What is the Dutch population’s view of developments abroad and in Europe? And what do Dutch people think of and expect from our foreign policy?
The public debate and policy benefit from quantitative data on this. That is why Clingendael, together with the research institute Kieskompas, developed the 'Foreign Affairs Barometer'. In this opinion research, we regularly poll as many as 23,000 Dutch citizens to find out how they view international developments and the Netherlands’ foreign policy. On this page you will find the results grouped by theme.
From September 2020 we will publish results:
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Asylum and migration |
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Nuclear weapons |
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Dutch people’s policy priorities and threat hierarchy |
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Protectionism and globalisation |
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Interstate violence and humanitarian intervention |
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Foreign Affairs Barometer
Polarisation of attitudes towards Russia in the Netherlands10 Feb 2022 - 14:36
Europe in the World
Dutch views Transatlantic ties and European security cooperation21 Sep 2020 - 09:00
