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variables: XRREG, XRCOMP, and XROPEN (Table 3.1  in Marshall et al 2017).
 
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Revision as of 18:16, 9 December 2019

Quick info
Data type Numeric
Scale Multinomial
Value labels
  • 1 = Ascription
  • 2 = Dual Ascription and Designation
  • 3 = Designation
  • 4 = Self-Selection
  • 5 = Gradual Transition
  • 6 = Dual Ascription and Election
  • 7 = Transitional or Restricted
  • 8 = Competitive Election
Technical name regime_polity_exrec
Category Polity
Label Executive Recruitment Concept
Related indicators

Index of Executive Recruitment.


Coding rules

Concept variable combines information presented in three component variables: XRREG, XRCOMP, and XROPEN (Table 3.1 in Marshall et al 2017).

Polity IV Concept Polity IV Component Variables
PARREG PARCOMP
(1) Suppressed Restricted (4) Repressed (1)
(2) Restricted Restricted (4) Suppressed (2)
(3) Imposed Transition:
Loosening or tightening
restrictions
 Sectarian (3) Suppressed (2)
(4) Uninstitutionalized Unregulated (1) Not applicable (0)
(5) Gradual Transition from
Uninstitutionalized
 Multiple Identity (2) Not applicable (0)
(6) Factional/Restricted Sectarian (3) Factional (3)
(7) Factional Multiple Identity (2) Factional (3)
(8) Electoral Transition
Persistent Conflict/Coercion
 Sectarian (3) Transitional (4)
(9)   Electoral Transition:
Limited Conflict/Coercion
 Multiple Identity (2)
 Transitional (4)
(10) Institutionalized Electoral
Regulated (5)
Competitive (5)

Executive Recruitment concepts represent an alternative method for comprehending authority patterns and are explained in detail in Addendum A (Marshall et al 2017).


Bibliographic info

Citation: Marshall, Monty G., Ted Robert Gurr, and Keith Jaggers. 2017. Dataset Users’ Manual. Polity IV Project. Political Regime Characteristics and Transitions, 1800-2016. Center for Systemic Peace. [1].


Related publications: related publications



Misc

Project manager(s): project managers


Data release: data release


Revisions: revisions

Sources

sources

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