| Polling and Publications | ||||
| # | Publications | Title | Subject | Publication Date |
| 55
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Information International Lebanon |
Public Seaside Properties | The publication reviews the legal history governing public seaside properties and the relevant occupancy issues to be addressed in order to find an adequate solution, as well as an analysis of the different value estimates that are necessary for the resolution of settlement sums |
January 2003 |
| 56 | Information International Lebanon | Shopping Festival 2003 "Libnan Mnawwar" | An opinion poll was conducted entailing interviews with shoppers, merchants, and touristric institutions. Shoppers were requested to provide information regarding their shopping expenditure, habits, perception of the shopping festival, and opinions on advertised sales. Merchants explained their attitudes, marketing strategies and profitability during the shopping festival, as well as their opinions concerning the enforcement of the VAT and its effect on their sales. Finally, interviews were carried out with touristic institutions to detect the effect of the shopping festival on their operations. Then, Information International compared the 2003 shopping festival with previous ones. | March 2003 |
| 57 | Information International Lebanon | War on Iraq | Conducted in the Greater Beirut area, this poll assesses public opinion on the aftermath of the war in Iraq. The public's stance on issues such as suicide bombing, media coverage of the war and whether this was a war of liberation or an invasion in their view was measured. | April 2003 |
| 58 |
Information International Lebanon | Commemoration of Lebanese Civil War | This poll was conducted in Greater Beirut and aimed at gauging public awareness of the commemoration of the Lebanese war, its nature, reasons, and realities. | April 2003 |
| 59 | Information International Lebanon |
Obligatory Car Insurance Law | Conducted in Greater Beirut, this poll addresses views on the new law regarding the obligatory car insurance, the extent of acceptance of this law and the beneficiaries from its application. |
April 2003 |
| 60 | Information International Lebanon |
Opinion Poll on the New Lebanese Government | Conducted in Greater Beirut, this poll addresses views on the new Hariri government, its Prime Minister and the expectations for the success and duration of this government. In addition, the poll gauges views on the non-representation of specific parties in this new government as well as various other issues of interest. |
May 2003 |
| 61 | Information International Lebanon |
Study of the Lebanese Governments Formed since 1992 |
Information International examines the 6 governments formed in the last decade. For each government examined, a review of the number of ministries and ministers holding those posts was achieved. |
May 2003 |
| 62 | Information International Lebanon |
Examining the Court of Audit Reports From 1996-2001 | Information International examines the court of audit report from 1996-2001 and the infringements made by the Lebanese government. The report looks at the role, duties, responsibilities and decisions of the court of audit, and the counter decisions of the government contrary to the court's decisions. |
May 2003 |
| 63 | Dar Al Sayad Lebanon |
Opinion Poll on President Lahoud Era and its governments | The survey was based on a sample of 600 respondents in Greater Beirut to gauge the perceptions of the general public on the performance of three consecutive governments during President Lahoud Era, the suggestions of the respondents for a new president, the benefiting and disadvantaged parties due to the latest regional developments, in addition to other current issues of interest. |
June 2003 |
| 64 |
Information International Lebanon |
Lebanese Population Insurance Habits | The survey was based on a sample of 400 respondents in Greater Beirut to capture patterns of insurance coverage. The different categories explored in the survey were life insurance, health insurance, motor insurance, travel insurance and property insurance. The results of the survey include estimates of the uninsured population, as well as the ability to assess under-insurance and identify common obstacles to obtaining adequate coverage. |
June 2003 |
| 56 | Information International Lebanon | Shopping Festival 2003 "Libnan Mnawwar" | An opinion poll was conducted entailing interviews with shoppers, merchants, and touristric institutions. Shoppers were requested to provide information regarding their shopping expenditure, habits, perception of the shopping festival, and opinions on advertised sales. Merchants explained their attitudes, marketing strategies and profitability during the shopping festival, as well as their opinions concerning the enforcement of the VAT and its effect on their sales. Finally, interviews were carried out with touristic institutions to detect the effect of the shopping festival on their operations. Then, Information International compared the 2003 shopping festival with previous ones. | March 2003 |
| 57 | Information International Lebanon | War on Iraq | Conducted in the Greater Beirut area, this poll assesses public opinion on the aftermath of the war in Iraq. The public's stance on issues such as suicide bombing, media coverage of the war and whether this was a war of liberation or an invasion in their view was measured. | April 2003 |
| 58 |
Information International Lebanon | Commemoration of Lebanese Civil War | This poll was conducted in Greater Beirut and aimed at gauging public awareness of the commemoration of the Lebanese war, its nature, reasons, and realities. | April 2003 |
| 59 | Information International Lebanon |
Obligatory Car Insurance Law | Conducted in Greater Beirut, this poll addresses views on the new law regarding the obligatory car insurance, the extent of acceptance of this law and the beneficiaries from its application. |
April 2003 |
| 60 | Information International Lebanon |
Opinion Poll on the New Lebanese Government | Conducted in Greater Beirut, this poll addresses views on the new Hariri government, its Prime Minister and the expectations for the success and duration of this government. In addition, the poll gauges views on the non-representation of specific parties in this new government as well as various other issues of interest. |
May 2003 |
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