Automated Author ProfileAidt, Toke S
Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge
Aidt, Toke S
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S-Index Interpretation
The S-Index (Sharing Index) is a comprehensive metric that represents the cumulative impact of all your datasets. It is calculated as the sum of Dataset Index scores across all your claimed datasets.
What it means:
- A higher S-index indicates greater overall impact of your datasets relative to typical datasets in their fields of research
- The S-Index grows as you add more datasets or as existing datasets gain more citations and mentions
- It provides a single number to track your research data impact over time
Current S-Index: 10.0 (sum of 5 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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Thedataset and the associated computer code replicate the results reported in thepaper “WHAT MOTIVATES AN OLIGARCHIC ELITE TO DEMOCRATIZE? EVIDENCE FROM THEROLL CALL VOTE ON THE GREAT REFORM ACT OF 1832”. The goal of the project is tounderstand the origins of democracy in general and the motivation behind theGreat Reform Act of 1832 in particular. The data are used to study the rollcall vote on March 22 1831.
Authors
- Aidt, Toke S ;
- FRANCK, RAPHAËL
Thedataset and the associated computer code replicate the results reported in thepaper “WHAT MOTIVATES AN OLIGARCHIC ELITE TO DEMOCRATIZE? EVIDENCE FROM THEROLL CALL VOTE ON THE GREAT REFORM ACT OF 1832”. The goal of the project is tounderstand the origins of democracy in general and the motivation behind theGreat Reform Act of 1832 in particular. The data are used to study the rollcall vote on March 22 1831.
Authors
- Aidt, Toke S ;
- FRANCK, RAPHAËL
Thedataset and the associated computer code replicate the results reported in thepaper “WHAT MOTIVATES AN OLIGARCHIC ELITE TO DEMOCRATIZE? EVIDENCE FROM THEROLL CALL VOTE ON THE GREAT REFORM ACT OF 1832”. The goal of the project is tounderstand the origins of democracy in general and the motivation behind theGreat Reform Act of 1832 in particular. The data are used to study the rollcall vote on March 22 1831.
Authors
- Aidt, Toke S ;
- FRANCK, RAPHAËL
The dataset and the associated computer code replicate the results reported in the paper “WHAT MOTIVATES AN OLIGARCHIC ELITE TO DEMOCRATIZE? EVIDENCE FROM THE ROLL CALL VOTE ON THE GREAT REFORM ACT OF 1832”. The goal of the project is to understand the origins of democracy in general and the motivation behind the Great Reform Act of 1832 in particular. The data are used to study the roll call vote on March 22 1831.
Authors
- Aidt, Toke S ;
- FRANCK, RAPHAËL
The dataset and the associated computer code replicate the results reported in the paper “WHAT MOTIVATES AN OLIGARCHIC ELITE TO DEMOCRATIZE? EVIDENCE FROM THE ROLL CALL VOTE ON THE GREAT REFORM ACT OF 1832”. The goal of the project is to understand the origins of democracy in general and the motivation behind the Great Reform Act of 1832 in particular. The data are used to study the roll call vote on March 22 1831.
Authors
- Aidt, Toke S ;
- FRANCK , RAPHAËL