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Crisis at the Core? How Two Major Datasets Disagree on State Repression
Insights from the Field
CIRI Dataset
V-Dem Project
State Repression Indicators
Measurement Divergence
Comparative Politics
PSR&M
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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.

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. ⚠️

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