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November 20, 2012

U.S. Image Up Slightly, But Still Negative

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U.S. Image Up Slightly, But Still Negative
How Others Feel About Your Country
Loathing or Loving the Homeland?
Bad Vibes in the Neighborhood
Favorable Opinion of the U.S.
Western Publics Rate Major Nations
U.S. Foreign Policy Considers Others
What’s the Problem With the U.S.?
Confidence in Western Leaders
Where to Go to Lead a Goog Life?
Declining View of the American People
Where America’s Up, But Americans are Down
Positive Characteristics Associated with Americans
Negative Characteristics Associated with Americans
Our Country Goes Along with U.S. Policies…
Prospects for Democracy in the Mideast
Better If Another Rivaled U.S. Military Power?
U.S. Position on Democracy in Our Country
Who Influences American Foreign Policy?
Country’s Decision on War in Iraq
Is the World Safer Without Saddam?
Waning Support for U.S.-led War on Terror
Influence of Iraqi Elections on U.S. Image
Influence of Calls for Mideast Democracy on U.S. Image
Does U.S. Foreign Policy Consider Other’s Interests?
U.S. Could Be a Military Threat to Our Country
Who Do You Trust to Stop Genocide?
U.S.-European Alliance
Favorability Ratings of…
Who Do You Trust to Protect the Global Environment?
Views of China
Satisfaction with National Conditions
Views on Immigration
Tsunami Relief Boosts U.S. Image Unlike Bush’s Re-election
How Western Publics View Americans
America’s Religiosity
Pew Global Attitudes Project Public Opinion Surveys
Global Views of the United States
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