ICE Meta Data: An Explication of the Indicators and Coding Criteria for the Inventory of Conflict and Environment Case Studies
This data relates to the paper, "National Policy Interests and Opportunities
for Multilateral Agreement on Key Trade and Environment Issues", James
R. Lee, February 28, 2002, Paper prepared for the ISA Conference, Portland,
Oregon
This table below provides correspondance for explaining the data found in the TED case study data. Besides the basic information in the case studies, the data set is augmented by the inclusion of ancillary and other related variables that may be of interest in further research.
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| Var Num | Variable | Operationalization | Dimension | Range |
| A | Number | ID case number | Interval | 1-649 |
| B | Case | Unique mnemonic | Nominal | Open |
| C | Time | Ancient, Middle or Modern Cases | Ordinal | 1-3 |
| D | Trigger | Event that set conflict sturctures in motion | Nominal | Open |
| E | Continent | Land Masses and Oceans | Nominal | Delimited list |
| F | Region | North, South, East, West, and special (Amazon) | Nominal | Delimited list |
| G | Country | Modern or historic name | Nominal | Delimited list |
| H | Habitat | By Climactic types | Nominal | Delimited list |
| I | Conflict Type | International versus Domestic | Binomial | Derived data |
| J | Environmental Link | All environmental problem types | Nominal | Delimited list |
| K | Scope | Geographical range of interest | Ordinal | Local toGlobal |
| L | Outcome | Nominal | Delimited list | |
| M | Level | High, medium or low | Ordinal | Derived data |
| N | Fatality | Number of civiliana nd military directly dead | Interval | Collected from secondary sources |
| O |
Start Date |
Begin Year |
Interval | Year |
| P | End Date | End Year | Interval | Year |
| Q | Duration | Difference between start nd end years |
Interval |
Year |
| R | Hyperlink | Web Address | Location | HTTP |