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When it comes to the differences between countries, the differences may be more subtle than the differences between people, according to a research study released today.
The research by the Centre for Policy Research, which is based at the University of Ottawa, found that many people are more open to comparing countries as they perceive them. The study compared six different countries between 2003 and 2016 in a series of surveys.
“There are now two major types of perceptions,” wrote Richard Lantier, the study’s lead author, at the Institute for Research on Asia and the Pacific (IRAP). These are those that people have when they visit their own country or that they have of the country they observe visiting.
Lantier noted that many people who are “on the move” or who are “out of their comfort zones” when they are in a new country, will perceive the countries to be more similar to their own, and will be able to make better comparisons tgospelhitzhan those who have more of a personal background and that is of their own country.
“So people who go to the U.S., they will tend to think there’s a greater degree of similarity between the U.S. and Canada and there’s more similarities between New Zealand, Australia and the U.S. than there is between countries like Ireland and the Netherlands,” Lantier told CBC News.
The findings from the current study are in line with a previous research study from IRAP published last year titled “The Unconventional Countries of the World”. The study showed that, among the 50 countries studied, the United States ranked second in the United Nations’ most recent comparison rankings — followed by Australia, the United Kingdom and Canada.
The United States ranked fifth in the United Nations’ most recent comparison rankings among the top 10 countries for GDP and 10th for per capita income.
IRAP was fogospelhitzunded in 2006 by Dr. James Lantier, a Canadian who studied international affairs at Carleton University, and Dr. Andrew Ross, a PhD student at University of Ottawa who teaches at the Centre for Policy Research.
In a 2011 editorial titled “Why do Canadians see the world differently?” the authors write, “In many ways, Canadian social science is the first-in-the-world, most-respected of international studies.
“As such, Canada is the rare national social science that draws on a range of international sources, some o
