The Image of the Future in Colombia Society Survey

Conducted in May 2026 with 302 respondents across Colombia, this survey explores how Colombians envision their collective future — the challenges they fear, the institutions they trust, and the Colombia they want to build by 2046. The sample spans professionals from education, healthcare, business, technology, the arts, and more.

Executive Summary of the "Places of Memory" Survey

The Social Research Center surveyed 129 experts, researchers, and professionals across 18 countries to understand how key historical events and places shape collective memory in Latin America.

Executive Summary of the "Expert Strategies for Assessing Global Conflict" Survey

Countries of the Global South have moved beyond their historical role as marginal observers of global politics, yet the conceptual apparatus — neutrality, non-alignment, multi-vectoralism — that for decades served as the ideological foundation of their foreign policies is undergoing conceptual erosion. Expert knowledge about ‘distant wars’ is being radically transformed as audiences increasingly receive news through social platforms, contributing to the fragmentation of collective expert memory across generations.

Executive summary of "Ideas and Influence: A Comparative Study of the Ideological Space in Latin America (Part 1. Argentina)" Survey

Contemporary Latin America is undergoing a transformation of political and public discourse. The traditional boundaries between left and right, liberal, conservative, nationalist, and socially oriented ideas are becoming less clear-cut. Ideology now manifests not only in party platforms and political statements but also in the everyday perceptions of citizens, the activities of interest groups, university and expert circles, the media, and digital platforms.