Strategic Developments in the ACLED Dataset
Overview of 'strategic developments' in ACLED dataset and their role in conflict analysis.
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Political instability patterns are obscured by conflict dataset scope conditions, sources, and coding choices | Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Conflict datasets vary in conflict definitions and information sources, impacting analysis of political violence.
An Agenda for Addressing Bias in Conflict Data | Scientific Data
Addressing bias in conflict data through open discussions on data responsibilities.
How is sexual violence coded in ACLED data?
Overview of how sexual violence is coded in ACLED data and its criteria.
United States: Scope and coverage in ACLED data
ACLED systematically collects data on political violence and demonstrations in the US, excluding criminal motives.
ACLED’s methodology on Ukraine
A guide to ACLED’s Ukraine methodology on actors, sources, event types, and reporting on fatalities
United States: Coding decisions on actors and unique events
A guide on coding US political violence and events with ACLED's methodology.
How Is Violence Against Local Government Officials and Administrators Captured in ACLED Data?
Explains how violence against local government officials is documented in ACLED data.
Update: Addition of Tag Covering Violence Against Local Officials
Local government officials face violence from various actors, tracked by ACLED from January 2018.
Gendered Actors
Detailed explanation of ACLED's gender-focused data coverage and the types of events included.