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More in Common took shape from work undertaken since 2016 to understand why so many societies were dividing around debates about their identity and belonging, and why people were being increasingly persuaded to see debates about immigration, refugees and diversity through the lens of ‘us-versus-them’. Since then, we have broadened our research agenda and incorporated several layers of social psychology research to provide a deeper analysis of the different factors contributing to polarization and social fracturing.

More in Common’s published studies of public attitudes in several European countries and the United States are already regarded as among the most insightful and actionable analyses of public opinion. Our team also published papers on polarization, social media and the psychology of political behavior.

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Rumbo a las elecciones europeas 2024

Rumbo a las elecciones europeas 2024

February 2024

Esta presentación contiene las principales conclusiones del estudio realizado en España por More in Common en febrero de 2024 como parte del trabajo realizado en varios países para las elecciones europeas. Para más información contacte con luis@moreincommon.com
Behind the Voting Intention

Behind the Voting Intention

February 2024
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New report from More in Common outlining the voters who will shape the result of the next general election
With care and empathy

With care and empathy

February 2024
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In the report "With Care and Empathy" we write about the attitude of Polish women and men towards the right to terminate pregnancy. We show that our attitudes are characterized above all by empathy, understanding and concern for the well-being of women, and we do not want to perceive the issue of the right to terminate pregnancy through the prism of a political dispute, but by focusing on an individual case.
Israel-Hamas War: French Opinion After Three Months of Conflict

Israel-Hamas War: French Opinion After Three Months of Conflict

January 2024

One hundred days after the Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel on October 7, 2023, followed by the Israeli military offensive on Gaza, Destin Commun deciphers the opinion of the French on the conflict in the Middle East. Three feelings dominate: they are cautious about the complexity of the situation and withhold their judgment regarding the neutrality of information, feel worried about the consequences of the conflict in France, and show equal empathy for the two populations affected by this war, although differences appear depending on age and political orientation.
Changing Attitudes on Antisemitism in America, Before and After 10/7

Changing Attitudes on Antisemitism in America, Before and After 10/7

December 2023

A new study from More in Common found a steep increase in concern about antisemitism after the terrorist attacks of October 7. It also showed widespread concern about antisemitism, with close to 8 in 10 Americans across the political spectrum seeing antisemitism as a problem.
Searching for a New Paradigm: Collective Settings

Searching for a New Paradigm: Collective Settings

December 2023

Our new report in partnership with the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University, Searching for a New Paradigm: Collective Settings, makes the case for reinvigorating civic infrastructure as a complement to existing institutional reform and bridge-building efforts.
More than Choosing Sides

More than Choosing Sides

December 2023
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How Britons are navigating the Israel-Palestine conflict
Shifting gears on levelling up

Shifting gears on levelling up

November 2023
Overview

Putting the public and communities in the driving seat
Social Connection Across Difference in the US

Social Connection Across Difference in the US

November 2023
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To help identify actionable solutions to the national social connection crisis, More in Common wants to know: Who is interested in connecting across lines of difference in the US and why?This pilot survey of 1,000 US adults is the first of several we will conduct in the coming months at the national and regional levels to further explore this question.
Attitudes and Experiences of Republicans in America – Part Two: Identity and Gender

Attitudes and Experiences of Republicans in America – Part Two: Identity and Gender

November 2023

Our national survey of 800 registered Republican voters highlights the nuances in beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors of Republicans by their self-reported ideology (moderate, conservative, and very conservative) and gender
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