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A Conflict-Cooperation Scale for WEIS Events Data

Author:	Joshua S Goldstein
Edition/Format:	Article : English
Publication:	The Journal of Conflict Resolution, v36 n2 (19920601): 369-385
Summary:	The problem of aggregating WEIS events data, coded as discrete events, into a continuous time series representing conflict or cooperation between two nations is discussed. Past literature on the subject reveals continuing confusion and controversy regarding such a conflict-cooperation scale. A new scale based on a small panel of international relations faculty is presented. Replication of several past studies of great power reciprocity, using the new scale, shows a slight increase in the statistical significance of relationships.  Read more...
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