·       Interview a sample 

·       News articles and online news comments 

·       Media sources- tweets under #brexit 

·       Participation in Leave and Remain campaigns/groups/protests 

BREXIT REFERNDUM 

Three Qualitative Sources: 

1.       Area code votes (who people in certain areas generally voted for) 

2.       Interview voters- how well they were educated on the matter 

3.       Comment sections under articles 

Interviews with variety of age groups to see how they voted and why 

Media – twitter, using Brexit hashtags a week before the referendum 

Focus group – mixed age range, challenging each other’s ideas, generating discussion 

JENS STOLTENBERG:  NATO will not take over the role of the Global Coalition to defeat ISIS in Iraq but we will work together with the coalition, meaning that we will work together with the coalition partly because NATO is only part of the coalition but also because NATO is now in the process of scaling up, or at least considering to scale up our training and capacity-building activities in Iraq.

So NATO is partly in Iraq as part of the coalition but we are also in the process of doing more when it comes to training and capacity-building of Iraqi officers in Iraq but there is no question about NATO taking over. 

What we will do is we will be in close coordination with the Global Coalition and also with all their international actors as, for instance, the European Union.

When it comes to Northern Syria, as I said, NATO is a member of the Global Coalition to defeat ISIS but we are not present on the ground in Northern Syria.

We provide support to the coalition with our AWACS surveillance planes and training in Iraq, but we are not present on the ground in Northern Syria.

Turkey is the NATO Ally which has suffered most from terrorist attacks over many years and Turkey, as all of the countries, have the right to self defence, but it is important that this is done in a proportionate and measured way, and that is the message I convey every time I discuss this issue with different NATO leaders, including of courser with political leadership in Turkey.

I spoke with President Erdoğan last week and we are in regular contact with other Allies who are involved, including United States and I urge also direct contacts between United States and Turkey to try to find the best way to address the challenges we all see in Northern Syria. 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/24/britain-votes-for-brexit-eu-referendum-david-cameron 
Speech -

https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/statement-by-the-chancellor-following-the-eu-referendum 

https://www.consoc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Brexit-PDF.pdf 

1.       Mainstream Media 

22^nd January 2018- BBC (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-42771469) 

2.       Social Media 

Syrian Kurds in Qamishli protest Turkish Afrin Campaign 

(https://twitter.com/search?q=Afrin&src=typd&lang=en) 

3. Government Report (FO, NATO, UN)