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Replication Data for: What can Depolarize the Polarizers? Affective Polarization for Party Activists Before and After Elections
No full textAlthough affective polarization threatens democracies, little is known about how to reduce it among one of polarization’s main agents: party activists. The challenge stems from the difficulty of studying activists longitudinally and in a real-world setting. To address these issues, we study whether contact between activists acting as party delegates in the precincts on election day reduces polarization, compared to activists who have other election day responsibilities. We leverage a pre-registered study of party activists in a European democracy using a difference-in-differences framework. We employ an 8,300-response three-wave panel of members of a new party, collected immediately before and after the 2020 Romanian general elections. We demonstrate that party activists are affectively polarized and are mostly polarized against the out-party elites and out-party itself. Although election-day contact with out-party peers does not substantially and robustly reduce partisan animus, all activists depolarize immediately after elections and effects persist two months later
Structure, Topology and Predicted Properties for Stone-Wales graphene
No full textThe dataset has been published alongside our article "Topological Regulations of Stone-Wales Graphene" available at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.carbon.2024.119163
> 400+ Allotropes from Global Optimization
> metric parameters, topological parameters
> thermodynamic, electronic, and elastic properties from DFT calculations
The structure and property database for the predicted SW-graphene’s is provided in the CSV format (which can be opened with Excel, Python PANDAS, etc.). The crystal structures are provided in the CIF column in the database table
Replication Data for: From Protest to Child-Rearing: How Movement Politics Shape Socialization Priorities
No full textClassic political behavior studies assert that childhood socialization can contribute to later political orientations. But, as adults consider how to introduce children to politics, what shapes their decisions? We argue socialization is itself political with adults changing their socialization priorities in response to salient political events including social movements. Using Black Lives Matter protests and race socialization as a case, we show the summer 2020 information environment coupled movement-consistent concepts of race with child-rearing guidance. A survey of White parents after the summer activism suggests that many—but especially Democrats and those near peaceful protest epicenters—prioritized new forms of race socialization. Further, nearly two years after the protests' height, priming Black Lives Matter changes support for race-related curricular materials among White Americans. Our work casts political socialization in a new light, reviving an old literature, and has implications for when today's children become tomorrow's voters
DEL Panel 2022
No full textContains data from DEL Panel (2022) from Germany, Great Britain, France, and the United State
Code for Analysis: Gomez et al. (In Preparation)
No full textScripts for signal processing and analysis
2021 daily runs Jan-Jun
No full textDaily runs from January 1 2021 through June 30 2021. Details in read-me.tx
Replication Data for: Shareholder-Creditor Conflict and the Resolution of Financial Distress
No full textThe package includes a STATA do file that generates the tables and figures in the article titled "Shareholder-Creditor Conflict and the Resolution of Financial Distress". Due to data copyright restrictions, we provide a random sample of the merged dataset with pseudo firm identifiers to facilitate the understanding of the code's structure, in accordance with the code-sharing policy of the RCFS
Replication Data for: The Delegation of Discretionary Power in International Agreements: New Comparative Evidence from ASEAN
No full textThis repository contains all the replication codes and dataset for
"The Delegation of Discretionary Power in International Agreements: New Comparative Evidence from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
A comprehensive list of all Nobel Prizes awarded since 1901
No full textA comprehensive list of all Nobel Prizes awarded since 1901
Replication Data for: Predictors of Delayed Initiation of Breast Milk and Exclusive Breastfeeding in Ethiopia: A Multi-level Mixed-effect Analysis
No full textBackground: Despite the well-established benefits of early initiation of breastfeeding and exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months to promote optimal neonatal and child health, evidence indicates that in Ethiopia, a significant number of newborns initiate breastfeeding late, do not adhere to exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) for the recommended duration, and instead are fed with bottles.
Objective: To determine the proportion of delayed initiation of breast milk, exclusive breastfeeding, and its individual and community-level predictors among mothers in Ethiopia.
Methods: A secondary data analysis was done using the 2019 Ethiopian Mini Demographic Health Survey data. We examined a weighted sample of 2,012 children born within the past 24 months and 623 children aged 0-5 months at the time of the survey. The data analysis was done using STATA version 15. To understand the variation in delayed initiation and exclusive breastfeeding, statistical measures such as the Intraclass correlation coefficient, median odds ratio, and proportional change in variance were calculated. We employed a multilevel mixed-effects logistic regression model to identify predictors for each outcome variable. Statistical significance was determined with a p-value < 0.05.
Results: The proportion of delayed initiation of breast milk and exclusive breastfeeding were 24.56 and 84.5%, respectively. Women aged 34-49 years old (AOR = 0.33: 95% CI; 0.15 - 0.72), having a television in the house (AOR = 0.74: 95%CI; 0.33 - 0.97), delivered by cesarean section (AOR = 3.83: 95% CI; 1.57 - 9.32), and resided in the Afar regional state (AOR = 1.43: 95%CI; 1.03 - 12.7) were significantly associated with delayed initiation of breast milk. On the other hand, attended primary education (AOR = 0.67: 95%CI; 0.35 – 0.99), secondary education (AOR = 0.34: 95%CI; 0.19 – 0.53), women whose household headed by male (AOR = 0.68; 95% CI; 0.34 - 0.97), and rural residents (AOR = 1.98: 95%CI; 1.09 - 3.43) were significantly associated with exclusive breastfeeding practice.
Conclusion: Health promotion efforts that encourage timely initation of breast milk and promote EBF, focused on young mothers, those who gave birth through cesarean section, and those residing in urban and the Afar regional state. Furthermore, government health policymakers and relevant stakeholders should consider these identified predictors when revising existing strategies or formulating new policies