Methodology

The following table gives more details of the methodologies used in each of the 22 countries.

Country	Sample Size (unweighted)	Field dates	Sample frame	Survey methodology	Type of sample
Argentina	1005	Dec 10–13 2004	18 years and over	Face-to-face	Nation-wide
Australia	1018	Dec 1–29 2004	18 years and over	Telephone	Nation-wide
Brazil	800	Nov 16 – Dec 30 2004	18 years to 69 years	Face-to-face	Urban¹
Canada	1000	Nov 23 – Dec 6 2004	18 years and over	Telephone	Nation-wide
Chile	1200	Dec 10–29 2004	18 years and over	Face-to-face	Urban²
France	1001	Dec 8–15 2004	15 years and over	Telephone	Nation-wide
Germany	1004	Nov 29 – Dec 31 2004	16 years to 70 years	Telephone	Nation-wide
Great Britain	1000	Nov 15–28 2004	18 years and over	Telephone	Nation-wide
India	1005	Dec 4–15 2004	15 years to 65 years	Face-to-face	Main Metropolitan³
Indonesia	1000	Nov 30 – Dec 19 2004	18 years to 60 years	Face-to-face	Major Metropolitan⁴
Italy	1035	Dec 3–17 2004	18 years and over	Telephone	Nation-wide
Japan	1403	Dec 9–12 2004	20 years and over	Face-to-face	Nation-wide
Lebanon	1000	Dec 15 – Jan 3 2005	16 years to 64 years	Face-to-face	Nation-wide
Mexico	1000	Nov 16 – Dec 15 2004	18 years and over	Face-to-face	Nation-wide
Philippines	500	Dec 11–22 2004	18 years and over	Face-to-face	Urban⁵
Poland	943	Nov 25–29 2004	18 years and over	Face-to-face	Nation-wide
Russia	1028	Dec 2–28 2004	18 years and over	Face-to-face	Nation-wide
South Africa	1011	Jan 3–5 2005	18 years and over	Telephone	Major Metropolitan⁶
South Korea	1000	Nov 26 – Dec 16 2004	20 years and over	Face-to-face	Nation-wide
Spain	808	Jan 17–19 2005	18 years and over	Telephone	Nation-wide
Turkey	1200	Dec 9–20 2004	15 years and over	Face-to-face	Urban⁷
USA	1000	Nov 17 – Dec 12 2004	18 years and over	Telephone	Nation-wide

¹In Brazil the survey was conducted in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, Recife, Porto Alegre, Curitiba, Salvador, & Brasília.
²In Chile the survey was conducted in Arica, Iquique, Calama, Antofagasta, Copiapó, La Serena, Coquimbo, Ovalle, Quilpué, Villa Alemana, Viña, Valparaíso, Quillota, San Antonio, Santiago, Rancagua, Curicó, Linares, Talca, Chillán, Talcahuano, Concepción, Coronel, Lota, Los Angeles, Temuco, Valdivia, Osorno, Puerto Montt & Chiguayante.
³In India the survey was conducted in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Chennai.
⁴In Indonesia, the survey was conducted in Jakarta and Surabaya.
⁵In Philippines the survey was conducted in Quezon City, Manila, Caloocan, Las Piñas, Makati, Malabon, Mandaluyong, Marikina, Muntinlupa, Parañaque, Pasay, Pasig, Taguig, Valenzuela, Navotas, Pateros & San Juan.
⁶In South Africa the survey was conducted in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth/Uitenhage, East London, Durban, Bloemfontein, Johannesburg, Vaal, Pretoria, Pietermaritzburg, Soweto & East Rand.
⁷In Turkey, the survey was conducted Istanbul, Bursa, Izmir, Ankara, Konya, Adana, Antalya, Samsun, Erzurum, Diyarbakir & Zonguldak.

GlobeScan's Research Partners

Country	Research Institute	Location	Contact
Argentina	TNS Gallup Argentina	Buenos Aires	Ricardo Hermelo ricardo.hermelo@tns-gallup.com.ar Constanza Cilley constanza.cilley@tns-gallup.com.ar +54 11 5218 2000
Australia	The Minter Group	Sydney	Geoff Minter gminter@minter.com.au +02 9979 5277
Brazil	Market Analysis Brazil	Florianópolis	Fabián Echegaray fabian@marketanalysis.com.br +55 48 234 58 53
Canada	GlobeScan / ComQUEST Research	Toronto	Lloyd Hetherington lloyd.hetherington@globescan.com +416 969 3085
Chile	Mori	Santiago	Marta Lagos mlagos@morichile.cl 562 3344544
France	Efficience 3	Paris and Reims	Christian de Thieulloy christian.t@efficience3.com +33 1 43 16 54 42
Germany	Ri*QUESTA GmbH	Teningen	Dr. Bernhard Rieder riquesta.rieder@t-online.de +49 (0)7641 934336
Great Britain	GlobeScan / ICM Direct	London	Doug Miller doug.miller@globescan.com +44 (0)20 7376 0906
India	ACNielsen ORG MARG	Mumbai	Jairaj Jatar jairaj.jatar@acnielsen.co.in +91 22 56632511
Indonesia	Deka Marketing Research	Jakarta	Irma Malibari irma.putranto@deka-research.co.id Iman Nurendro iman.nurendro@deka-research.co.id +62 21 723 6901
Italy	Eurisko-Nop World	Milan and Rome	Paolo Anselmi paolo.anselmi@eurisko.it +39 02 4380 9206
Japan	The Central Research Services, Inc.	Tokyo	Moonie Yotsui moonie@crs.or.jp +81 3 3549 3121
Lebanon	C.M.O. in association with MEMRB/Synovate	Beirut	Ibrahim Gerges ibrahim.gerges@synovate.com +357 22 366228
Mexico	Mund Américas	Mexico City	Daniel M. Lund dlund@mundamericas.com +5255 5584 3020
Philippines	M&S-Sigma Dos Philippines, Inc.	Makati City	Teodora M. Marasigan tmmarasigan@ms-sigmados.com +632 8172780 / +63917 5108602
Poland	CBOS Public Opinion Research Center	Warsaw	Michal Wenzel m.wenzel@cbos.pl 4822 6934722
Russia	CESSI Institute for Comparative Social Research	Moscow	Vladimir Andreenkov cessi@cessi.ru +7095 229 15 06
South Africa	Markinor (Pty) Ltd.	Randburg (Johannesburg)	Mari Harris marih@markinor.co.za +27 11 686-8458
South Korea	East Asia Institute	Seoul	Won-Chil Jung jwc@eai.or.kr +82 2 2277 1683 x 111
Spain	SIGMA DOS S.A.	Madrid	Ginés Garrido madrid@sigmados-internacional.com Rosa Doncel rosad@sigmados.com +34 91 360 0474
Turkey	Yontem Research & Consultancy	Istanbul	Selin Sertel selin.sertel@yontemresearch.com +90 212 278 12 19
USA	GlobeScan / ComQUEST Research	Toronto	Lloyd Hetherington lloyd.hetherington@globescan.com +416 969 3085

Questionnaire

1.	Please tell me if you think each of the following are having a mainly positive or mainly negative influence in the world:
	a. China

2.	For each of the following possible future trends, please tell me if you would see it as mainly positive or mainly negative:
	a. China becomes significantly more powerful economically than it is today. b. China becomes significantly more powerful militarily than it is today.