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Additions include:
eu_ua_fta24: A data set of the outcome of a roll-call
vote in the European Union on extending the emergency free trade
agreement between the European Union and Ukraine. These data are useful
for teaching around character/string manipulation and simple data
summary around a simple case where states bordering Ukraine were often
in greater opposition to the measure for reasons implied by standard
arguments of who wants protection from foreign goods.chile88: A data set on voting intentions in a
plebiscite in Chile in 1988. This plebiscite concerned the future of the
military junta under Augusto Pinochet.Parvin73: A data set for replicating a 1973 analysis in
Journal of Conflict Resolution on the economic determinants of
political unrest. These data are useful for teaching statistics around
replication, and teaching what logarithmic transformations do in the
linear model.Mitchell68: A data set for replicating a 1968 analysis
in World Politics on the correlates of South Vietnamese control
of its territory during the Vietnam War. These data are useful for
teaching statistics around replication of a simple linear model.epl_odds: A data set on the odds of relegation and
winning the table for 2024-25 Premier League squads. These are useful
for communicating what odds are.country_isocodes: A data set on ISO country codes.
These are useful for doing some data subsetting operations (for my
students and myself).Updates include:
Additions include:
USFAHR: a data set on economic aid allocation by the
United States in assorted years. These data are useful for teaching
about linear models, censored/limited data, so-called “corner
solutions”, and potentially mixed effects models. It’s also useful for
an illustrative debate about how much the United States has ever
seriously considered human rights records in allocating foreign
aid.Updates include:
Additions include:
african_coups: a data set on the correlates of African
coups from 1960 to 1975 (1982). Useful for replication of an old debate,
and for pedagogical instruction about linear models (especially about
interactions).DCE12: a data set on domestic conflict events in 2012,
useful for teaching about regression of count data.DAPO: a data set on the determinants of public opinion
in seven Arab countries.EBJ: a data set on the economic benefits of
post-conflict justice institutions.states_war: a data set on state performance in
inter-state war.Updates include:
DJIA has more recent data and fixes an unfortunate gap
from 1985 to 1992.Additions include:
GHR04: a data set to replicate Ghobarah et al.’s (2004)
analysis on the correlates of comparative public health.Lipset59: a data set for assessing the relationship
between democracy and economic development, much like Lipset (1959)
famously did.scb_regions: a data set that can identify territorial
units with more intuitive names as given by the Central Bureau of
Statistics (“Statistiska centralbyrån”) in Sweden.Additions include:
PRDEG: a replication data set on property rights,
democracy, and economic growth.OODTPT: a replication data set on democracy and trade
policy.wbd_example: a simple panel data set of some World Bank
indicators, useful for explaining merge issues in panel data.eurostat_codes: a simple data set on Eurostat country
codes and country groupings.Updates include:
ODGI runs through 2022.turnips has new turnip prices. Also includes a “bug”
fix for me lazily forgetting it’s 2023 now. turnips now
also retired as an ongoing data collection project.coffee_imports is now a panel, based on the same
underlying data. It has both member and non-member data, though that
much may involve some light cleaning/recoding.thatcher_approval no longer has a year column, though
you could easily get that from the date column.LOTI is updated through 2022.The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. Additions include:
commodity_prices: a data set on World Bank commodity
prices data, which will also supplant the coffee_price and
sugar_price data.ESS10NO: a data set on whether Norwegians would vote to
join the European Union or not, cobbled from the European Social Survey,
and useful for illustrating survey designs.PPGE: a panel model on select rich countries that can
be used for quasi-replicating Garrett’s (1998) argument about how well
labor unions have stemmed globalization’s effect on slashing government
spending.Updates include:
ukg_eeri has more current data, and the value column
has been changed to numeric.pwt_sample now has Norway. Sorry for the original
oversight, Norway. We still cool?turnips has new turnips prices. I don’t know why I keep
doing this. Force of habit.The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. Additions include:
fakeHappiness: a (fake) data set to illustrate a
curvilinear effect. Application: the so-called U-shaped relationship
between age and happiness.inglehart03: a data set cobbled from Inglehart’s (2003)
“How Solid is Mass Support for Democracy—And How Can We Measure It?” in
PS: Political Science & Politics. These would include the
information as presented in the article itself as opposed to the
underlying (raw) data as one might get them in an earlier version of the
World/European Survey.sweden_counties: a data set on identifiers for the
counties of Sweden.Updates include:
turnips.pwt_sample.The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. Additions include:
SBCD: a data set on banking, currency, and debt
(restructuring) crises from 1970 to 2017.thatcher_approval: a data set on
satisfaction/dissatisfaction ratings of the government, the prime
minister, and the leader of the opposition during the entirety of
Margaret Thatcher’s tenure as prime minister.Updates include:
turnips.DJIA datasteves_clothes data.The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. Additions include:
voteincome: a data set on turnout and demographic data,
admittedly stolen from the Zelig project.Updates include:
clemson_temps.turnips.The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. Additions include:
wvs_usa_educat: a data set on how World Values Survey
codes education categories for the United States across waves of its
data set.wvs_usa_regions: a data set on how World Values Survey
codes region categories for the United States across waves of its data
set.Updates include:
turnips.af_crime93.so2concentrationssugar_price.clemson_temps.coffee_imports and
coffee_price.The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. These include:
anes_partytherms: a data frame on thermometer ratings
for the Democratic party, Republican party, and thermometer indices of
both in the ANES (1978-2012)turnips: a data frame on turnip prices in Animal
Crossing. This will be here, likely, as long as I can commit to doing
this.Examples may have been updated for greater clarity, especially as
this release comes with an accompanying site generated by
{pkgdown}. The vignette has been updated as well to account
for this.
The release of this package was accelerated by a note from Brian
Ripley that R users should anticipate decreased support for direct links
by FTP in their preferred web browsers. Accordingly, these links should
be changed or scrubbed. This concerned the co2emissions
data and documentation. I removed those FTP links. There were no http://
or https:// corollaries. However, the bibliography is still sufficiently
informative.
The newest release adds a few variables to
election_turnout (with the idea of ultimately phasing out
this data set). More importantly, CRAN flagged this as a package with
unnecessarily large “LazyData” data sets. It makes the change implored
by Brian Ripley in the DESCRIPTION file.
The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. These include:
af_crime93: a data frame on crime for 50 states (+ DC)
from around 1993. The data feature a known case of
heteroskedasticity.anes_vote84: a data frame on individual-level voter
turnout in the 1984 general election. Data come from the 1984
time-series of the American National election Studies.eight_schools: a data frame on the effect of special
SAT coaching programs in the famous “eight schools” that we all get when
learning Bayesian stuff.min_wage: a data frame on federal minimum wage rates
since 1938.Updates include:
wkrstat variable to gss_wages.Presidents because Trump’s tenure is
mercifully over.The newest release will have some new and updated data sets. These include:
fakeAPI: a data frame on academic performance for
10,000 schools in a hypothetical territorial unit. Note: data are fake,
but useful for survey-type analyses.nesarc_drinkspd: a data frame on the self-reported
drink habits of Americans from a survey in 2001-2002.SCP16: a data frame of observations about the South
Carolina party primaries from 2016.ukg_eeri: a data frame on real effective exchange rates
for the United Kingdom from 1990 to the most recent year.usa_migration: a data frame on inbound/outbound
migration patterns for the United States from 1990 to 2017.usa_tradegdp: a data frame on yearly trade and GDP in
the United States from 1790 to 2018.wvs_usa_abortion: a data frame on opinions about
abortion across six waves of the World Values Survey in the United
States.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.