Data from: The impact of aid sanctions on maternal and child mortality, 1990–2019: A panel analysis
Data files
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Aid_Sanctions_Dataset_LANGLH-D-23-01834.csv
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README.md
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Abstract
To build this dataset, we searched four established sanctions databases – HSE/HSEO Database, the Threat and Imposition of Economic Sanctions (TIES) database, The Targeted Sanctions Consortium (TSC) database, and the EUSANCT database – for evidence of an aid sanction and extracted the identity of the sanctioning and sanctioned countries, the year imposed, and the year lifted (if not on-going) for each sanction case. We checked for additional aid sanctions not captured in these four databases by searching for cases imposed by the European Union and the United States in the online content of the European Parliament and US Department of State, respectively. For other individual nations and regional bodies imposing aid sanctions, we screened online search engines to gather information about these cases and then confirmed the information with official government documents such as policy orders on government websites. To ensure consistency and reliability, three additional co-authors reviewed the aid sanctions dataset independently.
https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.b2rbnzsqd
Description of the data and replication files
To build this dataset, we searched four established sanctions databases – HSE/HSEO Database, the Threat and Imposition of Economic Sanctions (TIES) database, The Targeted Sanctions Consortium (TSC) database, and the EUSANCT database – for evidence of an aid sanction and extracted the identity of the sanctioning (Sanctioning state) and sanctioned countries (Sanctioned state), the year imposed (Begin), and the year lifted (End) (if not on-going) for each sanction case. We checked for additional aid sanctions not captured in these four databases by searching for cases imposed by the European Union and the United States in the online content of the European Parliament and US Department of State, respectively. For other individual nations and regional bodies imposing aid sanctions, we screened online search engines to gather information about these cases and then confirmed the information with official government documents such as policy orders on government websites. To ensure consistency and reliability, three additional co-authors reviewed the aid sanctions dataset independently.
We include the replication package for other researchers. Please cite this study when using our replication files for other work.
All files included in this replication package and datasets comply with CC0 license waiver.
To run the associated code, you will need to make a direct request for the Global Sanctions Database by emailing - GSDB@drexel.edu
The replication files require the user to request the Global Sanctions Database directly from the Global Sanctions Database team, which can be obtained by emailing - GSDB@drexel.edu
