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Crisis at the Core? How Two Major Datasets Disagree on State Repression

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New measures of negative rights from V-Dem raise concerns about replacing CIRI data. Comparing these indicators reveals substantial differences across time and space.

V-Dem as an Alternative to CIRI?

* Offers updated human rights measurements, including specific negative rights (physical integrity).

* Provides potentially higher-resolution data compared to the established CIRI project.

Comparing Measurement Approaches:

* Analyzes alignment and divergence between core V-Dem indicators and their CIRI counterparts.

* Examines how each dataset conceptualizes and operationalizes state repression measures. 🔍

Implications for Future Research & Practice:

* Substantial discrepancies exist, challenging direct substitution of data sources.

* Measurement divergence suggests the need for careful consideration when interpreting human rights scores across different datasets. ⚠️

Article card for article: Exploring Disagreement in Indicators of State Repression
Exploring Disagreement in Indicators of State Repression was authored by Charles Crabtree, Kevin L. Cope and Christopher J. Fariss. It was published by Cambridge in PSR&M in 2020.
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