2008-06-11-皮尤-Global_Economic_Gloom_-_China_and_India_Notable_Exceptions_150页_830kb

Part 1Global Economic Gloom - Economic gloom is widespread due to the global downturn; Americans are blamed for harming national economies in many countries, with slightly better feelings in Japan. China's economic influence increases, though less trusted. Obama gains more confidence internationally than McCain, and US favorable views improve in some countries like South Korea and India, but decline in Mexico and Japan.

Part 2US Favorability Despite economic challenges, the US is viewed as the leading economic power by many countries. US image improves modestly in some countries, stays negative in others. The US presidential election is seen as a chance for better foreign policy, especially for Obama. Some countries are less optimistic about Vietnam's future due to economic strains.

Part 3China's Image China's favorable views decline marginally in some countries; its popularity increases among Pakistanis. Concerns about human rights and environment persist. Opinions of China and its people often align closely in mixed ways.

Part 4 Environmental Concern Environmentally, responsible stewardship is of growing concern. America is often cited as the biggest polluter, face resistance from China, India, etc.

Part 5 Candidate Confidence In recent US presidential races, John MAccain and Obama polls show strong international confidence for Obama over MAccain except in the US and some specific countries.