Dit is natuurlijk geen verrassing, maar laat wel zien hoe onoplosbaar de problemen zijn. Als bijna 100% van de Arabieren anti-Joods is, is het lastig om een vredesakkoord te bereiken waarbij toch een minimum aan vertrouwen nodig is.
Overigens zijn sommige andere uitkomsten wel (enigszins) verrassend, zoals de sterk toegenomen tegenstelling tussen Soennieten en Shi'ieten in Libanon, het afgenomen vertrouwen in Abbas en koning Abdullah van Saoedi-Arabië, en (Westerse journalisten, opgelet!) de afgenomen populariteit van Hamas onder Palestijnen, zowel op de Westoever als in de Gazastrook.
RP
Opinions of Jews
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 2 95 3
Jordan 3 97 1
Lebanon 2 98 *
Shia 1 98 0
Sunni 1 98 0
Christian 3 97 1
Palest. ter . 3 97 1
West Bank 3 97 *
Gaza Strip 2 97 1
Turkey 6 73 22
Israel 88 11 2
Jew 94 6 1
Arab 56 35 8
Indonesia 10 74 16
Pakistan 5 78 17
Nigeria 44 44 12
Muslim 27 60 13
Christian 60 28 11
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 2 95 3
Jordan 3 97 1
Lebanon 2 98 *
Shia 1 98 0
Sunni 1 98 0
Christian 3 97 1
Palest. ter . 3 97 1
West Bank 3 97 *
Gaza Strip 2 97 1
Turkey 6 73 22
Israel 88 11 2
Jew 94 6 1
Arab 56 35 8
Indonesia 10 74 16
Pakistan 5 78 17
Nigeria 44 44 12
Muslim 27 60 13
Christian 60 28 11
Opinions of Christians
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 51 49 1
Jordan 55 44 2
Lebanon 88 12 *
Shia 82 17 1
Sunni 85 14 0
Christian 93 6 1
Palest. ter. 55 43 2
West Bank 60 40 1
Gaza Strip 45 52 3
Turkey 10 68 23
Israel 52 44 2
Jew 49 49 2
Arab 73 20 8
Indonesia 45 43 12
Pakistan 25 61 14
Nigeria 76 21 3
Muslim 58 39 3
Christian 94 2 3
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 51 49 1
Jordan 55 44 2
Lebanon 88 12 *
Shia 82 17 1
Sunni 85 14 0
Christian 93 6 1
Palest. ter. 55 43 2
West Bank 60 40 1
Gaza Strip 45 52 3
Turkey 10 68 23
Israel 52 44 2
Jew 49 49 2
Arab 73 20 8
Indonesia 45 43 12
Pakistan 25 61 14
Nigeria 76 21 3
Muslim 58 39 3
Christian 94 2 3
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The spring 2009 Pew Global Attitudes survey
http://pewglobal.org/reports/pdf/268.pdf
Growing Divide Between Lebanese Sunni and Shia
Confidence in Nasrallah
--------------'07--'09
Shia 82 97
Sunni 9 2
Sunni-Shia Gap -73 -95
Confidence in Abdullah
Shia 57 8
Sunni 94 94
Sunni-Shia Gap +37 +86
Favorable 2008 2009
views of Hamas % %
Shia 64 91
Sunni 9 1
Sunni-Shia Gap -55 -90
Favorable views of the U.S.
Shia 0 2
Sunni 62 90
Sunni-Shia Gap +62 +88
Views of Hamas
-------------Fav. Unfav. DK
--------------% % %
Egypt 52 44 4
Jordan 56 36 8
Lebanon 30 68 2
Shia 91 8 0
Sunni 1 97 2
Christian 9 88 2
Palest. ter. 44 52 3
West Bank 47 50 3
Gaza Strip 37 59 3
Turkey 5 69 26
Israel 4 94 3
Jew * 99 1
Arab 21 58 21
Indonesia 31 28 40
Pakistan 14 24 62
Nigeria 34 38 28
Muslim 58 23 20
Favorability of Hamas
---------'08-'09 Change
% %
Egypt 42 52 +10
Indonesia 23 31 +8
Lebanon 25 30 +5
Shia 64 91 +27
Sunni 9 1 -8
Christian 10 9 -1
Palest. ter. 62 44 -18
West Bank 70 47 -23
Gaza Strip 45 37 -8
Views of Hezbollah
------------Fav---Unfav----DK
% % %
Egypt 43 57 *
Jordan 51 45 5
Lebanon 35 64 1
Shia 97 3 0
Sunni 2 98 *
Christian 18 80 1
Palest. ter. 61 36 3
West Bank 69 29 2
Gaza Strip 44 52 4
Turkey 3 73 24
Israel 4 92 4
Jew * 99 1
Arab 27 50 23
Indonesia 27 30 43
Pakistan 17 23 60
Nigeria 35 36 29
Muslim 59 20 20
Christian 12 50 38
Are Sunni-Shia Tensions Limited to Iraq or a More General Problem?
Asked of Muslims only
--------------------More
------------Iraq---general DK
------------ % % %
Egypt 39 59 2
Jordan 41 55 4
Lebanon 5 95 *
Shia 9 91 *
Sunni 1 99 1
Palest. ter. 25 73 2
West Bank 28 70 2
Gaza Strip 18 81 1
Turkey 17 52 30
Israel 38 42 20
Indonesia 47 25 28
Pakistan 11 69 20
Nigeria 35 54 11
A Struggle Between Modernizers and Fundamentalists Asked of Muslims only.
(A)If see a struggle.
Who do you identify with? (B)Modernizers (C) Fundamentalists (D) DK
------------(A)-------(B)-----(C)-----(D)
% % % %
Egypt 22 9 13 *
Jordan 14 7 7 *
Lebanon 55 44 10 1
Shia 42 35 6 1
Sunni 67 53 14 *
Palest. ter. 53 30 14 8
West Bank 47 26 15 7
Gaza Strip 67 41 13 12
Turkey 54 35 9 10
Indonesia 41 21 16 4
Pakistan 40 29 7 4
Nigeria 37 24 12 1
Confidence in Hezbollah Leader Nasrallah
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 34 65 *
Jordan 56 44 *
Lebanon 37 62 1
Shia 97 3 0
Sunni 2 97 1
Christian 24 76 1
Palest. ter. 65 34 1
West Bank 71 28 1
Gaza Strip 49 49 1
Turkey 3 72 26
Israel 4 93 4
Jew * 99 1
Arab 24 55 21
Indonesia 26 25 48
Pakistan 15 22 63
Nigeria 35 36 28
Muslim 59 25 17
Christian 12 48 40
Confidence in Palestinian President Abbas
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 33 68 *
Jordan 33 66 1
Lebanon 27 70 4
Shia 17 77 6
Sunni 39 58 4
Christian 22 75 3
Palest. ter. 52 47 1
West Bank 52 46 2
Gaza Strip 51 48 1
Turkey 13 61 27
Israel 4 94 2
Jew 2 97 1
Arab 18 74 9
Indonesia 39 21 39
Pakistan 24 18 59
Nigeria 40 39 22
Muslim 56 28 17
Christian 22 51 27
Where Confidence in Abbas Decreased
% a lot/some confidence
(A) 2007
(B) 2009
(C) Change
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% %
Egypt 67 33 -34
Jordan 53 33 -20
Indonesia 53 39 -14
Pakistan 36 24 -12
Turkey 18 13 -5
Israel 9 4 -5
Palest. ter. 56 52 -4
Gaza Strip 69 51 -18
West Bank 51 52 +1
Confidence in Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 8 93 *
Jordan 4 95 *
Lebanon 1 98 1
Shia 2 98 0
Sunni * 99 *
Christian 0 99 1
Palest. ter. 2 97 1
West Bank 2 97 1
Gaza Strip * 97 2
Turkey 1 76 22
Israel 55 44 1
Jew 63 38 *
Arab 11 82 8
Indonesia 14 53 33
Pakistan 1 40 59
Nigeria 39 41 19
Muslim 27 56 17
Christian 51 26 22
Confidence in Saudi King Abdullah
A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 83 17 *
Jordan 92 9 *
Lebanon 55 44 1
Shia 8 92 0
Sunni 94 6 0
Christian 57 42 2
Palest. ter. 38 61 2
West Bank 35 63 1
Gaza Strip 44 55 2
Turkey 8 65 28
Israel 11 85 4
Jew 7 90 3
Arab 32 58 10
Indonesia 61 15 23
Pakistan 64 7 29
Nigeria 55 25 20
Muslim 78 10 12
Christian 33 40 27
Where Confidence in Abdullah Decreased
% a lot/some confidence
(A) 2007
(B) 2009
(C) Change
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% %
Lebanon 79 55 -24
Shia 57 8 -49
Christian 84 57 -27
Sunni 94 94 0
Palest. ter.52 38 -14
Gaza Strip 66 44 -22
West Ban 46 35 -11
Turkey 17 8 -9
Pakistan 70 64 -6
Egypt 88 83 -5
Views of Afghan President Karzai
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 17 80 3
Jordan 18 75 9
Lebanon 7 69 24
Palest. ter.16 73 11
Turkey 7 64 29
Israel 2 90 8
Indonesia 27 23 49
Pakistan 10 38 52
Nigeria 36 43 21
Views of Iranian President Ahmadinejad
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 26 74 1
Jordan 32 68 *
Lebanon 32 68 *
Palest. ter. 45 51 4
Turkey 17 59 24
Israel 3 94 3
Indonesia 43 25 32
Pakistan 37 17 46
Nigeria 39 45 17
Confidence in Osama bin Laden
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 23 68 9
Jordan 28 61 12
Lebanon 2 98 1
Shia 2 98 *
Sunni 5 94 *
Christian 0 99 2
Palest. ter. 1 47 2
West Bank 51 48 2
Gaza Strip 53 44 3
Turkey 3 77 22
Israel 3 95 2
Jew 1 99 *
Arab 14 72 15
Indonesia 24 53 23
Pakistan 18 47 35
Nigeria 32 60 8
Muslim 54 39 7
Christian 10 80 9
Opinions of Jews
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 2 95 3
Jordan 3 97 1
Lebanon 2 98 *
Shia 1 98 0
Sunni 1 98 0
Christian 3 97 1
Palest. ter . 3 97 1
West Bank 3 97 *
Gaza Strip 2 97 1
Turkey 6 73 22
Israel 88 11 2
Jew 94 6 1
Arab 56 35 8
Indonesia 10 74 16
Pakistan 5 78 17
Nigeria 44 44 12
Muslim 27 60 13
Christian 60 28 11
Opinions of Christians
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 51 49 1
Jordan 55 44 2
Lebanon 88 12 *
Shia 82 17 1
Sunni 85 14 0
Christian 93 6 1
Palest. ter. 55 43 2
West Bank 60 40 1
Gaza Strip 45 52 3
Turkey 10 68 23
Israel 52 44 2
Jew 49 49 2
Arab 73 20 8
Indonesia 45 43 12
Pakistan 25 61 14
Nigeria 76 21 3
Muslim 58 39 3
Christian 94 2 3
The spring 2009 Pew Global Attitudes survey included 25 nations from around the world. This report focuses on results from the nine nations listed below. Results for the surveys in these nations are based on face-to-face interviews conducted under the direction of Princeton Survey Research Associates International. All surveys are based on national samples except in Pakistan where the sample was disproportionately urban.
The table below shows the margin of sampling error based on all interviews conducted in that country. For results based on the full sample in a given country, one can say with 95% confidence that the error attributable to sampling and other random effects is plus or minus the margin of error. In addition to sampling error, one should bear in mind that question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of opinion polls.
Country: Egypt
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 24 - June 11, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Indonesia
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus Languages:
Bahasa Indonesia Fieldwork dates: May 29 - June 5, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3%
Representative: Adult population excluding Papua and remote areas or provinces with small populations (excludes 12% of population)
Country: Israel
Sample design: Probability with Arab oversample
http://pewglobal.org/reports/pdf/268.pdf
Growing Divide Between Lebanese Sunni and Shia
Confidence in Nasrallah
--------------'07--'09
Shia 82 97
Sunni 9 2
Sunni-Shia Gap -73 -95
Confidence in Abdullah
Shia 57 8
Sunni 94 94
Sunni-Shia Gap +37 +86
Favorable 2008 2009
views of Hamas % %
Shia 64 91
Sunni 9 1
Sunni-Shia Gap -55 -90
Favorable views of the U.S.
Shia 0 2
Sunni 62 90
Sunni-Shia Gap +62 +88
Views of Hamas
-------------Fav. Unfav. DK
--------------% % %
Egypt 52 44 4
Jordan 56 36 8
Lebanon 30 68 2
Shia 91 8 0
Sunni 1 97 2
Christian 9 88 2
Palest. ter. 44 52 3
West Bank 47 50 3
Gaza Strip 37 59 3
Turkey 5 69 26
Israel 4 94 3
Jew * 99 1
Arab 21 58 21
Indonesia 31 28 40
Pakistan 14 24 62
Nigeria 34 38 28
Muslim 58 23 20
Favorability of Hamas
---------'08-'09 Change
% %
Egypt 42 52 +10
Indonesia 23 31 +8
Lebanon 25 30 +5
Shia 64 91 +27
Sunni 9 1 -8
Christian 10 9 -1
Palest. ter. 62 44 -18
West Bank 70 47 -23
Gaza Strip 45 37 -8
Views of Hezbollah
------------Fav---Unfav----DK
% % %
Egypt 43 57 *
Jordan 51 45 5
Lebanon 35 64 1
Shia 97 3 0
Sunni 2 98 *
Christian 18 80 1
Palest. ter. 61 36 3
West Bank 69 29 2
Gaza Strip 44 52 4
Turkey 3 73 24
Israel 4 92 4
Jew * 99 1
Arab 27 50 23
Indonesia 27 30 43
Pakistan 17 23 60
Nigeria 35 36 29
Muslim 59 20 20
Christian 12 50 38
Are Sunni-Shia Tensions Limited to Iraq or a More General Problem?
Asked of Muslims only
--------------------More
------------Iraq---general DK
------------ % % %
Egypt 39 59 2
Jordan 41 55 4
Lebanon 5 95 *
Shia 9 91 *
Sunni 1 99 1
Palest. ter. 25 73 2
West Bank 28 70 2
Gaza Strip 18 81 1
Turkey 17 52 30
Israel 38 42 20
Indonesia 47 25 28
Pakistan 11 69 20
Nigeria 35 54 11
A Struggle Between Modernizers and Fundamentalists Asked of Muslims only.
(A)If see a struggle.
Who do you identify with? (B)Modernizers (C) Fundamentalists (D) DK
------------(A)-------(B)-----(C)-----(D)
% % % %
Egypt 22 9 13 *
Jordan 14 7 7 *
Lebanon 55 44 10 1
Shia 42 35 6 1
Sunni 67 53 14 *
Palest. ter. 53 30 14 8
West Bank 47 26 15 7
Gaza Strip 67 41 13 12
Turkey 54 35 9 10
Indonesia 41 21 16 4
Pakistan 40 29 7 4
Nigeria 37 24 12 1
Confidence in Hezbollah Leader Nasrallah
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 34 65 *
Jordan 56 44 *
Lebanon 37 62 1
Shia 97 3 0
Sunni 2 97 1
Christian 24 76 1
Palest. ter. 65 34 1
West Bank 71 28 1
Gaza Strip 49 49 1
Turkey 3 72 26
Israel 4 93 4
Jew * 99 1
Arab 24 55 21
Indonesia 26 25 48
Pakistan 15 22 63
Nigeria 35 36 28
Muslim 59 25 17
Christian 12 48 40
Confidence in Palestinian President Abbas
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 33 68 *
Jordan 33 66 1
Lebanon 27 70 4
Shia 17 77 6
Sunni 39 58 4
Christian 22 75 3
Palest. ter. 52 47 1
West Bank 52 46 2
Gaza Strip 51 48 1
Turkey 13 61 27
Israel 4 94 2
Jew 2 97 1
Arab 18 74 9
Indonesia 39 21 39
Pakistan 24 18 59
Nigeria 40 39 22
Muslim 56 28 17
Christian 22 51 27
Where Confidence in Abbas Decreased
% a lot/some confidence
(A) 2007
(B) 2009
(C) Change
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% %
Egypt 67 33 -34
Jordan 53 33 -20
Indonesia 53 39 -14
Pakistan 36 24 -12
Turkey 18 13 -5
Israel 9 4 -5
Palest. ter. 56 52 -4
Gaza Strip 69 51 -18
West Bank 51 52 +1
Confidence in Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 8 93 *
Jordan 4 95 *
Lebanon 1 98 1
Shia 2 98 0
Sunni * 99 *
Christian 0 99 1
Palest. ter. 2 97 1
West Bank 2 97 1
Gaza Strip * 97 2
Turkey 1 76 22
Israel 55 44 1
Jew 63 38 *
Arab 11 82 8
Indonesia 14 53 33
Pakistan 1 40 59
Nigeria 39 41 19
Muslim 27 56 17
Christian 51 26 22
Confidence in Saudi King Abdullah
A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 83 17 *
Jordan 92 9 *
Lebanon 55 44 1
Shia 8 92 0
Sunni 94 6 0
Christian 57 42 2
Palest. ter. 38 61 2
West Bank 35 63 1
Gaza Strip 44 55 2
Turkey 8 65 28
Israel 11 85 4
Jew 7 90 3
Arab 32 58 10
Indonesia 61 15 23
Pakistan 64 7 29
Nigeria 55 25 20
Muslim 78 10 12
Christian 33 40 27
Where Confidence in Abdullah Decreased
% a lot/some confidence
(A) 2007
(B) 2009
(C) Change
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% %
Lebanon 79 55 -24
Shia 57 8 -49
Christian 84 57 -27
Sunni 94 94 0
Palest. ter.52 38 -14
Gaza Strip 66 44 -22
West Ban 46 35 -11
Turkey 17 8 -9
Pakistan 70 64 -6
Egypt 88 83 -5
Views of Afghan President Karzai
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 17 80 3
Jordan 18 75 9
Lebanon 7 69 24
Palest. ter.16 73 11
Turkey 7 64 29
Israel 2 90 8
Indonesia 27 23 49
Pakistan 10 38 52
Nigeria 36 43 21
Views of Iranian President Ahmadinejad
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 26 74 1
Jordan 32 68 *
Lebanon 32 68 *
Palest. ter. 45 51 4
Turkey 17 59 24
Israel 3 94 3
Indonesia 43 25 32
Pakistan 37 17 46
Nigeria 39 45 17
Confidence in Osama bin Laden
(A) A lot/some
(B) Not much/None
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 23 68 9
Jordan 28 61 12
Lebanon 2 98 1
Shia 2 98 *
Sunni 5 94 *
Christian 0 99 2
Palest. ter. 1 47 2
West Bank 51 48 2
Gaza Strip 53 44 3
Turkey 3 77 22
Israel 3 95 2
Jew 1 99 *
Arab 14 72 15
Indonesia 24 53 23
Pakistan 18 47 35
Nigeria 32 60 8
Muslim 54 39 7
Christian 10 80 9
Opinions of Jews
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 2 95 3
Jordan 3 97 1
Lebanon 2 98 *
Shia 1 98 0
Sunni 1 98 0
Christian 3 97 1
Palest. ter . 3 97 1
West Bank 3 97 *
Gaza Strip 2 97 1
Turkey 6 73 22
Israel 88 11 2
Jew 94 6 1
Arab 56 35 8
Indonesia 10 74 16
Pakistan 5 78 17
Nigeria 44 44 12
Muslim 27 60 13
Christian 60 28 11
Opinions of Christians
A) Favorable
(B) Unfavorable
(C) DK
-----------(A)--(B)---(C)
------------% % %
Egypt 51 49 1
Jordan 55 44 2
Lebanon 88 12 *
Shia 82 17 1
Sunni 85 14 0
Christian 93 6 1
Palest. ter. 55 43 2
West Bank 60 40 1
Gaza Strip 45 52 3
Turkey 10 68 23
Israel 52 44 2
Jew 49 49 2
Arab 73 20 8
Indonesia 45 43 12
Pakistan 25 61 14
Nigeria 76 21 3
Muslim 58 39 3
Christian 94 2 3
The spring 2009 Pew Global Attitudes survey included 25 nations from around the world. This report focuses on results from the nine nations listed below. Results for the surveys in these nations are based on face-to-face interviews conducted under the direction of Princeton Survey Research Associates International. All surveys are based on national samples except in Pakistan where the sample was disproportionately urban.
The table below shows the margin of sampling error based on all interviews conducted in that country. For results based on the full sample in a given country, one can say with 95% confidence that the error attributable to sampling and other random effects is plus or minus the margin of error. In addition to sampling error, one should bear in mind that question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of opinion polls.
Country: Egypt
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 24 - June 11, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Indonesia
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus Languages:
Bahasa Indonesia Fieldwork dates: May 29 - June 5, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3%
Representative: Adult population excluding Papua and remote areas or provinces with small populations (excludes 12% of population)
Country: Israel
Sample design: Probability with Arab oversample
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Hebrew, Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 18 - June 16, 2009
Sample size: 1,201 including an oversample of Arabs that brought the total number of Arab respondents to 527, the sample is weighted to be representative of the general population
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Jordan
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 24 - June 11, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Lebanon
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 20 - June 3, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Nigeria
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, English, other local languages
Fieldwork dates: June 2-14, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Pakistan
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Urdu, Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, Sariki, Hindko, Balochi
Fieldwork dates: May 22 - June 9, 2009
Sample size: 1,254
Margin of Error: 3%
Representative: Disproportionately urban, excluding areas of instability particularly in the North West Frontier and Baluchistan (the sample is 55% urban, Pakistan's population is 33% urban). All four provinces of Pakistan are included in sample design. Towns and villages were under-represented.
Sample covers roughly 90% of the adult population.
Country: Palestinian territories
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 23 - June 11, 2009
Sample size: 1,204
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Turkey
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Turkish, Kurdish
Fieldwork dates: May 20 - June 15, 2009
Sample size: 1,005
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
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Fieldwork dates: May 18 - June 16, 2009
Sample size: 1,201 including an oversample of Arabs that brought the total number of Arab respondents to 527, the sample is weighted to be representative of the general population
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Jordan
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 24 - June 11, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Lebanon
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 20 - June 3, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Nigeria
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, English, other local languages
Fieldwork dates: June 2-14, 2009
Sample size: 1,000
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Pakistan
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Urdu, Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, Sariki, Hindko, Balochi
Fieldwork dates: May 22 - June 9, 2009
Sample size: 1,254
Margin of Error: 3%
Representative: Disproportionately urban, excluding areas of instability particularly in the North West Frontier and Baluchistan (the sample is 55% urban, Pakistan's population is 33% urban). All four provinces of Pakistan are included in sample design. Towns and villages were under-represented.
Sample covers roughly 90% of the adult population.
Country: Palestinian territories
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Arabic
Fieldwork dates: May 23 - June 11, 2009
Sample size: 1,204
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
Country: Turkey
Sample design: Probability
Mode: Face-to-face adults 18 plus
Languages: Turkish, Kurdish
Fieldwork dates: May 20 - June 15, 2009
Sample size: 1,005
Margin of Error: 3% Representative: Adult population
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