AOC: Collaborative Research: The Dissent/Repression Nexus in the Middle East

AOC：合作研究：中东的异议/镇压关系

• 批准号: 0527564
• 负责人: Philip Schrodt
• 金额: $ 17.4万
• 依托单位: University of Kansas Center for Research Inc
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2005
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2005-10-01 至 2008-09-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0527564&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: AOC; Collaborative; Research; Dissent; Repression

Collaborative ProposalsSBE-0527631 Jenkins, J. CraigKatherine MeyerOhio State UniversitySBE-0527564Philip SchrodtDeborah GernerUniversity of KansasSBE-0527498Christian DavenportJillian SchwedlerUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSBE-0527339Mary Ann TetreaultTrinity UniversityThis project will complete a program of research on the interaction between dissent and repression in the Middle East to advance understanding of the prospects for democratization and globalization in the region. The research will analyze the processes through which the interaction of dissent and repression impact large-scale social transformations associated with democratization and globalization. The research team is multidisciplinary, advancing knowledge at the convergence of the disciplines of sociology, political science, and international relations. The PIs will develop research models that include dynamic and interactive processes in sociopolitical systems affected by extensive and often violent dissent and repression. While focusing on the Middle East, the project creates a general model that is applicable to other regions of the world. Methodologically, the project jointly analyzes qualitative and quantitative data to demonstrate how dynamic models deal with major social transformations across time and space. Data catalogs will be compiled on five Middle Eastern countries--Egypt, Israel/Palestine, Jordan, Kuwait and Turkey--using already constructed data from the World Handbook IV and new data from Agence France Preesse, the world's second largest international newswire service. The later provides detailed identities of actors and targets and map these events to specific locales.Broader Impacts. This project will advance our understanding of the transformative changes associated with democratization and globalization in a strategic region of the world that has major implications for world order and development. It will provide a model for multi-method interdisciplinary social science research and provide important insights into prospects for democratization and globalization in the Middle East. The PIs will also create a database that integrates qualitative and quantitative data that will allow for the analysis of dynamic models of social transformation across time and space.

合作提案Jenkins， J. CraigKatherine meyer俄亥俄州立大学philip SchrodtDeborah gerner堪萨斯大学christian DavenportJillian schwedler马里兰大学帕克学院mary Ann tetreault三一大学该项目将完成一个关于中东异议与镇压之间相互作用的研究项目，以促进对该地区民主化和全球化前景的理解。该研究将分析通过不同意见和镇压的相互作用影响与民主化和全球化相关的大规模社会变革的过程。该研究团队是多学科的，在社会学、政治学和国际关系学科的融合中推进知识。pi将开发研究模型，包括受广泛且经常是暴力异议和镇压影响的社会政治系统中的动态和互动过程。该项目以中东为重点，创建了一个适用于世界其他地区的通用模式。在方法上，该项目联合分析定性和定量数据，以展示动态模型如何处理跨时间和空间的重大社会变革。数据目录将针对五个中东国家——埃及、以色列/巴勒斯坦、约旦、科威特和土耳其——使用《世界手册IV》中已经构建的数据和世界第二大国际新闻通讯社法新社的新数据编制。后者提供参与者和目标的详细身份，并将这些事件映射到特定的区域。更广泛的影响。这个项目将增进我们对世界战略区域内与民主化和全球化有关的变革的理解，这些变革对世界秩序和发展具有重大影响。它将为多方法跨学科的社会科学研究提供一个模型，并为中东民主化和全球化的前景提供重要的见解。pi还将创建一个整合定性和定量数据的数据库，以便分析跨越时间和空间的社会转型的动态模型。