Jun 2, 2022 | Stories
Newspapers regularly report the affection that the majority of the British public have for the Queen. What do past polls say? The NOP Political Bulletin of November 1969 contained a special supplement entitled The Monarchy. It revealed that 84% of the population...
Apr 5, 2022 | News
Judith Staig reports for the AMSR on this year’s virtual sessions: Love them or loath them, industry conferences are usually an opportunity to meet friends old and new, to figure out how to shake hands whilst balancing your tote bag, a coffee cup and a...
Jan 19, 2022 | News
The AMSR is delighted to welcome our first truly ‘modern’ collection, from Opinium – an agency founded in 2007, whose work reflects all the absorbing interests and attitudes of today’s society across consumer, social and business contexts. Societies are the product of...
Jan 10, 2022 | Stories
Vegetarianism has come a long way since the 1990s, as this exploration of the Archive of Market and Social Research shows. Nowadays, famous chefs offer recipes for delicious vegetarian Christmas dishes (e.g. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s ‘Fab feast for vegan and...
Jan 4, 2022 | News
First of all I have to declare a bias. I believe that the study of history is a good thing. It brings the past to us and helps us to recognise what has changed and what has not. You will not be surprised, therefore, that I agree with every word of Rory Sutherland’s...
