The world religion dataset, 1945-2010: logic, estimates, and trends

This study introduces a new dataset on world religions. The World. - Religion Project consists of (a) a systematically developed classification. - of major world religions and religious families within major. - world religions, which enabled (b) the collection of data on the distribution. - of the p...

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Auteur principal: Ma'oz, Zeev (Auteur)
Collaborateurs: Henderson, Errol Anthony (Autre)
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Langue:Anglais
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Publié: Taylor & Francis 2013
Dans: International interactions
Année: 2013, Volume: 39, Numéro: 3, Pages: 265-291
Sujets non-standardisés:B Coopération internationale
B Religion
B Répartition démographique
B Terre
B Conflit international
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Résumé:This study introduces a new dataset on world religions. The World. - Religion Project consists of (a) a systematically developed classification. - of major world religions and religious families within major. - world religions, which enabled (b) the collection of data on the distribution. - of the population of all states in the international system. - across these religious categories, over the period of 1945-2010, and. - (c) a set of methods to reconcile among conflicting data from multiple. - sources, to deal with missing data, and to integrate multiple. - figures for a given observation. In the present study we discuss the. - significance of the World Religion Project, its internal logic and the. - development of the religion tree system of classification, and the. - data collection and data management process. We then provide a. - number of descriptive statistics about national, dyadic, regional,. - and global distributions of world religions, as well as some preliminary. - relationships between the religious similarity of states and. - their regime type, alliance patterns, and propensity to conflict.. - We discuss the potential contribution of this dataset to the study. - of the relationship between religion and international conflict and. - cooperation. (International Interactions (London)/ FUB)
ISSN:0305-0629
Contient:In: International interactions