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The opinion of the invisible

The opinion of the invisible

30 June 2022

Zeit Online

Die Zeit covers our new report in Germany which looks at how the ‘invisible third’ think about the war in Ukraine, rising prices and climate policy.

The opinion of the invisible

Why On Earth Is Pelosi Supporting The Trumpists

Why On Earth Is Pelosi Supporting The Trumpists

30 June 2022

The New York Times

In his weekly column in the New York Times, David Brooks quotes More in Common’s latest report on American identity. 

Why On Earth Is Pelosi Supporting The Trumpists
Housing, a human right or a commodity?

Housing, a human right or a commodity?

22 June 2022

Gazeta Wyborcza

Donald Tusk’s pledges to increase wages in the public sector and reform the housing market could both boost his party’s electoral chances and help ease Poland’s polarisation by showing Law and Justice’s socially conservative voters that despite ideological differences there is some common ground.

Housing, a human right or a commodity?

The left-right divide determines opinions on global warming

The left-right divide determines opinions on global warming

22 June 2022

The French are concerned about the climate and willing to act, according to an opinion survey for Parlons climat, a program initiated by Destin Commun, and unveiled Tuesday June 21. But the originality of this study lies above all in highlighting the “  profiles  ” of people concerned about the environment and the climate. “  Age, place of living, socio-professional category and gender have no impact on the propensity of the French to place the subject of climate among their priorities.”

An article can be found in full here.

“We need to work again on education for democracy”

“We need to work again on education for democracy”

17 June 2022

Laurence de Nervaux, director of “Common Destiny”, answers questions from Julien Pearce. Together, they are interested in the survey carried out around the personality and reasons of abstentionists.

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