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Yes, most of our data is available via Roper.

We do have an option for 4 weeks of remote work/year.

A bit, for extenuating circumstances in a given week. But fully remote work is not an option, alas.

We are working on new global religion projections and look forward to sharing our results when our full report is ready.

While there continues to be much attention paid to the growth of the religiously unaffiliated population in Europe and North America, two-thirds of the world’s 1.9 billion religious “nones” (67%) live in China.

No.

52% of the world’s Buddhists are concentrated in three Asian countries: Thailand, China and Myanmar.

Many people may associate Islam with the Middle East and North Africa, but only 20% of the world’s Muslims live there.

The six nations with the largest Muslim population together account for 52% of the world’s 2 billion Muslims.

In most countries, the censuses and surveys we rely on don't separately/consistently count these small groups. Therefore, in our schema they're in broad "other religion" category.

The World Religion Database collects global estimates directly from groups. It's the best source for such info.

see also www.pewresearch.org/religion/202...

If you haven't seen it already, our report on measuring religion in China may be of interest www.pewresearch.org/religion/202...

India is home to 95% of the world's 1.2 billion Hindus.

85% of the world's 15 million Jews live in two countries: 46% live in Israel and 39% live in the United States.