Pacific Attitudes Survey: Vanuatu

Christopher Mudaliar; Michael Leach; Kerryn Baker; Julien Barbara; Milla Vaha; Krishna Kumar Kotra; Trevor Leodoro

doi:10.25911/57VG-Q831

Pacific Attitudes Survey: Vanuatu

Christopher Mudaliar, Michael Leach, Kerryn Baker, Julien Barbara, Milla Vaha, Krishna Kumar Kotra, Trevor Leodoro

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The Pacific Attitudes Survey: Vanuatu is the second large-scale popular political attitudes survey conducted in the Pacific region, following the first survey in Samoa conducted in late 2020 and early 2021 (Leach et al. 2022). Comprising 191 questions set out in 21 thematic modules, it covers a broad range of topics including attitudes to democracy, national identity, tradition, leadership, governance, development, climate change and international relations. The survey was nationally representative and conducted between August and October 2023, coinciding with a period of political instability for Vanuatu in which two successful votes of no confidence took place.

Original language	English
Publisher	Australian National University
Number of pages	62
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.25911/57VG-Q831
Publication status	Published - Apr 2024

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