An international research project

Understanding views.
Across the Atlantic.

Survey research on public opinion, economic choices, and relations between the United States and Europe.

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Research updates

Results & findings

This dedicated project website will host anonymized, aggregate survey findings and accompanying methodological information.

Results forthcoming

Survey findings will appear here.

No results from the US survey have been published on this website yet. Once available, this section will report response distributions, sample information, and explanations of how the figures were calculated.

Policy views

Views on US foreign policy and international relations.

Transatlantic relations

Perspectives on relations between the United States, Denmark, and European allies.
How to read the research

Methods &
transparency

Findings need context. Each results release will describe the survey sample and the methods used.

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Survey designThe project uses online surveys to study beliefs, policy views, and economic decisions. Details of recruitment, fieldwork dates, and sample sizes will accompany published findings.

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Interpreting percentagesPublished figures will identify the relevant questions, response categories, and calculation methods. Survey responses describe the people sampled; claims about broader populations require appropriate sampling and analysis.

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Participant privacyResults will be reported in anonymized, aggregated form. Individual responses and personal information will not be published on this website.

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Scientific purposeThis is a non-partisan scientific research project. The website reports research findings and does not endorse political parties or advocate a particular survey response.

People behind the project

Research team

An international team of researchers centered around the University of Copenhagen. This website is a dedicated project hub, separate from the researchers’ personal websites.

Paolo Falco

Research team

Sarah Zaccagni

Research team

Adrien Dautheville

Research team

Tarek Jaber-Lopez

Research team

Questions about the project? Contact the research team ↗