2001 Publications

America Admired, Yet Its New Vulnerability Seen As Good Thing, Say Opinion Leaders

Little Support for Expanding War on Terrorism

Terrorism Transforms News Interest

Worries Over New Attacks Decline

Post September 11 Attitudes

Religion more prominent; Muslim-Americans more accepted

Terror Coverage Boost News Media’s Images

But Military Censorship Backed

What the Public Thinks of News Coverage Since Sept. 11

A Brookings/Harvard Forum

Worries About Terrorism Subside in Mid-America

Ratings of Government Efforts Slips

America’s New Internationalist Point of View

In association with the Council on Foreign Relations; including commentary by Kenneth M. Pollack

Attacks at Home Draw More Interest than War Abroad

The View Before 9/11: America’s Place in the World

A Special Analysis on Foreign Policy Attitudes Before the Attacks

Public Remains Steady in Face of Anthrax Scare

Americans Open to Dissenting Views on the War on Terrorism

September 11 Shock Slow to Recede - 42% Still Depressed

Military Action A Higher Priority Than Homeland Defense

American Psyche Reeling From Terror Attacks

The Vanishing Surplus, Barely Noticed

By Andrew Kohut, Director
Special toThe New York Times

Economy, Education, Social Security Dominate Public’s Policy Agenda

Bush Unpopular in Europe, Seen As Unilateralist

Wobbly Economic Attitudes Key to Bush’s Future

by Andrew Kohut for America Online

Laura and Hillary Polls Apart

The Tabloid Public Is Not the Majority

By Andrew Kohut, Director
Special to The New York Times

Missing Intern Stirs Media Frenzy, Lukewarm Public Interest

Fear of Terrorism Weighs Heavily on Public

by Andrew Kohut for America Online

Economic Inequality Seen As Rising, Boom Bypasses Poor

Bush’s Europe Trip Yields No Public Dividend

Modest Support for Missile Defense, No Panic on China

Balancing News Interest: A Great Juggling Act

by Andrew Kohut for Columbia Journalism Review

From News Interest To Lifestyles, Energy Takes Hold

America's New Number One Problem

Screening Likely Voters: A Survey Experiment

This report presents results from a study in a closely contested mayoral race in Philadelphia conducted in 1999 to help assess which questions or combination of questions from our likely voter scale were most accurate in predicting voting.

No Consensus on the Census

The Declining Support For Executions

By Andrew Kohut, Director
Special to The New York Times

Bush’s Base Backs Him to the Hilt

Faith-Based Funding Backed, But Church-State Doubts Abound

Why Americans Aren’t Stirred by Campaign Finance Reform

Interdiction and Incarceration Still Top Remedies

74% Say Drug War Being Lost

Bush, Upstaged and Losing a Crucial Moment

By Andrew Kohut, Director
Special to The New York Times

Bush Approval on Par, No Tax Cut Momentum

Clinton Nostalgia Sets in, Bush Reaction Mixed