Public support for legal change towards assisted dying
We explore public attitudes towards assisted dying laws in the UK, using data from the British Social Attitudes.
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Understanding public sector workers' views on the use of AI technology in their roles
We explored views toward the use of AI in the workplace, in the context of attempting to improve workplace productivity.
Climate change, health and outdoor workers in urban Vietnam: linking vulnerability, extreme weather and policy
This conference examined the health impacts of climate change on vulnerable outdoor workers in urban Vietnam.
Changing attitudes to how Scotland is run
We highlight some of the key changes in attitudes uncovered by the 2023 Scottish Social Attitudes survey.
Embracing innovation and change in research methods
We aspire to be innovative in what we do, using the best methods to improve what we can offer at competitive prices.
New research reveals experience of drug use amongst people from minority ethnic groups
New report in collaboration with RSM UK Consulting, which explores non-opiate and cannabis drug use in minority ethnic groups.
How are attitudes to Immigration in Britain changing?
Findings from the European Social Survey show how attitudes towards immigration in Britain are changing.
Half of Britain wants voting system to change, with clear majority among Labour supporters
For the first time, more people in Britain favour introducing proportional representation than keeping the current voting system.
The 4th Roundtable Discussion on the Impacts of Climate Change on Urban Outdoor Workers
Part of a Wellcome-funded NatCen study on climate impacts on the health and wellbeing of precarious urban outdoor workers in VietNam
Scottish Social Attitudes survey marks 25 years tracking Scotland’s changing views
The Scottish Centre for Social Research has published the latest Scottish Social Attitudes survey.