Which protests count? Coverage bias in Middle East event datasets

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@JonathanWyrtzen @abuaardvark @DrJSchwedler @ChantalBerman @aaanders5 @necsi @yaneerbaryam @ACLEDINFO and @StraussCenter are doing their best to cover recent protests in the region, but @KBClarke pointed out to some biases. https://t.co/VeLUxezpiG

18 Mar 2022

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Geht es um Protest-Datenbanken, z. B. ACLED, ist dieser Artikel hilfreich sich den möglichen Bias einer solchen Sammlung ins Gedächtnis zu rufen. Hier: https://t.co/pAJxQCxpKq #Sudan

30 Oct 2021

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RT @ccasGU: Check out this new paper by Prof. @kbclarke on coverage biases in MENA protest datasets.

11 Sep 2021

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RT @ccasGU: Check out this new paper by Prof. @kbclarke on coverage biases in MENA protest datasets.

11 Sep 2021

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