Data for: Making the real: Rhetorical adduction and the Bangladesh Liberation War

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<p>The overarching empirical research question of the paper is “why did states recognize Bangladesh as a state?” and, more specifically, “why did (most of) the international community first condemn and then accept Bangladesh as a state?”. The goal of the empirical section of the paper was to do theory-building process-tracing of the decisions to recognize Bangladesh, that is, to build a theoretical explanation from the empirical evidence of a particular case, and then inferring that an analytically general mechanism exists.</p>