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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  Japan:36% 
#2  Germany:34% 
#3  Netherlands:23% 
#4  Switzerland:20% 
#5  Belgium:18% 
#6  Norway:14% 
#7  Finland:13% 
#8  Denmark:13% 
#9  Sweden:13% 
#10  France:13% 
#11  Italy:12% 
#12  United Kingdom:11% 
#13  Austria:7% 
#14  Canada:6% 
#15  Australia:3% 
#16  Ireland:2% 
#17  United States:2% 
Weighted average: 14.1%  


DEFINITION: Percentage responding in 1990s surveys that they were not proud of their nationality.

SOURCE: World Values Survey

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Mike Dowling (mrdowling.com)
23rd July 2005 		The statistic does not have meaning unless you look at its context. Are the respondents not proud of their ethnicity? Their government? Also, note that only 36% of the Japanese people polled were "not proud." That suggests that 64% were either proud, or neutral, or didn't understand the question.
Zeller (USA (Montana))
17th January 2007 		Where the hell is Poland? I figured they would be number one in this list.
Rider
4th February 2007 		If you look at the definition carefully, you'll notice that it says "Percentage responding in 1990s surveys that they were not proud of their nationality." That would mean that the statistics are incorrect and way out of date. So it would be possible that the Japanese and Germans would be *MORE* proud of their nationality than they used to be.
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