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Stephen Nemeth |
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Union College - My alma mater
Hamilton College - My sister’s alma mater and Union’s basketball rival. Another of New York’s great liberal arts colleges
University of Iowa - My graduate institution. Or you can click on my specific department - Political Science
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Silo Tour - These guys walk through an abandoned missile silo so you don’t have to.
GDP Map - The name for each state in the US is replaced with the country whose GDP the state is close to. Iowa = Venezuela, New York = Brazil
Medieval Soldier Database - Fascinating database of medieval soldiers developed at the University of Reading.
Transitive Property football calculator - Win every argument about your particular football team.
Iowa Song - Traveling on I-80, it’s generally true. |
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General: ICPSR - Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research at the University of Michigan. A great place to get data.
International Relations Data: COW Project - Correlates of War Project at Penn State University; a classic IR data source
ICOW Project - Issue Correlates of War Project; run by Paul Hensel and Sara Mitchell. Data on territorial, maritime, and river claims and disputes.
ICB Project - International Crisis Behavior Project at the Center for International Development and Crisis Management at the University of Maryland
Polity IV - General regime type measure
Paul Hensel’s site - Link to nearly every political science resource you need
Terrorism: GTD - Global Terrorism Database at the University of Maryland’s (START) Center; currently the most comprehensive dataset on terrorist incidents
TOPs - Terrorist Organization Profiles Data at Maryland’s START Center
Terrorist Group Profiles - Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) has a list of past and current terrorist groups and some relevant information.
MILNET Group Profiles - Profiles from State Department and NPS
Country Reports on Terrorism - Threat information and group profiles from the US State Department
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Adjusted Winner - Steven Brams and Alan Taylor (amongst others) have devised this way of allocating issues between two conflicting parties. This is a potentially revolutionary idea that can be applied to nearly any political conflict. The website here has an interactive element to it so that you can see how it works. |
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Globalsecurity.org - good all-around foreign policy/military site.
Russianforces.org - blog covering issues related to Russian strategic nuclear forces. |