Difference between revisions of "Political factors"
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| Regime Durability || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_durable || count (# of years since regime score change > 2 points) | | Regime Durability || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_durable || count (# of years since regime score change > 2 points) | ||
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| − | | Number of Years Polity Has Persisted || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_persist || count (# of years since any regime score change*) | + | | Number of Years Polity Has Persisted || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_persist || count (# of years since any regime score change*) |
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| + | | Regulation of Chief Executive Recruitment || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_xrreg || categorical: (1)unregulated (2)designational/transitional (3)regulated | ||
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| + | | Competitiveness of Executive Recruitment || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_xrcomp || categorical: (1)selection (2)dual/transitional (3)election | ||
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| + | | Openness of Executive Recruitment || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_xropen || categorical: (1)closed (2)dual-designation (3)dual-election (4)open | ||
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| + | | Executive Constraints (Decision Rules) || Regimes || Polity IV || regime_polity_xconst || categorical: (1)unlimited authority, through, (7)executive party/subordination | ||
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| − | + | Note that Missing Data has several codes: | |
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Interruption Periods (!66) | Interruption Periods (!66) | ||
Interregnum Periods (!77) | Interregnum Periods (!77) | ||
Transition Periods (!88) | Transition Periods (!88) | ||
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The Independence of Executive Authority................................................ 23 | The Independence of Executive Authority................................................ 23 | ||
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Political Competition and Opposition........................................................ 25 | Political Competition and Opposition........................................................ 25 | ||
3.5 PARREG Regulation of Participation | 3.5 PARREG Regulation of Participation | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 24 September 2019
| Indicator Name | Subcategory I | Subcategory II | Technical name | Coding Scheme |
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| Institutionalized Democracy | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_democ | 0 = least / 10 = most democratic |
| Institutionalized Autocracy | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_autoc | 0 = least / 10 = most autocratic |
| Combined Polity Score | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_polity | -10 = strongly autocratic / 10 = strongly democratic |
| Combined Polity Score (Revised p4) | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_polity2 | -10 = strongly autocratic / 10 = strongly democratic |
| Regime Durability | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_durable | count (# of years since regime score change > 2 points) |
| Number of Years Polity Has Persisted | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_persist | count (# of years since any regime score change*) |
| Regulation of Chief Executive Recruitment | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_xrreg | categorical: (1)unregulated (2)designational/transitional (3)regulated |
| Competitiveness of Executive Recruitment | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_xrcomp | categorical: (1)selection (2)dual/transitional (3)election |
| Openness of Executive Recruitment | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_xropen | categorical: (1)closed (2)dual-designation (3)dual-election (4)open |
| Executive Constraints (Decision Rules) | Regimes | Polity IV | regime_polity_xconst | categorical: (1)unlimited authority, through, (7)executive party/subordination |
Sources for above codes:
Polity IV variables[1]
*"Persist" only available in p4d, needs to be hand coded or imported separately
*Nate is still working on this, the edits will come soon but this text is here as a placeholder for now, please do not delete.
Note that Missing Data has several codes:
Interruption Periods (!66)
Interregnum Periods (!77)
Transition Periods (!88)
3.3 The Independence of Executive Authority................................................ 23 3.4 Political Competition and Opposition........................................................ 25 3.5 PARREG Regulation of Participation 3.6 PARCOMP The Competitiveness of Participation CONCEPT VARIABLES ....................................................................................... 28 3.7 EXREC Executive Recruitment Concept 3.8 EXCONST Executive Constraints Concept 3.9 POLCOMP Political Competition Concept 4. Polity Regime Transitions.......................................................................................... 29 4.1 PRIOR Prior Polity Code (p4) 4.2 EMONTH Polity End Month 4.3 EDAY Polity End Day 4.4 EYEAR Polity End Year 4.5 EPREC End Date Precision 4.6 INTERIM Interim Polity Code (p4) 4.7 BMONTH Polity Begin Month 4.8 BDAY Polity Begin Day 4.9 BYEAR Polity Begin Year 4.10 BPREC Begin Date Precision 4.11 POST Post Polity Code (p4) 4.12 CHANGE Total change in POLITY value (p4) 4.13 D4 Regime Transition Completed (p4) 4.14 SF State Failure (p4) 4.15 REGTRANS Regime Transition (p4)
