Forced Migration Review -

Readership survey 2008

FMR last carried out a readership survey in 2004, which provided useful guidance for the magazine over the following years.

The aims of this new survey are:

to help us assess the impact of FMR
to find ways to improve the magazine
to find out from our regular readers the issues that concern them and get suggestions for possible future themes and articles
to know more about the readership and how FMR is used.

We would be very grateful if you would take a few minutes to fill out this questionnaire.

All completed surveys will be entered into a draw and the person whose name is picked out will receive a selection of free publications on refugees/displaced people.

Please click here to complete the survey form or download this. Thank you.

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