Conventional wisdom suggests that reports of terrorism should be sparse in dictatorships, both because such violence is unlikely to result in policy change and because it is difficult to get reliable
Although there are some techniques for dealing with sparse and concentrated discrete data, standard time-series analyses appear ill-suited to understanding the temporal patterns of terrorist attacks d
This replication folder includes all data and scripts (in R) needed to replicate all tables and figures in “Fragile States, Technological Capacity, and Increased Terrorist Activity” by Ore Koren, Sumi
Data was gathered from the Global Terrorism Database and the Washington Posts's GitHub on global and domestic terrorist activity, respectively. The data was preprocessed for the intent of summarizing
