Transatlantic Trends - Data Archive

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Transatlantic Trends 2009 — a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States (www.gmfus.org) and the Compagnia di San Paolo (www.compagnia.torino.it) in Turin, Italy, with additional support from the Fundação Luso-Americana (www.flad.pt) (Portugal) , the Fundación BBVA (www.fbbva.es) (Spain), and the Tipping Point Foundation (Bulgaria) — measures broad public opinion in the United States and 12 European countries and gauges transatlantic relations through interviews with more than 13,000 people. For the eighth consecutive year, participants were asked their views on each other and on global threats, foreign policy objectives, world leadership, and multilateral institutions.

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Transatlantic Trends 2008
Key Findings	Topline Data
Key Findings - Deutsch	Topline Data - Deutsch
Key Findings - English	Topline Data - English
Key Findings - Español	Topline Data - Español
Key Findings - Polski	Topline Data - Français
Key Findings - Türkçe	Topline Data - Italiano
	Topline Data - Polski
	Topline Data - Português
	Topline Data - Româna
	Topline Data - Slovensky
	Topline Data - Türkçe

Transatlantic Trends 2007
Key Findings	Topline Data
Key Findings - Deutsch	Topline Data - Deutsch
Key Findings - English	Topline Data - English
Key Findings - Español	Topline Data - Español
Key Findings - Italiano	Topline Data - Français
Key Findings - Polski	Topline Data - Italiano
Key Findings - Slovensky	Topline Data - Polski
Key Findings - Türkçe	Topline Data - Português
U.S. Party Breakdown	Topline Data - Româna
	Topline Data - Slovensky
	Topline Data - Türkçe

Transatlantic Trends 2006
Key Findings	Topline Data
Key Findings - Deutsch	Topline Data - Deutsch
Key Findings - English	Topline Data - English
Key Findings - Español	Topline Data - Español
Key Findings - Français	Topline Data - Français
Key Findings - Italiano	Topline Data - Italiano
Key Findings - Polski	Topline Data - Polski
Key Findings - Türkçe	Topline Data - Português
U.S. Party Breakdown	Topline Data - Slovensky
	Topline Data - Türkçe

Transatlantic Trends 2005
Key Findings	Topline Data
Key Findings - Deutsch	Topline Data - Deutsch
Key Findings - English	Topline Data - English
Key Findings - Español	Topline Data - Español
Key Findings - Français	Topline Data - Français
Key Findings - Italiano	Topline Data - Italiano
Key Findings - Slovensky	Topline Data - Português
Key Findings - Türkçe	Topline Data - Slovensky
U.S. Party Breakdown	Topline Data - Türkçe
German Political Breakdown

Transatlantic Trends 2004
Key Findings	Topline Data
Key Findings - Deutsch	Topline Data - Deutsch
Key Findings - English	Topline Data - English
Key Findings - Español	Topline Data - Español
Key Findings - Français	Topline Data - Français
Key Findings - Italiano	Topline Data - Italiano
Key Findings - Polski	Topline Data - Polski
Key Findings - Türkçe	Topline Data - Português
U.S. Party Breakdown	Topline Data - Slovensky
	Topline Data - Türkçe

Commentary
Across the Atlantic and the Political Aisle: The Double Divide in U.S.-European Relations (Asmus, Everts, Isernia)	The Party of Europe: A new poll finds Democrats hard to distinguish from Europeans (Dan Twining)

Transatlantic Trends 2003
Key Findings	Topline Data
Key Findings - Deutsch	Topline Data - Deutsch
Key Findings - English	Topline Data - English
Key Findings - Français	Topline Data - Français
Key Findings - Italiano	Topline Data - Italiano
Key Findings - Polski	Topline Data - Polski
Key Findings - Português	Topline Data - Português

Commentary
POWER, WAR AND PUBLIC OPINION: Thoughts on the Nature and Structure of the Trans-Atlantic Divide (Asmus, Everts, Isernia)	Europe's Disarming Reply: Our Allies Disdain Military Might, But Can They Back Up That Approach? (William Drozdiak)

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