
34
36
43
27
36
25
27
40
24
2004
28
29
28
26
34
27
31
24
32
18
37
34
22
2002
25
33
22
27
25
26
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
30
9
13
22
18
16
20
7
12
13
2012
23
18
10
15
15
13
2011
20
13
10
14
14
16
2010
11
27
16
11
18
14
2009
10
28
23
15
21
20
2008
31
21
18
10
24
26
2007
11
31
23
16
13
23
26
11
2006
10
21
20
15
13
22
19
2005
14
15
17
11
21
12
11
2004
11
21
16
15
16
11
2002
40
14
Topline report
18/95
Q7
From the following list of statements, which best explains why you think NATO is still essential?
[READ OUT - RANDOMLY ROTATE - ONE ANSWER ONLY]
FILTER: [DO NOT ASK Q7 IN SWEDEN] [ASK Q7 IF answer in Q6 was that NATO is still essential]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SK
SP
UK
57%
(2828)
57%
(3987)
56%
(5064)
57%
(5696)
55%
(6116)
55%
(546)
40%
(403)
62%
(624)
56%
(558)
46%
(463)
74%
(736)
46%
(460)
62%
(619)
64%
(672)
53%
(534)
52%
(516)
67%
(669)
Military actions are only legitimate if NATO

supports them
12
13
13
13
13
15
17
11
10
17
15
22
12
10
NATO helps countries share the cost of

military action
11
12
12
12
12
15
27
17
11
13
18
15
14
15
10
12
There are still major military threats that

endanger [COUNTRY]
16
15
15
15
15
24
23
17
15
17
12
17
27
15
25
NATO is an alliance of democratic countries

which should act together
58
56
57
56
56
46
30
48
71
59
56
44
58
44
46
61
51
[None of the above]
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
TOTAL
Topline report
19/95
Q8
From the following list of statements, which best explains why you think NATO is no longer essential?
FILTER: [DO NOT ASK Q8 IN SWEDEN] [ASK Q8 IF answer in Q6 was that NATO is no longer essential]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SK
SP
UK
35%
(1757)
34%
(2363)
35%
(3126)
34%
(3416)
33%
(3668)
32%
(315)
39%
(392)
33%
(332)
39%
(394)
36%
(361)
23%
(234)
37%
(372)
32%
(318)
22%
(227)
35%
(346)
42%
(419)
24%
(242)
There are no major military threats that

endanger [COUNTRY]
25
25
26
26
26
10
21
17
33
24
34
24
39
30
44
28
12
[COUNTRY] should be able to make its own

military decisions
35
37
35
35
35
52
70
36
34
28
29
41
32
37
22
28
60
[ASK IN EU ONLY] The European Union

should have its own defense organization
separate from the US
36
34
35
34
34
46
29
43
29
27
27
17
27
40
25
[ASK IN THE USA ONLY] Europe should

take care of its own security
32
[None of the above]
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
11
TOTAL
Topline report
20/95
Q9a
Thinking about the future, do you support or oppose the participation of Sweden in military operations carried out by NATO with the support of the United Nations? Is it strongly or
somewhat?
FILTER: [ASK Q9a TO SPLIT A2 ONLY]
SE
48%
(475)
TOTAL
Strongly support
26
2012
Somewhat support
26
36
2012
Somewhat oppose
40
19
2012
Strongly oppose
15
18
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
15
2
2012
ST Support
2012
ST Oppose
67
37
2012
4
62
30
Topline report
21/95
Q9b
Thinking about the future, do you support or oppose the participation of Sweden in military operations carried out by NATO? Is it strongly or somewhat?
FILTER: [ASK Q9b TO SPLIT B2 ONLY]
SE
52%
(525)
TOTAL
Strongly support
15
2012
Somewhat support
15
32
2012
Somewhat oppose
32
25
2012
Strongly oppose
23
24
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
27
4
2012
ST Support
2012
ST Oppose
47
49
2012
3
47
50
Topline report
22/95
Q10
Some people say that Sweden should become a member of the NATO alliance. Other people say that Sweden should not join NATO. Which view is closer to your own?
SE
100%
(1000)
TOTAL
Sweden should join NATO
36
2012
Sweden should not join NATO

2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
69
8
2012
24
56
Topline report
23/95
Q11a
Generally, in terms of [COUNTRYs] national interests today, which of the following is more important to [OWN COUNTRY]: the United States [in the USA: Countries of the European
Union such as Britain, France and Germany], or the countries of Asia, such as China, Japan and South Korea?
FILTER: [ASK Q11a ONLY TO SPLIT A3]
TOTAL
The United States / (in the USA ask:
Countries of the European Union such as
Britain, France and Germany)
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
51%
(3571)
51%
(4590)
51%
(5126)
51%
(5640)
53%
(530)
65
64
64
64
44
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
48%
(476)
52%
(522)
51%
(507)
49%
(492)
50%
(495)
53%
(525)
49%
(494)
52%
(542)
52%
(524)
50%
(499)
51%
(510)
52%
(520)
27
69
68
58
66
61
61
69
50
59
51
70
2012
62
61
61
55
29
54
63
68
57
59
52
55
67
45
49
58
64
2011
54
53
53
38
24
48
44
59
52
48
60
50
58
36
41
41
60
Countries of Asia, such as China, Japan and

South Korea
26
28
27
27
45
39
29
26
29
27
19
26
15
37
21
41
24
2012
29
30
29
34
46
23
31
25
33
31
27
38
21
43
25
38
27
2011
36
38
37
51
44
31
50
32
39
44
19
42
24
55
33
53
30
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
11
35
13
20
13
16
13
20
2012
10
10
12
26
23
10
10
21
11
12
26
2011
10
10
10
10
32
21
20
19
10
26
10
Topline report
24/95
Q11b
Generally, in terms of [COUNTRYs] national interests today, which of the following is more important to [OWN COUNTRY]: the United States [in the USA: Countries of the European
Union such as Britain, France and Germany], or China?
FILTER: [ASK Q11b ONLY TO SPLIT B3]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
49%
(2457)
49%
(3434)
49%
(4415)
49%
(4921)
49%
(5407)
47%
(470)
52%
(526)
48%
(483)
49%
(493)
51%
(508)
51%
(505)
48%
(475)
51%
(506)
48%
(500)
48%
(476)
50%
(501)
49%
(490)
48%
(480)
The United States/ (in the USA ask:

Countries of the European Union such as
Britain, France and Germany)
72
73
71
71
71
53
41
67
82
70
67
70
52
67
68
63
60
75
China
22
21
22
22
22
37
34
28
14
23
28
17
37
16
22
13
33
20
10
25
13
10
17
10
24
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
Topline report
25/95
Q12
There are different views about the rise of China. In economic terms, some people see China as more of an opportunity for new markets and investment, while others see it as a
threat to our jobs and economic security. Which view is closer to your own?
TOTAL
China represents more of an economic
opportunity
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
41
40
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
41
41
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
28
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
31
25
47
34
61
33
33
49
60
30
36
59
2012
41
41
41
30
32
43
24
50
38
58
36
34
56
58
29
42
56
2011
46
45
46
31
26
49
32
57
37
67
31
38
51
65
23
46
58
2010
39
38
39
43
20
31
24
50
29
64
24
29
44
20
37
54
2007
37
37
37
36
19
34
28
41
30
61
25
24
43
17
41
51
China represents more of an economic

threat
47
48
47
46
62
41
65
43
50
27
47
56
29
27
48
56
33
2012
46
47
45
59
39
27
65
40
47
23
43
54
25
27
43
51
36
2011
43
43
42
63
39
27
56
36
47
22
48
54
23
24
37
47
34
2010
50
51
49
49
41
35
63
43
57
23
59
64
26
38
58
40
2007
50
50
48
54
48
30
57
51
55
30
54
55
22
40
50
[Both]
11
12
11
13
40
3
2012
10
18
11
12
14
11
10
17
2011
15
14
11
11
10
24
2010
10
20
10
10
12
30
2007
14
12
11
10
13
12
24
[Neither]
2012
2011
2010
2007
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 10
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
5
13
2
0
2012
18
2011
16
2010
21
2007
26
16
1
1
3
2
1
2
3
7
3
2
5
4
1
11
4
1
1
7
5
4
1
1
1
1
4
12
12
Topline report
26/95
Q13
There are also different views about Chinas military power. Some people see China as a military threat, while others do not. Which view is closer to your own?
TOTAL
China is a military threat
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
38
38
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
37
37
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
49
21
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
40
41
31
30
41
40
20
38
34
37
39
2012
41
40
39
51
24
14
44
40
35
27
38
41
22
42
28
41
44
2011
31
30
30
47
21
11
29
33
24
22
37
33
21
30
29
29
35
2010
35
36
35
48
15
16
39
33
30
24
44
41
26
37
39
39
2007
36
35
33
50
23
13
37
36
32
23
44
29
19
30
31
China is not a military threat
55
55
56
56
46
60
57
56
57
64
43
53
66
54
52
59
36
54
2012
52
52
53
43
55
65
51
56
56
62
46
52
61
50
50
56
49
2011
62
62
62
49
57
70
67
64
64
71
44
61
61
64
48
67
60
2010
58
57
57
52
57
54
56
63
61
69
40
55
55
40
56
57
47
60
2007
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 10
56
7
57
7
57
7
44
6
19
56
3
57
3
62
12
69
6
39
16
56
7
56
14
40
8
15
63
4
57
7
2012
21
21
10
11
17
17
22
2011
22
19
12
19
18
23
2010
27
30
16
19
23
2007
10
30
27
17
14
25
31
Topline report
27/95
Q14
There are different views about the rise of countries like India, Brazil, and Indonesia. In economic terms, some people see these countries as an opportunity for new markets and
investment, while others see them as a threat to our jobs and prosperity. Which view is closer to your own?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
These countries represent more of an

economic opportunity
67
64
65
64
64
48
31
58
71
64
73
50
69
53
71
48
71
68
These countries represent more of an

economic threat
24
23
23
23
23
43
27
32
21
19
18
22
22
18
17
23
23
24
[Both]
17
[Neither]
13
12
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
19
15
10
11
TOTAL
Topline report
28/95
Q15a As you may know, efforts to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons are under way. Which of the following do you think is the best option?
FILTER: [ASK Q15a ONLY TO SPLIT A4]
TOTAL
Offer economic incentives
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
50%
(3468)
50%
(4473)
50%
(5004)
50%
(5495)
48%
(482)
52%
(526)
48%
(484)
50%
(503)
51%
(508)
46%
(462)
51%
(509)
49%
(491)
52%
(542)
47%
(474)
51%
(509)
51%
(507)
48%
(484)
19
18
18
18
14
27
10
17
20
16
16
16
11
22
2012
36
35
34
20
12
25
33
44
31
33
32
36
27
26
29
25
2011
35
34
33
20
12
25
32
42
32
29
33
28
17
26
30
23
36
2010
38
36
35
16
12
29
33
44
34
33
41
36
25
32
21
37
Impose economic sanctions
32
32
32
32
29
27
34
37
26
38
28
33
27
31
26
2012
27
28
28
32
16
34
28
27
27
26
27
31
30
30
2011
28
29
29
33
20
35
27
24
31
30
29
37
26
25
2010
26
28
28
40
24
32
24
28
25
31
24
32
31
Provide support to opponents of the

government
10
11
11
11
14
13
11
12
23
33
19
38
30
34
27
17
34
28
20
37
28
17
2012
13
13
13
10
10
16
10
18
13
11
25
18
12
2011
15
16
15
13
20
13
19
14
14
31
23
12
2010
14
14
13
25
18
13
19
15
12
10
16
10
Use computer technology to sabotage

nuclear installations
12
Take military action
13
12
12
13
18
14
13
19
11
15
11
16
13
12
2012
18
10
2011
13
2010
Accept that Iran could acquire nuclear
weapons
6
5
6
5
6
5
9
6
22
10
4
5
5
6
3
6
8
4
6
6
4
3
10
3
5
10
5
5
8
2012
27
2011
25
11
25
2010
[More than one option]
6
3
6
2
6
2
4
4
12
5
2
4
2
4
3
7
4
7
5
3
3
5
2
6
1
6
1
12
1
2012
15
2011
11
2010
12
[None of the above]
2012
2011
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
BG
12
11
15
15
12
16
10
9
4
2
3
11
10
2012
21
17
15
17
17
2011
15
20
12
25
17
2010
17
18
13
25
13
Topline report
29/95
Q15b As you may know, efforts to compel North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons are under way. Which of the following options is the best way to achieve this goal?
FILTER: [ASK Q15b ONLY TO SPLIT B4]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
50%
(2517)
50%
(3537)
50%
(4532)
50%
(5043)
50%
(5552)
52%
(518)
48%
(476)
52%
(521)
50%
(497)
49%
(492)
54%
(538)
49%
(491)
51%
(509)
48%
(500)
53%
(526)
49%
(491)
49%
(493)
52%
(516)
Offer economic incentives
22
22
21
21
21
11
13
36
16
18
19
12
19
21
18
13
26
Impose economic sanctions
30
29
29
29
29
30
20
30
30
26
35
23
30
29
30
24
37
29
Provide support to opponents of the

government
12
11
11
11
11
13
15
11
11
10
18
15
Use computer technology to sabotage

nuclear installations
11
11
11
11
11
15
15
16
10
16
11
17
10
Take military action
19
10
10
Accept that North Korea could retain

nuclear weapons
10
10
10
[More than one option]
[None of the above]
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
12
26
14
15
11
16
15
12
TOTAL
Topline report
30/95
Q16a
And now imagine that all of these non-military options have been tried and the only option left to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is the use of military force. In that
case, should the [European Union\ United States\Turkey] take military action against Iran, or should [it/they] simply accept that Iran could acquire nuclear weapons?
FILTER: [IF CODES 1, 2, 3 OR 4 IN Q15a / ONLY TO SPLIT A4]
TOTAL
Take military action against Iran
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
37%
(2557)
37%
(3312)
37%
(3673)
37%
(4039)
31%
(311)
47
48
48
48
64
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
25%
(252)
38%
(386)
39%
(392)
34%
(341)
36%
(358)
33%
(328)
34%
(338)
33%
(340)
37%
(369)
31%
(308)
40%
(396)
36%
(364)
23
61
39
47
45
41
65
47
48
33
57
43
2012
45
47
46
57
30
26
60
34
46
41
30
61
43
42
32
54
37
2011
46
47
47
54
24
29
60
39
46
51
34
66
47
50
31
57
43
2010
42
44
43
64
13
23
58
39
46
43
28
57
42
27
58
32
2006
45
45
53
31
25
54
40
46
48
39
50
29
23
45
46
Accept that Iran could acquire nuclear

weapons
37
36
35
35
25
48
30
51
18
45
37
15
29
36
32
26
45
2012
37
36
35
33
50
34
26
54
24
43
42
21
27
38
28
31
49
2011
38
36
36
35
50
38
28
50
24
39
41
19
20
34
28
27
46
2010
40
38
37
35
54
35
23
47
28
45
43
24
22
30
27
57
2006
37
37
32
33
32
32
46
27
43
38
24
15
30
37
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
16
17
17
17
11
29
10
35
22
20
24
17
35
17
38
12
2012
18
17
18
10
21
39
14
12
30
16
28
18
30
20
40
14
14
2011
17
17
18
11
26
32
12
11
30
10
26
16
33
15
41
16
12
2010
18
18
19
33
42
18
14
26
12
28
19
36
43
15
11
2006
18
18
37
43
13
14
27
23
26
55
47
18
16
14
Topline report
31/95
Q16b
And now imagine that all of these non-military options have been tried and the only option left to compel North Korea to give up nuclear weapons is the use of military force. In that
case, should the [European Union\ United States\Turkey] take military action against North Korea, or should [it/they] simply accept that North Korea retain nuclear weapons?
FILTER: [IF CODES 1, 2, 3 OR 4 IN Q15b / ONLY TO SPLIT B4]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
37%
(1872)
36%
(2556)
36%
(3285)
36%
(3640)
36%
(4007)
31%
(309)
25%
(252)
38%
(382)
42%
(416)
34%
(336)
39%
(387)
30%
(296)
34%
(341)
32%
(332)
38%
(380)
32%
(322)
37%
(369)
35%
(351)
Take military action against North Korea
39
38
39
39
39
67
24
51
31
39
45
39
45
32
33
24
48
33
Accept that North Korea could retain

nuclear weapons
45
47
44
44
44
27
62
41
59
27
46
39
41
39
48
45
28
57
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
16
15
16
17
17
14
10
33
23
14
29
19
31
25
10
TOTAL
Topline report
32/95
Q17
Concerning recent developments in the Middle East and North Africa, some people say that stability is more important even if it means accepting non-democratic governments. Others
say that democracy is more important even if it leads to a period of instability. Which view is closer to your own?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Stability is more important even if it means

accepting non-democratic governments
32
36
35
36
35
43
25
28
41
20
42
50
47
52
19
44
24
42
Democracy is more important even if it

leads to a period of instability
63
58
59
58
58
47
57
69
55
73
53
37
47
35
73
42
71
51
10
18
13
13
14
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
Topline report
33/95
Q18
Recently, there has been discussion of the desirability of intervening in Syria, where the government has been using military force to suppress an opposition movement which is fighting the
Syrian government. In this situation, what do you think [COUNTRY] should do?
TOTAL
[COUNTRY] should stay out completely
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
71
71
2012
[COUNTRY] should intervene
58
24
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
33
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
72
72
59
22
22
33
6
EU 11
59
23
6
2012
EU 10
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
62
72
55
30
32
35
8
10
57
BG
69
21
32
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
65
75
70
68
70
80
82
61
85
76
70
50
33
15
7
11
FR
19
45
2
16
63
23
32
6
Topline report
56
33
7
11
48
27
38
5
14
67
21
19
9
14
68
15
68
13
28
5
20
6
11
48
31
70
8
44
8
11
8
19
58
19
59
24
38
5
33
6
34/95
Q19
As you may know, next year NATO will end its combat mission in Afghanistan, but some troops will remain to train the Afghan national army and police. Would you approve or
disapprove of [COUNTRY] contributing to this effort?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Strongly approve
17
17
17
16
16
21
14
24
17
24
19
10
25
15
23
Somewhat approve
38
38
37
37
37
33
22
40
43
35
34
31
37
32
39
34
34
35
Somewhat disapprove
19
20
20
20
20
17
26
17
23
21
15
31
15
24
14
31
22
12
Strongly disapprove
23
23
23
23
23
25
25
18
16
30
27
22
26
27
19
23
27
27
13
ST Approve
55
55
54
53
53
54
37
64
60
43
58
39
55
42
63
40
49
58
ST Disapprove
42
42
43
44
44
43
51
34
39
51
41
53
40
51
33
54
49
40
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
Topline report
35/95
Q20
As you may know, unmanned aircraft, or drones (aircraft that are piloted remotely), are being used more extensively to find and kill suspected enemies in places like Afghanistan and
Pakistan. Do you approve or disapprove?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Strongly approve
17
17
16
16
16
45
23
12
22
10
18
13
12
12
29
Somewhat approve
25
26
25
26
25
26
21
29
25
22
27
30
22
28
20
31
20
26
Somewhat disapprove
24
24
25
24
24
12
18
21
32
20
17
29
17
21
21
27
29
18
Strongly disapprove
30
28
29
29
29
13
42
26
29
39
31
16
37
28
42
23
36
21
11
10
14
11
ST Approve
41
43
42
42
41
71
29
52
38
31
49
40
39
42
32
39
32
55
ST Disapprove
55
52
53
53
53
25
60
47
61
59
48
46
54
49
63
50
65
39
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
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36/95
Q21
And regarding the extent to which you or your family has been personally affected by the current economic crisis, would you say that your familys financial situation has been
TOTAL
Greatly affected
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
17
20
2012
2011
2010
2009
Somewhat affected
18
15
15
14
45
2012
2011
2010
2009
Not really affected
Not affected at all
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
ST Affected
2012
2011
2010
2009
ST Not affected
37
2012
2011
2010
2009
61
57
56
52
37
41
42
47
10
35
39
41
46
100%
(1002)
32
28
31
33
25
27
66
66
61
60
55
33
34
33
37
38
44
51
52
46
33
38
37
38
40
8
9
11
17
79
82
75
74
24
19
17
24
25
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
21
21
17
17
44
51
40
39
20
14
17
13
11
1
1
2
7
4
15
6
4
2
1
3
2
69
55
76
78
33
27
30
18
18
1
1
53
56
53
42
34
9
10
13
24
12
3
6
5
8
1
1
1
0
1
46
44
47
58
Topline report
44
45
45
54
56
56
54
54
46
44
76
75
67
67
60
23
25
32
32
40
4
2
2
1
1
54
54
49
40
20
45
44
49
59
79
0
6
6
6
4
60
53
52
40
46
36
42
43
53
50
89
80
78
47
10
10
20
22
52
1
1
2
1
2
1
90
89
88
86
89
73
10
11
12
10
25
1
1
29
36
31
70
63
69
88
83
78
68
73
11
16
20
31
27
19
21
24
24
9
5
10
10
16
2
2
1
1
52
49
46
44
22
15
18
19
19
7
3
4
8
7
21
20
19
19
49
44
40
46
42
11
12
15
23
19
26
33
36
31
25
22
43
47
46
41
47
8
37
36
36
2
3
2
9
36
32
27
26
49
30
25
34
9
9
8
16
3
6
8
13
6
6
23
42
45
40
47
7
8
14
14
40
2
13
10
18
17
46
41
49
26
38
48
49
52
24
8
29
33
36
34
8
13
18
23
34
41
30
26
23
46
41
42
33
34
28
30
31
36
45
1
65
89
89
84
74
12
10
7
12
43
36
35
31
17
34
22
27
27
32
18
18
14
15
18
14
9
4
38
52
48
47
42
21
36
36
32
29
21
11
13
13
20
23
19
21
17
56
35
35
41
43
35
35
31
34
37
62
9
10
13
14
36
40
40
40
31
9
9
9
6
8
75
GER
26
18
21
11
10
12
2
1
1
1
FR
45
47
34
30
30
7
7
5
8
1
65
22
21
46
48
21
12
10
19
17
8
BG
34
48
49
51
48
1
1
1
1
64
59
58
54
34
100%
(1000)
9
11
11
15
1
1
1
1
65
TR
16
24
26
27
29
10
1
2
1
1
1
62
24
9
12
12
15
USA
43
43
42
42
39
23
10
44
25
28
29
30
10
12
12
15
2012
2011
2010
2009
23
19
19
16
44
24
10
21
43
42
42
38
27
29
30
32
2012
2011
2010
2009
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
22
45
27
EU 11
21
18
16
15
44
42
41
38
2012
2011
2010
2009
EU 10
8
8
11
13
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
82
80
71
71
64
18
20
28
29
36
69
73
70
64
62
31
27
29
35
37
37/95
Q22
Some people say that our economic system works fairly for everybody; other people say that most of the benefits of our system go to a few. Which view is closer to your own?
TOTAL
The economic system works fairly for
everybody
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
15
14
2012
Most of the benefits of our system go to a
few
19
81
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
15
18
76
18
83
82
77
3
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
14
82
3
2012
EU 10
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
25
30
68
77
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
23
16
17
35
13
34
22
69
64
7
FR
16
BG
72
83
86
8
6
11
21
81
77
1
23
93
73
2
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58
89
3
35
50
7
15
14
80
72
7
14
8
92
13
85
90
1
74
6
12
37
58
54
8
10
6
88
85
4
10
16
91
23
73
82
1
71
5
38/95
Q23
Do you approve or disapprove of the way [COUNTRYS] government has been dealing with [COUNTRY'S] economy?
TOTAL
Approve very much
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
6
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
17
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
23
2012
14
13
13
23
27
14
27
12
30
10
2011
13
11
11
18
21
13
19
22
31
Approve somewhat
30
28
28
28
25
26
20
47
27
25
22
21
27
36
32
14
31
29
28
24
28
18
28
41
25
31
28
25
20
44
33
15
2011
31
29
28
27
26
19
29
44
20
40
30
23
14
36
24
15
30
30
30
30
23
23
35
31
20
31
45
18
34
23
30
28
2012
27
26
26
16
19
29
31
25
19
24
41
18
35
18
26
22
25
25
26
16
21
29
25
27
19
19
38
15
26
20
30
28
30
33
33
32
41
29
39
10
40
35
30
52
32
16
32
51
2012
27
30
30
36
19
43
26
47
27
24
46
36
29
52
27
30
31
37
24
46
26
50
14
26
54
51
10
30
50
26
25
23
35
2011
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
29
25
2011
13
27
2012
Disapprove somewhat
11
33
33
5
2012
2011
ST Approve
36
34
34
34
32
43
23
56
32
32
23
26
30
59
34
18
2012
45
43
41
46
55
23
42
68
33
43
30
34
24
74
40
25
2011
44
41
39
45
47
23
42
63
28
62
31
29
18
68
31
18
ST Disapprove
60
62
63
62
64
52
74
41
60
66
75
70
66
38
62
79
35
40
39
60
2012
53
55
57
52
38
72
57
31
66
52
65
65
71
24
56
73
58
2011
52
55
57
53
45
75
51
34
69
32
64
69
78
30
60
78
56
NB: Trends in 2012 and 2011 for the USA are based on the following question: "Do you approve or disapprove of the way the President of the United States Barack Obama has been
handling the following issues? How about.? Dealing with the US economy"
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39/95
Q24
These days, some governments are cutting spending to reduce their debt. Other governments are maintaining or increasing their spending to stimulate economic growth. What is
your view? Should the [COUNTRY] government
TOTAL
Increase spending
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
18
19
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
19
19
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
15
27
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
10
12
15
30
21
11
13
20
11
28
34
2012
15
15
15
14
11
11
12
14
23
12
17
19
29
2011
17
16
16
17
14
17
11
22
22
15
10
13
11
13
29
Maintain current levels of spending
31
30
30
30
22
39
22
43
16
37
36
15
27
47
35
25
38
2012
31
30
30
23
45
37
25
39
16
31
36
18
31
56
33
23
2011
30
29
29
19
35
35
26
33
19
42
39
12
28
55
33
19
Decrease spending
46
45
46
45
58
23
66
42
61
29
32
70
53
23
49
42
50
50
50
58
28
42
65
47
65
39
40
70
53
21
55
55
2011
48
50
50
61
32
38
62
54
49
33
36
80
54
25
46
64
11
11
38
34
24
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
26
32
4
2012
16
11
11
2011
19
10
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40/95
Q25.1 Do you think [COUNTRY]s government should increase, maintain, or decrease spending on the following?
Defense
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Increase spending
12
14
13
13
14
25
50
11
13
22
11
22
29
28
45
47
46
46
46
46
32
57
47
29
50
52
41
46
45
45
37
53
Decrease spending
41
37
39
39
38
26
15
31
47
53
40
19
46
29
23
48
56
18
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
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Welfare state programs
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Increase spending
40
40
42
43
43
42
59
23
47
44
37
62
31
52
49
35
57
29
40
39
39
39
39
46
30
49
42
27
49
28
38
31
38
43
38
44
Decrease spending
16
17
15
15
15
11
27
18
12
27
14
20
23
11
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
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42/95
Science, technology and education
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Increase spending
72
68
68
68
68
61
66
51
77
83
65
51
55
59
71
39
76
69
23
26
26
26
26
27
23
40
20
11
30
38
34
30
24
48
21
27
Decrease spending
10
11
11
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
TOTAL
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Transportation and infrastructure
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Increase spending
43
44
42
43
43
39
62
23
49
63
26
44
16
52
59
53
28
46
42
41
42
42
41
40
28
53
42
22
50
43
37
31
32
35
54
42
Decrease spending
13
13
13
13
13
18
23
10
20
45
13
10
17
10
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
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44/95
Q26
Some people say that because of recent economic difficulties, the EU should have more authority over member states economic and budgetary policies. Other people say
that each member state should retain this authority for itself. Which view is closer to your own?
FILTER: [ASK IN EUROPE ONLY, DO NOT ASK IN US and IN TURKEY]
TOTAL
The EU should have more authority over
Member States economic and budgetary
policies
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
27
27
EU 11
BG
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
27
26
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
29
37
28
21
27
29
26
12
29
21
12
2012
37
38
37
31
40
53
43
31
21
38
33
18
34
42
15
2011
39
40
40
35
40
54
46
42
32
42
41
20
35
43
12
Each Member State should retain this

authority for itself
67
68
68
68
67
60
64
75
62
67
68
81
64
75
82
2012
57
57
57
57
58
45
49
58
65
59
53
75
57
56
2011
56
56
55
58
55
44
47
55
58
56
47
75
58
53
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
11
79
84
6
2012
12
11
14
14
10
2011
10
12
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45/95
Q27
Generally speaking, do you think that [COUNTRY]s membership in the European Union [IN EU COUNTRIES: has been / IN TURKEY: would be] a good thing or a bad thing for
the [COUNTRY] economy?
FILTER: [ASK IN EUROPE and TURKEY ONLY]
TOTAL
Good
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
58
57
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
57
57
TR
BG
100%
(1002)
45
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
58
71
52
60
66
49
61
48
62
49
40
2012
61
61
61
44
47
69
73
53
62
67
69
67
50
56
58
40
2011
68
68
67
48
46
69
76
69
73
74
68
63
58
56
68
46
2010
63
64
63
43
40
61
69
62
75
75
69
63
68
67
45
Bad
34
35
34
34
36
36
25
40
34
16
42
19
34
21
44
49
2012
31
32
31
37
26
25
24
40
28
17
25
17
34
21
38
52
2011
24
24
24
30
28
23
19
23
18
12
26
16
29
19
26
43
2010
29
29
28
35
27
29
27
29
19
12
20
19
12
27
49
[It hasn't made a difference]
14
17
13
2012
11
20
12
15
2011
14
21
20
19
2010
13
25
15
16
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
10
2012
2011
2010
10
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46/95
Q28
Generally speaking, do you think that Turkeys membership in the European Union would be a good thing, a bad thing or neither good nor bad?
FILTER: [ASK IN EUROPE and TURKEY ONLY]
TOTAL
A good thing
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
TR
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1002)
19
19
19
20
20
44
2011
24
24
26
2010
22
22
2009
18
2008
19
2007
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
15
18
25
22
22
13
39
21
17
16
18
20
18
21
33
30
21
20
48
23
38
21
16
16
29
28
23
23
19
20
48
18
12
16
22
25
18
19
21
42
22
12
13
22
29
20
20
21
22
40
23
12
16
27
25
2006
21
21
54
27
14
16
30
2005
22
22
63
11
16
31
2004
29
36
36
30
35
73
34
33
16
34
26
38
45
37
13
29
25
43
10
25
26
23
42
25
23
22
40
25
27
21
21
38
25
27
21
18
18
37
10
25
30
27
23
16
17
26
31
34
39
27
29
17
21
22
10
29
34
33
30
31
30
29
29
28
45
40
20
35
17
20
10
28
25
27
35
34
33
31
33
49
44
28
38
21
21
10
32
27
27
2009
36
34
32
22
33
48
46
32
38
17
15
10
28
20
26
2008
31
29
28
31
26
45
40
27
27
15
13
10
24
20
21
2007
34
33
31
32
24
49
43
29
33
19
19
10
28
24
23
2006
33
32
22
24
46
42
29
38
23
18
11
30
24
21
2005
30
29
17
45
40
21
31
19
17
27
22
20
21
38
35
20
37
9
37
37
35
13
28
41
17
15
20
34
13
29
11
57
9
37
41
37
9
46
39
39
39
16
46
36
37
37
32
46
56
35
47
41
41
2010
39
39
39
20
39
33
39
36
31
44
53
37
47
44
44
2009
41
42
42
22
37
38
36
42
34
47
56
33
45
53
45
2008
46
46
45
19
41
42
47
47
41
50
53
34
45
49
45
2007
41
42
42
17
40
37
39
42
39
48
49
34
44
48
44
2006
40
40
18
36
39
40
35
37
43
49
33
42
44
42
2005
42
42
17
42
43
43
39
41
52
34
42
40
2004
40
8
40
9
13
9
44
9
6
43
2
29
23
42
5
37
21
36
10
54
2011
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
39
37
27
39
24
2010
2004
29
46
33
2011
Neither good nor bad
FR
48
A bad thing
26
BG
45
9
38
13
13
45
6
2011
16
12
2010
11
13
10
12
2009
12
18
15
18
2008
11
15
13
16
23
2007
12
13
13
11
18
19
2006
13
16
15
19
18
2005
17
15
21
10
2004
10
10
10
23
27
31
15
13
Topline report
37
6
47/95
Q29
And how about the euro? Generally speaking, do you think that using the euro in [COUNTRY] [WITHIN THE EUROZONE: has been / OUTSIDE THE EUROZONE: would
be] a good thing or a bad thing for the [COUNTRY] economy?
FILTER: [ASK IN EUROPE ONLY]
TOTAL
Good
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
33
33
EU 11
BG
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
34
33
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
31
52
37
42
22
29
42
12
59
32
2012
36
37
37
26
42
53
44
47
14
43
42
54
41
2011
39
40
40
30
39
48
49
47
33
39
46
26
55
41
18
2010
36
38
38
28
33
45
47
52
32
40
54
64
44
14
Bad
61
61
60
2012
58
57
2011
55
54
2010
58
57
[WITHIN THE EUROZONE: It hasn't made a

difference / OUTSIDE THE EUROZONE: It
wouldn't make a difference]
60
64
44
65
39
81
32
63
86
51
45
71
55
35
84
31
57
89
53
46
54
49
46
47
52
58
30
67
31
54
77
55
42
60
53
48
43
53
52
23
17
53
83
12
10
2010
11
64
45
51
52
2011
58
45
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 7
2
1
1
12
10
15
12
15
2012
16
10
12
2011
14
10
2010
19
13
11
Topline report
48/95
Q30
Some people say that [COUNTRY] should leave the euro-zone and return to using our previous currency while others say that [COUNTRY] should continue using the
euro? Which one is closer to your own opinion?
FILTER: [ASK ONLY IN EURO ZONE COUNTRIES AND IF ANSWER TO Q29 WAS 'THE EURO HAS BEEN A BAD THING']
TOTAL
[COUNTRY] should leave the Eurozone and
return to using our previous currency
2012
[COUNTRY] should continue using the euro
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
GER
IT
NL
PT
SK
SP
64%
(645)
45%
(445)
58%
(575)
51%
(508)
65%
(652)
32%
(322)
63%
(632)
42
57
42
44
41
58
47
36
57
58
41
60
1
2012
FR
51
39
3
42
54
52
8
42
55
52
2
37
24
60
4
56
51
27
18
48
50
2
17
Topline report
49/95
Q31.1 Do you approve or disapprove of the way the following have been handling the economic crisis in Europe?
The European Union
FILTER: [ASK IN EUROPE ONLY and TURKEY]
TOTAL
Strongly approve
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
2012
Somewhat approve
41
Somewhat disapprove
2012
Strongly disapprove
32
14
7
45
2012
ST Disapprove
49
47
2012
44
32
32
17
17
43
43
49
49
46
12
15
28
23
48
45
22
21
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
34
52
55
46
26
22
5
54
57
41
38
Topline report
22
15
6
41
46
49
48
27
8
53
55
42
37
24
18
19
55
49
30
33
22
5
41
54
55
41
26
10
54
61
38
29
25
15
8
46
58
44
34
40
26
52
40
41
34
25
53
32
30
32
3
30
26
43
12
10
6
17
45
28
12
7
46
53
32
10
5
41
49
28
24
15
12
45
47
31
7
34
43
25
16
10
6
48
38
26
20
42
28
30
17
44
39
29
12
7
36
51
33
63
6
50
47
19
35
51
IT
35
46
27
GER
38
50
19
7
FR
13
16
15
47
50
100%
(1002)
19
30
6
43
BG
29
42
16
7
2012
38
31
18
ST Approve
38
TR
17
7
41
30
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
38
16
43
31
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
5
2012
EU 10
23
13
2
21
32
75
66
9
33
35
55
56
50/95
Q31.2 Do you approve or disapprove of the way the following have been handling the economic crisis in Europe?
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
FILTER: [ASK IN EUROPE ONLY and TURKEY]
TOTAL
Strongly approve
2012
Somewhat approve
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
12
11
14
40
2012
Somewhat disapprove
2012
23
15
2012
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
15
2012
2012
2012
53
38
38
37
24
24
19
19
10
11
47
47
43
42
41
21
19
45
28
21
52
11
39
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
13
14
29
14
14
16
64
39
15
10
34
28
35
4
64
63
33
34
Topline report
5
33
32
58
63
16
13
73
74
18
13
29
32
23
56
57
21
20
16
4
30
35
65
61
18
20
42
58
42
22
42
22
17
10
36
47
15
16
15
45
38
26
40
23
20
32
29
25
6
24
48
18
9
42
40
13
35
58
66
23
34
44
25
23
12
7
27
46
26
22
19
17
50
48
46
49
IT
15
28
26
GER
24
26
25
FR
45
20
51
43
26
17
8
47
100%
(1002)
18
23
17
BG
10
38
24
8
52
ST Disapprove
36
10
11
TR
13
38
19
11
ST Approve
11
24
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
13
37
40
22
Strongly disapprove
EU 10
21
11
5
20
16
59
61
21
22
10
24
8
12
52
33
32
33
26
36
36
19
30
46
24
14
33
3
16
43
11
12
25
3
15
34
82
63
16
43
47
33
37
51/95
Q32
European and American leaders are negotiating proposals to increase trade and investment between the United States and the European Union. Some people say that this will help our
economy grow, while others say that this will make our countrys economy more vulnerable. Which statement is closer to your own opinion?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
This will help our economy grow
58
57
57
56
56
49
28
55
56
60
62
49
57
49
54
47
59
58
This will make our economy more

vulnerable
33
32
32
32
32
39
43
40
36
22
29
25
33
28
28
37
35
32
12
11
12
12
12
28
17
26
10
23
18
16
10
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
Topline report
52/95
Q33
On international matters, with which one of the following do you think Turkey should cooperate most closely?
TR
100%
(1002)
TOTAL
The countries of the European Union
21
2011
19
2010
13
2009
22
2008
The United States
20
8
2011
2010
2009
2008
The countries of the Middle East
3
8
2011
20
2010
20
2009
10
2008
Russia
11
2
2011
2010
2009
2008
Turkey should act alone
1
38
2011
27
2010
34
2009
43
2008
[All of the above]
48
9
2011
11
2010
11
2009
2008
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
4
15
2011
2010
12
2009
17
2008
13
Topline report
53/95
Q34.1 Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following.
Economic power is more important in world affairs than military power
TOTAL
Agree strongly
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
40
40
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
41
41
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
30
43
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
33
46
37
47
35
38
49
46
52
44
41
2012
41
41
41
36
41
56
36
49
53
52
32
43
48
35
47
43
41
2011
45
45
45
31
30
52
44
49
50
56
32
45
40
41
56
43
43
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
47
45
46
45
46
43
45
40
47
44
46
45
46
43
45
47
44
46
45
47
30
34
33
34
32
28
31
39
28
40
39
53
48
51
54
48
58
51
63
37
40
45
43
46
44
42
37
49
50
44
49
47
48
47
44
56
46
55
46
40
36
50
44
63
40
41
43
49
43
37
31
34
38
44
41
51
43
46
36
56
55
53
52
60
54
48
46
45
38
50
44
57
56
46
57
52
60
61
58
46
39
45
43
44
35
39
49
42
42
42
46
43
43
39
Agree somewhat
43
43
43
42
34
29
52
43
41
37
46
39
37
37
37
40
39
2012
40
40
40
38
22
34
51
42
31
31
44
34
37
49
40
42
39
2011
39
40
40
40
27
36
41
41
34
27
49
38
42
43
30
42
39
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
40
37
40
40
41
42
39
40
40
37
40
40
41
43
39
39
37
39
40
31
31
36
38
38
34
36
38
21
29
22
33
22
23
22
29
30
28
30
24
51
38
43
43
43
45
43
42
42
37
42
37
42
42
40
41
31
35
34
41
47
46
38
37
24
41
46
44
38
42
47
48
47
41
42
43
38
41
36
39
32
27
32
31
27
31
28
28
34
37
31
34
30
30
38
31
34
29
29
31
40
43
41
41
44
49
41
36
34
39
40
38
37
36
37
Disagree somewhat
EU 7
16
11
11
10
10
2012
12
17
10
10
2011
16
16
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
7
10
8
7
7
8
8
9
7
10
8
7
7
8
8
7
10
8
7
15
17
15
14
15
18
19
17
20
15
10
10
9
14
11
7
9
5
8
6
6
12
6
6
7
7
7
10
5
8
8
7
7
7
7
9
8
12
7
8
9
9
7
8
5
11
7
7
8
9
9
12
8
8
7
7
6
6
7
8
6
7
5
5
5
6
7
6
10
11
10
8
5
9
10
7
7
6
6
5
7
9
8
8
7
7
8
8
12
11
9
7
11
10
12
Topline report
54/95
Economic power is more important in world affairs than military power
TOTAL
Disagree strongly
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
5
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
13
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
2012
10
2011
15
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
3
5
4
4
3
3
4
5
3
5
4
4
3
3
4
3
4
4
4
6
10
9
9
7
9
8
7
10
13
10
6
9
10
7
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2
4
3
2
1
3
6
4
5
3
4
5
7
3
3
4
5
4
3
4
4
3
5
3
3
3
4
2
5
5
4
4
5
3
4
4
4
2
2
1
2
1
3
2
3
4
5
4
4
3
3
6
7
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
4
5
4
6
3
5
4
4
6
4
4
4
3
4
5
2012
10
12
2011
13
10
2010
10
2009
11
16
10
12
13
2008
18
2007
12
12
2006
2005
2004
12
2003
14
13
ST Agree
83
7
83
83
83
64
72
85
89
78
83
81
78
7
7
86
83
90
84
80
2012
81
81
81
74
63
90
87
91
83
83
76
77
84
84
86
85
80
2011
85
85
85
71
56
88
85
90
84
83
81
83
82
84
86
84
81
2010
87
87
86
78
60
84
88
91
86
87
81
88
80
86
87
85
2009
81
81
81
61
56
78
79
87
81
81
79
82
75
84
82
76
2008
86
86
86
70
62
86
89
86
89
87
85
85
81
88
86
81
2007
85
85
85
72
72
81
86
86
87
86
84
83
78
86
84
82
2006
87
87
72
74
87
89
88
87
87
88
87
87
89
88
ST Disagree
EU 7
14
14
13
13
29
18
13
10
18
14
11
18
10
12
14
84
14
2012
14
14
14
20
27
11
13
12
13
19
10
14
2011
11
11
11
24
30
13
12
14
16
11
13
13
12
2010
10
10
10
21
30
11
10
10
11
13
11
11
13
2009
15
15
15
27
28
12
18
12
17
15
10
12
12
12
15
18
2008
11
11
11
25
20
10
12
10
11
12
11
15
2007
12
12
12
23
16
10
12
12
11
12
10
10
13
14
2006
10
10
22
18
10
11
12
10
10
11
Topline report
15
55/95
Under some conditions, war is necessary to obtain justice
TOTAL
Agree strongly
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
7
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
30
14
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
14
18
2012
10
10
10
36
14
20
21
2011
11
10
10
35
11
21
13
23
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
9
8
8
9
10
10
14
18
8
7
7
9
10
10
14
8
7
7
8
49
37
40
39
42
42
47
55
13
11
18
29
24
18
26
6
3
2
4
6
3
5
4
6
9
7
9
12
5
6
4
6
6
7
7
12
6
4
4
5
7
5
10
15
20
10
10
12
17
14
17
22
5
4
4
7
7
7
16
18
9
10
5
7
9
10
15
16
6
5
5
8
11
4
3
3
6
7
7
8
7
4
5
6
6
7
9
21
20
23
23
22
23
33
35
Agree somewhat
26
24
24
24
38
20
24
23
16
28
28
19
21
26
20
13
41
2012
25
24
24
38
21
23
24
25
18
28
24
20
17
29
22
19
43
2011
24
23
23
39
21
21
19
21
15
25
24
26
20
29
20
17
41
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
20
17
21
22
25
26
28
30
20
16
20
21
24
25
27
19
16
20
21
28
34
35
35
36
36
35
29
29
23
18
21
23
28
24
14
14
13
18
20
13
13
17
19
22
21
24
27
18
13
16
15
20
22
24
27
13
12
18
19
21
22
25
28
21
19
28
29
30
31
36
38
21
15
17
19
20
23
31
28
19
14
23
20
24
24
23
29
16
16
21
22
23
17
16
16
22
28
25
29
15
10
14
14
15
14
16
40
35
39
36
42
41
36
39
Disagree somewhat
EU 7
24
24
24
24
14
32
27
28
22
19
30
21
23
19
27
27
14
2012
25
25
25
12
25
23
29
27
26
16
31
23
29
25
27
28
15
2011
24
25
25
13
27
29
21
31
24
19
33
23
23
19
28
33
15
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
22
22
26
25
27
25
25
21
23
23
26
25
27
26
26
23
23
25
25
12
11
7
10
11
8
8
6
19
17
15
13
17
21
19
19
18
21
26
27
21
24
27
26
32
33
28
28
25
25
29
28
31
25
30
25
23
20
23
26
27
29
27
20
14
22
25
24
25
23
23
18
31
25
37
31
30
29
27
24
21
18
17
17
13
14
18
14
21
22
23
22
20
26
24
20
22
21
18
21
28
30
26
28
29
32
36
14
15
15
16
14
14
13
10
Topline report
56/95
TOTAL
Disagree strongly
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
40
42
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
42
42
USA
TR
BG
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
14
26
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
41
44
57
39
30
52
45
45
48
56
22
2012
37
38
38
11
28
41
40
40
47
34
33
49
40
36
42
45
18
2011
39
39
39
11
28
38
51
40
50
34
30
44
43
38
34
42
17
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
47
51
44
43
36
36
30
28
47
51
45
44
38
37
31
47
51
45
43
11
14
16
13
9
11
8
7
30
34
31
27
30
28
22
52
60
58
44
41
61
57
51
47
36
37
37
32
50
55
50
50
43
45
38
35
57
64
55
50
43
43
36
35
43
47
36
34
27
31
23
21
38
50
37
40
38
36
21
20
50
55
53
52
49
48
34
36
50
50
44
39
40
45
50
46
43
38
46
37
49
55
54
52
49
45
36
23
25
18
21
18
16
14
13
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2012
11
2011
13
12
2010
2009
14
2008
19
15
2007
10
2006
ST Agree
2
34
2
31
2
31
31
68
34
1
32
1
27
2
20
2
41
5
36
4
26
6
27
6
33
22
1
17
4
59
2012
35
34
34
74
35
29
30
32
25
48
28
27
23
38
26
26
64
2011
34
33
32
75
32
28
28
28
22
45
30
33
26
42
25
24
64
2010
29
28
27
77
42
20
16
23
19
41
26
29
22
22
22
61
2009
25
24
23
71
35
16
18
19
16
29
19
24
21
20
15
55
2008
29
27
27
74
36
15
21
20
22
38
22
28
26
19
19
62
2007
30
29
29
74
49
23
25
21
23
41
27
27
30
28
20
59
2006
35
34
78
47
26
31
26
28
47
27
33
33
35
21
65
2005
2004
2003
36
42
48
35
41
78
82
84
46
50
28
33
39
29
31
39
27
35
43
45
53
60
30
47
46
34
38
45
32
37
21
25
64
69
74
ST Disagree
EU 10
64
66
67
66
28
58
68
72
79
57
60
73
68
65
75
83
36
2012
62
63
64
23
53
64
69
67
74
49
64
72
69
61
69
74
33
2011
63
64
64
24
56
67
71
70
75
53
63
66
66
57
62
74
32
2010
69
70
70
22
50
71
82
76
80
57
69
70
71
71
77
37
2009
73
74
74
25
51
78
81
80
84
70
75
73
72
74
84
39
2008
69
71
71
23
46
80
78
80
78
61
75
70
67
66
80
33
2007
68
69
69
23
41
70
73
78
76
58
70
69
61
64
79
38
2006
63
64
20
46
68
68
74
70
52
68
62
60
59
78
32
2005
61
63
19
49
70
70
72
54
65
62
64
77
30
Topline report
57/95
TOTAL
2004
2003
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
55
49
57
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
USA
TR
100%
(1000)
16
13
BG
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
41
65
60
68
60
63
55
46
39
48
44
52
50
58
72
27
23
Topline report
58/95
Q35
Generally speaking, how do you feel about the number of people living in [COUNTRY] who were not born in COUNTRY? Are there too many, a lot but not too many, or not many?
TOTAL
Too many
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
38
36
35
2011
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
33
33
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
41
25
43
24
43
37
41
23
31
55
33
28
48
2010
37
33
27
53
2009
48
29
28
2008
46
27
25
40
2011
41
39
39
39
38
39
32
41
55
48
57
27
41
59
51
32
50
54
30
36
34
29
46
47
42
2010
38
43
56
39
2009
36
51
46
2008
36
55
51
Not many
18
2011
18
20
22
22
15
14
35
14
16
11
39
55
56
40
24
52
37
30
28
23
27
49
36
32
39
40
29
28
30
40
16
26
35
37
28
10
51
22
51
36
12
14
15
21
2010
17
14
14
20
17
2009
10
16
22
22
20
11
2008
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
10
4
2011
TR
47
A lot but not too many
42
USA
6
5
13
8
17
4
11
5
21
22
2
10
2009
2008
Topline report
38
15
2010
12
9
9
19
5
8
2
16
6
8
59/95
Q36.1
Can you tell me if you are worried or not worried about?

Legal immigration
TOTAL
Worried
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
31
31
30
2011
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
30
29
26
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
25
60
32
29
27
32
27
26
18
19
35
24
41
18
22
25
23
2010
17
18
28
26
2009
17
21
29
2008
19
21
28
Not worried
68
2011
67
68
69
69
72
73
33
67
69
24
38
26
22
35
21
33
22
23
31
72
67
82
78
72
76
2010
82
81
69
73
2009
82
79
70
2008
76
79
69
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
1
2011
EU 10
2
1
16
67
36
35
74
77
78
61
75
58
75
61
71
78
64
78
65
78
63
76
68
78
6
64
0
2010
2009
2008
Topline report
0
0
60/95
Q36.2
Can you tell me if you are worried or not worried about?

Illegal immigration
TOTAL
Worried
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
76
73
73
2011
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
72
71
67
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
61
69
71
72
86
69
46
88
46
59
59
74
80
58
59
56
80
2010
58
59
57
82
2009
61
57
63
2008
57
62
66
Not worried
22
2011
25
25
26
27
31
37
23
29
26
74
71
60
74
71
81
58
71
86
68
13
29
41
41
41
18
2010
39
40
40
16
2009
38
42
35
2008
38
37
31
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
1
2011
EU 10
2
2
48
48
68
69
11
48
39
38
24
18
25
27
37
25
28
19
41
28
32
14
31
45
6
30
0
2010
2009
2008
Topline report
0
1
61/95
Q37a
Generally speaking, how well do you think that immigrants are integrating into NATIONALITY society?
FILTER: [ASK Q37a TO SPLIT A5 ONLY]
TOTAL
Very well
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
49%
(2473)
50%
(3484)
49%
(4439)
49%
(4954)
49%
(5458)
50%
(502)
48%
(476)
51%
(513)
49%
(489)
50%
(497)
49%
(485)
50%
(496)
45%
(446)
50%
(518)
53%
(532)
52%
(518)
46%
(457)
51%
(510)
18
10
14
12
14
2011
2010
Well
43
2011
43
44
45
44
45
2010
Poorly
33
2011
33
32
31
31
33
2010
Very poorly
11
2011
10
10
10
10
16
23
42
2011
50
52
53
52
52
2010
ST Poorly
44
2011
2010
41
43
42
40
41
51
51
46
51
36
39
40
32
27
41
37
41
26
37
37
25
30
43
46
40
32
16
10
10
10
13
13
61
13
46
46
60
56
52
48
59
59
44
41
37
36
74
53
48
35
41
47
44
31
37
54
53
50
Topline report
55
31
55
34
10
10
51
34
48
27
10
45
21
22
30
8
17
12
9
18
20
14
54
47
79
69
34
60
42
60
12
12
61
26
35
13
17
5
63
54
36
35
62
36
33
12
34
34
25
51
70
52
11
43
36
30
51
2011
43
44
2010
ST Well
36
39
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
11
33
48
45
43
46
33
48
40
52
62/95
Q37b
Generally speaking, how well do you think that the children of immigrants, who were born in [COUNTRY], are integrating into (NATIONALITY) society?
FILTER: [ASK Q37b TO SPLIT B5 ONLY]
TOTAL
Very well
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
51%
(2532)
50%
(3521)
51%
(4566)
51%
(5093)
51%
(5589)
50%
(498)
52%
(526)
49%
(492)
51%
(511)
50%
(503)
52%
(515)
50%
(504)
55%
(554)
50%
(524)
47%
(468)
48%
(482)
54%
(543)
49%
(490)
11
10
11
11
11
27
11
13
16
12
13
17
16
2011
16
2010
Well
48
2011
47
48
49
48
49
2010
Poorly
27
2011
28
26
25
26
22
2010
Very poorly
2011
36
13
19
36
13
12
41
57
59
59
59
65
2010
ST Poorly
36
2011
2010
28
36
34
33
33
56
59
42
42
47
52
21
35
39
29
20
26
33
12
11
35
40
20
22
16
12
11
11
68
33
43
59
66
74
59
54
77
79
54
50
65
27
56
55
35
26
22
38
38
15
15
42
44
24
Topline report
54
40
58
57
26
19
22
56
40
59
26
12
34
12
18
12
5
4
19
20
15
50
82
66
49
71
35
30
11
13
43
14
17
6
7
10
73
78
31
21
72
66
46
12
4
61
40
26
13
26
66
20
52
4
5
43
31
16
59
2011
53
48
2010
ST Well
52
47
2011
37
38
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
21
22
55
66
68
38
18
29
17
24
63/95
Q38.1
I am now going to read a few statements that are sometimes heard about immigrants in general. Could you please tell me how much you agree or disagree with each of them?
Immigrants take jobs away from native born [NATIONALITY]s
TOTAL
Agree strongly
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
13
13
14
2011
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
14
13
14
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
29
38
11
13
14
17
21
13
25
14
25
32
13
2010
29
12
2009
27
10
2008
24
Agree somewhat
19
2011
21
21
22
21
19
21
32
18
13
15
32
16
28
15
27
20
22
14
38
28
24
27
16
43
19
27
25
17
16
17
22
26
2010
27
28
18
17
17
22
29
2009
25
13
20
16
18
28
30
2008
28
16
19
18
21
Disagree somewhat
34
2011
33
33
33
33
34
22
17
29
45
30
34
33
33
24
26
34
22
23
34
25
19
34
45
31
34
22
2010
21
34
45
26
32
37
23
2009
29
34
40
34
43
39
24
2008
26
35
46
36
39
Disagree strongly
33
2011
30
29
29
29
30
25
40
35
37
29
36
5
26
26
19
55
30
20
23
40
30
38
24
17
2010
21
26
28
43
41
22
16
2009
17
46
29
42
32
17
15
2008
21
40
24
36
31
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2011
11
8
18
2
2010
2009
2008
ST Agree
31
2011
35
35
35
35
34
50
70
29
18
32
57
25
23
30
2010
56
37
26
29
2009
52
19
30
2008
51
24
28
ST Disagree
67
2011
EU 10
64
63
63
62
62
47
24
69
80
36
6
54
4
45
40
20
68
33
51
36
58
24
38
58
23
23
43
57
27
27
67
62
47
38
52
53
53
77
28
65
45
42
74
75
70
58
39
2010
42
59
73
69
73
59
39
2009
46
80
69
76
75
56
39
2008
47
75
70
72
70
Topline report
47
44
64/95
Q38.2
Immigrants generally help to fill jobs where there are shortages of workers
TOTAL
Agree strongly
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
23
22
22
2011
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
21
22
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
32
17
27
20
23
23
12
29
10
36
21
26
32
21
29
2010
31
16
21
28
2009
29
32
21
2008
35
43
21
46
2011
46
45
45
45
46
37
35
41
54
28
27
29
26
28
25
23
28
33
24
48
47
35
46
54
44
2010
41
36
48
49
2009
49
42
46
2008
42
42
49
Disagree somewhat
17
2011
17
18
19
18
15
13
27
16
16
44
44
45
53
17
18
14
2009
10
11
23
20
17
2008
10
20
14
14
2011
10
10
12
10
13
17
2009
15
2008
10
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2011
28
32
25
14
19
18
12
15
17
13
9
19
12
10
11
14
17
11
19
10
15
11
2
12
11
2
10
2010
2009
2008
ST Agree
39
11
18
2010
54
25
10
14
40
51
18
16
39
49
21
15
43
46
18
12
38
41
25
12
40
42
11
12
38
44
11
11
24
38
38
12
12
24
43
2010
Disagree strongly
69
2011
68
67
66
66
73
69
52
68
75
71
68
78
75
73
2010
72
52
69
76
2009
78
74
67
2008
77
84
70
ST Disagree
29
2011
TR
32
Agree somewhat
27
USA
25
28
30
30
30
28
43
30
24
70
7
54
3
67
50
74
51
59
66
66
69
73
68
71
71
73
79
69
78
78
27
29
78
34
77
31
40
19
43
39
31
30
21
23
24
30
28
2010
25
42
28
18
23
29
27
2009
19
26
32
27
25
20
28
2008
20
15
28
20
19
Topline report
15
20
65/95
Q38.3
Immigrants help create jobs as they set up new businesses
TOTAL
Agree strongly
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
11
11
11
2011
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
11
11
13
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
20
11
10
11
13
18
14
27
11
15
21
12
13
14
2010
22
12
12
2009
17
11
10
Agree somewhat
37
2011
38
37
37
38
35
34
33
33
43
40
10
15
13
15
38
35
36
45
47
38
28
10
37
34
34
40
35
21
39
2010
36
29
37
31
37
24
34
2009
40
31
35
40
34
20
Disagree somewhat
31
2011
30
31
30
30
30
23
35
31
38
28
28
33
21
23
12
36
33
33
23
20
28
35
27
40
21
2010
19
32
39
25
24
35
24
2009
24
33
39
29
36
48
Disagree strongly
18
2011
16
17
17
17
18
20
15
23
19
16
11
21
10
10
14
26
29
20
23
20
10
20
22
20
2010
19
22
12
24
17
25
21
2009
17
24
12
17
18
24
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2011
14
22
5
2010
2009
ST Agree
48
2011
49
47
48
49
48
54
44
43
52
50
51
42
54
59
74
43
38
6
52
54
46
53
49
32
54
2010
58
40
44
44
51
33
48
2009
57
40
46
50
43
25
ST Disagree
49
2011
EU 10
47
47
48
47
47
43
49
54
46
47
44
44
42
33
22
50
58
43
44
42
48
45
47
62
40
2010
38
54
51
50
41
61
45
2009
40
57
51
47
53
72
51
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66/95
Q38.4
Immigrants are a burden on social services
TOTAL
Agree strongly
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
21
20
20
2011
Agree somewhat
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
32
34
25
14
22
12
16
18
13
27
19
29
39
32
31
31
31
25
27
28
28
28
22
16
16
17
17
15
53
52
51
50
57
43
44
45
45
37
43
20
35
32
19
21
20
69
57
25
42
24
34
31
38
13
63
55
46
48
42
Topline report
51
41
26
25
32
43
23
29
25
24
34
25
20
31
21
25
19
26
24
12
16
48
57
44
31
45
71
41
50
31
49
53
51
22
55
45
19
15
15
13
6
51
45
26
23
24
4
52
37
27
30
24
3
49
35
22
19
25
32
26
13
20
19
30
36
22
17
33
15
35
16
53
46
2011
USA
4
51
ST Disagree
19
17
3
ST Agree
19
26
17
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
31
28
Disagree strongly
EU 11
22
30
Disagree somewhat
EU 10
55
39
5
56
63
38
31
67/95
Q38.5 I am now going to read a few statements that are sometimes heard about immigrants in general. Could you please tell me how much you agree or disagree with each of them?
Immigrants are a threat to our national culture
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Agree strongly
11
11
11
10
10
18
22
14
10
12
24
Agree somewhat
17
19
18
18
18
14
33
20
16
16
23
22
15
12
19
24
11
22
Disagree somewhat
34
34
35
35
34
24
26
28
43
30
30
45
32
34
16
44
39
25
Disagree strongly
36
33
34
34
35
40
13
37
34
45
37
16
42
41
56
15
41
26
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
ST Agree
28
30
28
28
28
32
55
34
21
24
33
29
23
16
26
35
18
46
ST Disagree
70
68
69
69
69
64
39
65
77
75
66
61
74
75
71
59
80
51
TOTAL
Topline report
68/95
Q38.6 I am now going to read a few statements that are sometimes heard about immigrants in general. Could you please tell me how much you agree or disagree with each of them?
Immigrants enrich our culture
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Agree strongly
22
21
21
20
21
35
12
20
26
17
28
33
45
25
23
Agree somewhat
41
40
40
40
40
34
21
40
45
38
38
36
35
25
37
38
42
40
Disagree somewhat
20
21
21
22
21
15
35
17
18
26
19
34
15
33
35
17
19
Disagree strongly
15
14
14
15
15
13
26
22
18
13
10
15
25
18
16
14
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
11
13
ST Agree
64
61
61
60
60
69
33
60
71
54
66
44
68
29
82
41
66
63
ST Disagree
35
36
36
37
36
28
61
39
27
44
32
44
30
58
15
53
33
33
TOTAL
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69/95
Q39
Thinking about the steps that have been taken to manage immigration, would you say that the government has been doing a very good job, a good job, a poor job, or a very poor
job?
TOTAL
Very good job
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
2011
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
2
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
2010
Good job
30
2011
32
30
31
31
25
2010
Poor job
41
2011
40
40
39
39
43
2010
Very poor job
22
2011
19
20
19
19
24
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2011
33
32
32
32
26
2010
ST Poor job
63
2011
2010
68
59
60
58
58
23
33
51
12
26
37
10
20
28
36
19
37
38
41
33
53
44
43
49
38
38
43
43
23
19
30
22
12
34
35
20
14
27
10
11
26
29
33
54
12
24
27
38
12
24
31
37
23
68
61
59
40
83
73
66
55
83
73
58
57
70
Topline report
39
30
36
36
20
23
26
40
29
16
49
23
43
31
15
15
31
30
24
15
33
36
9
42
27
41
43
32
38
54
54
44
24
64
26
42
30
28
10
22
30
49
44
29
37
21
32
30
12
19
40
35
41
39
27
15
34
5
26
39
39
32
1
41
22
6
31
2011
22
2010
ST Good job
74
25
21
23
72
65
74
61
70
70/95
Q40
Some people say that immigration is more of a problem for [COUNTRY]. Others see it as more of an opportunity for [COUNTRY]. Which comes closer to your point of view?
TOTAL
Immigration is more of a problem for
[COUNTRY]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
46
45
45
2011
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
44
44
52
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
47
54
50
32
46
41
42
41
27
22
52
44
64
53
46
43
48
58
68
2010
52
42
44
45
39
53
65
2009
54
43
44
49
45
58
2008
50
39
39
45
36
Immigration is more of an opportunity

for [COUNTRY]
43
2011
41
41
40
41
35
46
18
39
62
32
46
32
24
66
61
50
33
68
16
44
29
39
36
50
28
31
25
2010
42
38
50
31
50
37
30
2009
39
50
48
32
46
36
27
2008
40
50
52
36
53
[Both]
5
2011
12
14
34
12
31
3
12
11
18
2010
11
16
2009
13
2008
13
[Neither a problem nor an opportunity]
2011
13
13
3
2
21
19
2010
2009
2008
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
3
2011
EU 10
4
2
2010
2009
2008
Topline report
12
9
2
4
4
3
3
3
71/95
Q41
Do you think that emigration in [COUNTRY], that is, the number of [NATIONALITY] who are leaving to live in other countries, is a very serious problem, a somewhat serious problem, not
a serious problem, or not a problem at all for [COUNTRY]?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
A very serious problem
23
22
24
25
25
16
20
39
36
61
38
24
44
13
A somewhat serious problem
32
31
32
32
32
19
30
36
21
43
10
46
28
34
17
43
36
26
Not a serious problem
24
24
22
22
22
30
19
24
44
31
12
17
23
23
26
Not a problem at all
21
20
19
19
20
39
26
20
24
11
55
54
13
33
ST A problem
54
53
57
57
57
28
46
56
31
82
13
82
88
72
19
67
80
38
ST Not a problem
44
45
42
41
41
69
45
43
68
17
86
13
11
25
77
29
19
59
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
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72/95
Q42
In your opinion, what percentage of the total [COUNTRY] population are immigrants? You can answer any number between 0 and 100.
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
1 to 10
27
29
29
30
30
20
27
34
27
29
42
16
43
35
52
25
21
11 to 20
26
24
24
23
23
16
24
25
31
18
27
16
16
32
12
29
22
21 to 30
15
14
14
13
13
18
11
16
13
16
17
12
12
15
15
31 or more
21
20
19
18
18
49
11
21
16
19
22
27
10
19
35
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
11
14
14
16
16
34
11
20
33
29
50
11
29
12
24,5
23,6
23,5
23
22,9
42,1
21,2
24,6
20,3
24,9
22,7
12,4
34,6
6,9
18,3
9,4
24,2
30,9
TOTAL
0
Average
2011
37,8
23,5
27,1
23,4
21,5
31,8
2010
26,0
39,4
24,0
24,2
25,2
25,7
21,4
29,4
2009
35,2
25,6
23,2
23,3
24,5
24,1
26,5
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73/95
D1
Gender
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Male
48
48
48
48
48
48
52
48
48
48
49
47
45
48
49
47
47
48
Female
52
52
52
52
52
52
48
52
52
52
51
53
55
52
51
53
53
52
TOTAL
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74/95
D2
Age
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
18-24
10
10
10
10
10
12
20
11
11
11
13
11
11
10
10
25-34
14
14
15
15
15
17
25
15
13
14
11
18
14
19
11
18
15
15
35-44
17
18
18
18
18
13
20
18
14
19
21
19
17
20
20
22
16
20
45-54
20
19
20
19
19
22
15
17
24
18
21
17
17
15
17
17
21
18
55-64
15
16
16
16
16
16
11
16
16
15
17
17
19
13
16
16
15
15
65+
23
22
22
22
22
18
22
24
25
19
17
24
18
25
15
24
22
49,3
49,1
49
48,8
48,8
48,1
39,6
48,4
50,2
49,7
49,1
46,7
50,1
45,7
49,9
45,3
48,4
48,9
TOTAL
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
Average age
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75/95
D3
Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as...?

USA
100%
(1000)
TOTAL
A Democrat
33
2012
38
2011
32
2010
32
2009
31
2008
31
2007
32
2006
A Republican
2012
25
2011
24
2010
27
2009
26
2008
26
2007
29
2006
An Independent
26
31
2012
26
2011
31
2010
32
2009
31
2008
28
2007
27
2006
Something else
31
10
2012
2011
10
2010
2009
2008
12
2007
2006
11
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
29
22
4
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
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76/95
D4
Do you lean more to the Republican Party or the Democratic Party?

[ASK D4 ONLY IF choose neither Democrat nor Republican IN D3]
USA
42%
(415)
TOTAL
More to the Republican Party
34
2012
32
2011
33
2010
49
More to the Democratic Party
39
2012
41
2011
34
2010
32
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
26
2012
27
2011
33
2010
20
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77/95
D6
In politics, people sometimes talk of 'left' and 'right'. Where would you place yourself on a scale from 1 to 7, where '1' means the extreme left and '7' means the extreme
right?
[DO NOT READ SCALE. REPEAT IF NEEDED: "1 means the extreme left and 7 means the extreme right."]
[ASK IN EUROPE ONLY]
TOTAL
Extreme Left
EU 9
EU 10
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
3
TR
BG
100%
(1002)
2
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
Left
11
11
12
15
12
2012
15
15
13
16
16
2011
10
12
14
16
12
15
13
11
2010
12
12
11
13
10
2009
10
17
16
11
12
2008
16
13
2007
18
10
2006
20
10
13
Center Left
21
21
20
21
18
32
18
21
19
25
12
25
21
2012
20
20
19
21
33
20
17
18
24
15
26
16
2011
21
21
20
19
29
22
17
15
20
15
25
22
2010
22
22
21
23
30
19
22
18
14
24
21
2009
22
22
20
27
28
22
20
17
16
22
18
2008
21
22
21
26
28
22
23
15
14
25
16
2007
20
21
20
20
28
21
22
14
13
28
18
2006
22
23
28
27
25
22
16
10
16
28
17
Center
EU 7
26
27
26
26
20
29
32
18
31
11
27
14
32
32
29
34
2012
26
26
25
18
22
20
35
20
27
14
30
15
32
26
29
33
2011
26
26
25
23
23
27
35
17
31
12
31
12
32
27
27
30
2010
27
27
26
35
27
26
34
16
28
15
31
14
29
29
35
2009
26
27
26
19
25
26
33
19
28
11
28
13
27
30
34
2008
29
29
28
21
20
30
36
19
29
14
29
14
31
33
37
2007
27
27
26
21
21
24
35
15
28
16
30
11
30
30
37
2006
28
28
30
18
28
33
13
35
16
35
15
32
29
40
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78/95
D6
In politics, people sometimes talk of 'left' and 'right'. Where would you place yourself on a scale from 1 to 7, where '1' means the extreme left and '7' means the extreme
right?
[ASK IN EUROPE ONLY]
TOTAL
Center Right
EU 7
EU 9
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
15
15
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
15
15
TR
BG
100%
(1002)
18
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
14
15
15
20
21
25
11
19
16
2012
16
16
16
13
11
18
13
14
19
22
28
11
18
23
2011
15
16
15
13
14
13
15
15
20
21
10
30
12
19
21
2010
16
16
16
11
12
14
16
15
21
10
20
12
19
22
2009
17
17
17
10
13
20
15
18
23
12
18
10
17
20
2008
18
18
18
23
16
19
21
13
14
12
16
20
2007
18
18
17
12
24
15
19
22
10
11
15
11
16
20
2006
16
16
13
10
18
17
19
20
10
11
12
14
14
15
Right
20
19
11
2012
15
10
11
12
19
11
10
2011
14
14
12
19
10
2010
14
10
23
10
2009
28
11
19
13
2008
28
12
10
20
13
2007
23
10
20
14
2006
22
11
19
12
Extreme Right
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
EU 10
4
16
4
15
16
16
19
2
10
4
4
2
25
3
3
5
43
5
14
2
43
1
3
20
5
6
5
13
2012
15
13
15
33
32
20
39
11
40
18
2011
15
14
16
24
26
11
20
44
10
42
24
12
2010
14
13
15
20
31
13
24
35
11
47
24
2009
14
13
14
21
25
20
40
15
37
26
11
2008
11
11
13
25
34
16
34
17
38
30
2007
13
12
14
24
32
20
32
20
39
28
11
2006
21
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79/95
D7
In politics, people sometimes talk of 'left' and 'right'. Where would you place yourself on a scale from 1 to 7, where '1' means the extreme left and '7' means the extreme right?
USA
100%
(1000)
TOTAL
Extremely Liberal / Extreme Left
4
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
Liberal / Left
2
5
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
Slightly Liberal / Center Left
2012
14
2011
17
2010
16
2009
14
2008
14
2007
13
2006
Moderate / Middle of the road / Center
5
16
15
27
2012
27
2011
26
2010
23
2009
31
2008
27
2007
31
2006
34
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80/95
D7
In politics, people sometimes talk of 'left' and 'right'. Where would you place yourself on a scale from 1 to 7, where '1' means the extreme left and '7' means the extreme right?
USA
100%
(1000)
TOTAL
Slightly Conservative / Center Right
21
2012
23
2011
22
2010
26
2009
20
2008
23
2007
21
2006
Conservative / Right
20
9
2012
2011
10
2010
15
2009
2008
2007
2006
10
Extremely Conservative / Extreme Right
10
2012
2011
10
2010
2009
2008
11
2007
2006
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
2012
8
9
8
2011
2010
2009
10
2008
10
2007
2006
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81/95
D8
Do you consider yourself to be?

EU 7
EU 9
TOTAL
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
Muslim
EU 10
EU 11
100%
100%
(10047) (11047)
1
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
98
50
27
86
28
93
84
72
65
14
31
20
48
31
89
41
37
11
46
12
43
18
30
40
2012
99
2011
99
Catholic
50
52
49
48
2012
2011
Protestant (Including Baptist, Jehovah's

Witness, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian,
Episcopalian, Pentecostal, Church of Christ,
etc.)
15
13
13
14
2012
2011
Orthodox Church (Greek or Russian)
2012
2011
Jewish
2012
2011
Mormon
2012
2011
Other religion [SPECIFY]
2012
2011
No religion, not a believer, atheist, agnostic
29
29
28
28
2012
2011
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
0
0
2012
2011
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82/95
D9
At what stage did you complete your full-time studies?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
19
10
Elementary (primary) school or less
19
21
20
20
20
45
23
25
27
24
52
25
13
10
Some high (secondary) school
25
24
25
24
24
11
20
34
11
22
29
17
30
32
25
Graduation from high (secondary) school
26
26
27
27
27
46
22
18
19
40
28
32
17
30
31
40
31
27
Graduation from college, university or other

third-level institute
16
15
15
15
16
26
11
23
11
26
15
13
35
15
30
Post-graduate degree (Masters, PHD)

beyond your initial college degree
11
11
11
Other qualification (SPONTANEOUS)
[REFUSAL]
TOTAL
Still in full-time education
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83/95
D10
Age when finished full time education
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
-15
23
21
23
23
22
43
15
14
34
10
20
46
24
34
24
16-19
43
45
44
44
43
43
24
40
52
38
35
53
25
43
26
67
32
48
20 and more
26
26
26
25
26
50
12
38
28
16
48
17
22
23
55
19
23
22
STILL IN FULL TIME EDUCATION
19
10
NEVER BEEN IN FULL TIME EDUCATION
[REFUSAL/NO ANSWER]
18,6
18,8
18,6
18,6
18,7
23,1
15,4
19,2
19,8
17,6
20,6
18,3
16,1
18,6
23,6
19,2
17,5
18,2
TOTAL
Average age of end education
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84/95
D11
As far as your current occupation is concerned, would you say you are self-employed, an employee, a manual worker or would you say that you are without a professional activity ?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Self-employed (Net)
14
16
13
10
Farmer, forester, fisherman
Owner of a shop, craftsman
11
Professional (lawyer, medical practitioner,

accountant, architect,)
Manager of a company
Other (SPECIFY)
Employee (Net)
35
35
33
32
32
43
39
37
30
29
21
27
17
41
33
17
47
Professional (employed doctor, lawyer,

accountant, architect)
14
13
General management, director or top

management
Middle management
Civil servant
12
14
Office clerk
14
10
10
10
11
13
14
11
13
Other (SPECIFY)
Manual worker (Net)
10
10
11
11
16
12
11
21
11
19
11
17
14
Supervisor \ foreman (team manager, etc

)
Manual worker
12
16
13
10
11
Unskilled manual worker
Other (SPECIFY)
46
45
47
47
47
38
60
48
40
50
44
50
53
56
40
42
61
39
TOTAL
Other employee (salesman, nurse, etc)
Without a professional activity (Net)
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Looking after the home
25
11
11
10
Student (full-time)
19
25
26
25
25
25
18
13
29
25
24
20
29
28
27
24
22
22
23
Seeking a job
11
12
21
Other (SPECIFY)
[REFUSAL]
Retired
Topline report
2/2
D12
Are you of Hispanic origin or background?

FILTER: [ASK IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY]
USA
TOTAL
100%
(1000)
Yes
11
No
89
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87/95
D13
Are you white, black, Asian or some other race?

FILTER: [ASK IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY]
USA
TOTAL
100%
(1000)
White
75
Black
12
Asian
Other race
[REFUSAL]
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88/95
D14
Do you have any friends who were born in another country who now live in [COUNTRY]?
TOTAL
Yes, many
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
11
10
10
10
10
19
10
15
10
18
14
2011
14
2010
Yes, a few
48
2011
44
45
43
44
52
2010
No, none
39
2011
45
43
45
45
34
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
1
2011
2010
1
0
21
14
16
10
13
14
21
15
18
11
17
46
20
50
54
38
43
19
50
14
61
35
53
59
55
46
48
56
50
55
53
48
34
53
69
39
30
51
47
75
44
80
21
59
33
27
30
43
38
29
29
30
29
43
54
29
47
46
43
27
2
12
46
52
33
13
40
42
2
Topline report
89/95
D15
Were you born in [COUNTRY] or in another country?

TOTAL
Born in [COUNTRY]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
92
93
93
93
93
91
98
95
90
94
92
98
93
99
92
98
92
92
2011
90
94
92
95
2010
92
92
90
97
2009
88
92
92
2008
89
92
92
Born in another country
93
7
2011
10
92
90
93
90
96
93
96
91
96
94
10
2009
12
2008
1
2011
1
0
91
7
2010
2009
2008
7
7
2
0
Topline report
98
2
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
92
8
0
1
0
0
1
1/2
D16
Which of these corresponds to where your parents were born?

TOTAL
Your mother and father were born in
[COUNTRY]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
86
87
87
88
88
80
96
82
84
94
86
96
94
99
83
95
91
82
2011
79
82
82
95
92
86
2010
84
81
82
97
84
92
83
2009
77
82
84
96
87
96
2008
83
82
82
95
90
One of your parents was born in

[COUNTRY] and the other was born in
another country
87
5
2011
2010
2009
2008
Your mother and your father were born in a

country other than [COUNTRY]
2011
12
10
13
11
11
11
10
2009
15
10
2008
11
10
1
2011
1
0
2009
2008
8
2
6
3
9
6
10
3
0
2010
Topline report
11
84
84
2010
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
94
8
0
1
0
0
1
2/2
D17a Have you ever thought about moving away from your home country for a year or more or even permanently?
FILTER: [ASK TO SPLIT A6 ONLY]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
50%
(2486)
50%
(3490)
50%
(4497)
50%
(5016)
50%
(5520)
45%
(453)
52%
(526)
51%
(509)
50%
(500)
49%
(491)
52%
(515)
51%
(506)
52%
(517)
50%
(518)
52%
(520)
52%
(521)
51%
(505)
48%
(481)
Yes, you've given it a lot of consideration
15
15
14
14
14
10
19
17
14
14
14
11
19
16
14
15
Yes, you've given it some consideration
23
25
24
24
24
18
14
18
28
24
23
28
21
19
27
27
19
25
Yes, and you currently live abroad
Yes, and you've previously lived abroad
14
13
53
53
53
54
54
68
64
59
50
53
59
57
44
58
51
59
58
46
46
46
46
45
45
32
35
41
50
45
41
42
56
39
47
40
42
53
TOTAL
No, you never thought about it

[DK]/[REFUSAL]
ST Yes
Topline report
92/95
D17b In view of the economic crisis, have you ever thought about moving away from your home country for a year or more or even permanently?
FILTER: [ASK TO SPLIT B6 ONLY]
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
50%
(2519)
50%
(3515)
50%
(4508)
50%
(5031)
50%
(5527)
55%
(547)
48%
(476)
49%
(496)
50%
(500)
51%
(509)
49%
(485)
49%
(494)
48%
(483)
50%
(524)
48%
(480)
48%
(479)
50%
(495)
52%
(519)
Yes, you've given it a lot of consideration
11
11
11
11
11
14
14
11
19
17
14
14
Yes, you've given it some consideration
19
19
19
19
19
12
15
13
17
23
15
24
16
24
11
23
20
21
Yes, and you currently live abroad
Yes, and you've previously lived abroad
18
11
62
62
62
62
62
76
52
73
67
53
74
58
50
54
84
61
60
56
36
36
36
37
36
23
46
26
30
43
26
42
50
44
16
37
40
43
TOTAL
No, you never thought about it

[DK]/[REFUSAL]
ST Yes
Topline report
93/95
D18
Could you tell me which of the following proposition corresponds best to your own current personal situation?
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
TOTAL
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Married
44
43
44
44
44
45
58
34
41
59
34
43
52
56
40
50
52
36
12
11
11
15
10
10
10
26
26
25
25
25
26
31
27
25
22
32
21
21
17
28
19
25
30
12
12
11
10
10
10
12
11
11
11
13
10
13
17
11
13
12
13
Single living with a partner

Single
Divorced
Widow
[DK]/[REFUSAL]
Topline report
94/95
D27
Type of Locality
EU 5
EU 7
EU 9
EU 10
EU 11
USA
TR
FR
GER
IT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SE
SK
SP
UK
100%
(5005)
100%
(7005)
100%
(9005)
100%
(10047)
100%
(11047)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1002)
100%
(1005)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1042)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
100%
(1000)
Metropolitan zone
21
20
20
19
19
27
32
17
35
12
26
10
12
10
29
15
20
13
Other town / urban centre
52
49
51
51
51
37
50
35
52
60
44
52
27
47
41
43
68
49
Rural zone
27
31
29
30
30
35
18
47
12
28
30
38
62
44
30
42
12
38
TOTAL
Topline report
95/95
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Adults 18 and older

DOM-TOM are not

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Adults 18 and older

Adults 18 and older

Adults 18 and older

Ceuta and Melilla

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Isle of Man and the

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Alaska and Hawaii

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4 June - 22 June Adults 18 and older

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Region and site

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