Non-State Actor Data
The Non-State Actor Data, which I collected with Kristian Skrede Gleditsch and Idean Salehyan, provides information on all state-rebel group dyads from the Uppsala Conflict Data Project/Peace Research Institute Oslo Armed Conflict Dataset. The most recent version of the data is available here.
The Non-State Actor Data, which I collected with Kristian Skrede Gleditsch and Idean Salehyan, provides information on all state-rebel group dyads from the Uppsala Conflict Data Project/Peace Research Institute Oslo Armed Conflict Dataset. The most recent version of the data is available here.
MELTT
Together with David Backer, Karsten Donnay, Eric Dunford, and Erin McGrath, we have developed a novel method for automated integration and disambiguation of event data called Matching Event Data by Location, Time, and Type (MELTT). Karsten and Eric have developed a R-package that implements the MELTT methodology in a user-friendly interface. The R-package is available on CRAN and a detailed description of the method is available here.
Together with David Backer, Karsten Donnay, Eric Dunford, and Erin McGrath, we have developed a novel method for automated integration and disambiguation of event data called Matching Event Data by Location, Time, and Type (MELTT). Karsten and Eric have developed a R-package that implements the MELTT methodology in a user-friendly interface. The R-package is available on CRAN and a detailed description of the method is available here.
Governmental Incompatibilities Data Project 2.0
The Governmental Incompatibilities Data Project (GIDP) 2.0 data identifies the presence of incompatibilities over governments for all countries in the world from 1960 to 2020. Incompatibilities over government involve organizations making maximalist claims related to the legitimacy of elections, the composition of the national government, or regime change. GIDP 2.0 includes information about which of these claims is present in each incompatibility year. The data is available through Harvard Dataverse here.
The Governmental Incompatibilities Data Project (GIDP) 2.0 data identifies the presence of incompatibilities over governments for all countries in the world from 1960 to 2020. Incompatibilities over government involve organizations making maximalist claims related to the legitimacy of elections, the composition of the national government, or regime change. GIDP 2.0 includes information about which of these claims is present in each incompatibility year. The data is available through Harvard Dataverse here.
Mediation in Self-determination Disputes (MSDD)
The Mediation in Self-determination Disputes (MSDD) data provide information on all mediation efforts in a random sample of self-determination disputes from 1991-2015. The data are available through Harvard Dataverse here.
The Mediation in Self-determination Disputes (MSDD) data provide information on all mediation efforts in a random sample of self-determination disputes from 1991-2015. The data are available through Harvard Dataverse here.