Code and data for the Democratic Spaces forecasts and dashboard
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Analysis of the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests through Epistemic Clientelism Theory, showing how scaffold collapse produced epistemic capture and democratic lessons.
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This repository contains files related to a longitudinal study of global democratic backsliding conducted by Lia Smith and Kayley Watson. The study utilizes R programming language for data analysis and visualization.
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