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Rule of Law Project
Coup D'état Project (CDP)
Democracy and Dictatorship
Societal Infrastructures and Development (SID) Indicators
Airbrushing History, American Style
Legitimacy of Law Enforcement

Machine-generated Event Data Projects
Human-in-the-loop Event Data Projects

Composition of Religious and Ethnic Groups (CREG) Project

Social Impacts of Natural Hazards
Media Coverage of Pollinator Decline

Responsible Terrorism Coverage (ResTeCo)
Global News Index and Extracted Features Repository
Archer

Representation of Race and Gender in News-Gazette Crime Coverage

Comparative Constitutions Project
Constitute

Conflict Processes

One of the main research initiatives at the Cline Center is the study of civil conflict processes. We seek to understand the origins, consequences, and the dynamic development of conflict processes involving individuals, groups, and nations. To do so the Cline Center has implemented two programs that spends much of its time and resources on the extraction of civil unrest events from unstructured data sources. To learn more about these programs please use the links below.

Human-in-the-loop Event Data Projects
Machine-generated Event Data Projects
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