Conflict Analysis and Resolution

One of the world’s oldest and largest social and behavioral science data archives, ICPSR contains many studies that are of use for research and instruction. Contact the Libraries' Data & Digital Scholarship Services for help.

Quantitative datasets on topics within international relations including trade, territorial change, intergovernmental organizations and diplomatic exchange, religion, alliances, militarization, colonialism, and conflict. Event dates range by dataset.

Provides datasets and summaries on 470 international crises, 1,036 crisis actors, and 35 protracted conflict from 1918 through 2013 with data points on type of violence, global involvement, system-level, conflict name, triggers, start/end dates, and outcomes of the event. Datasets are available from the system-level and the actor-level and can be downloaded for analysis.

Database uses comprehensive, open-source intelligence through multimedia data aggregators to identify reports of potential terrorist incidents. Data acquisition begins with using open-source technology tools developed in Python atop a Linux platform for text analysis, predictive modeling, and feature extraction. GTTAC applies ontologies for terrorist incidents, perpetrators, tactics for attack, weapon use, and the targeting of victims and facilities

Search suicide attacks from 1974 through June 2019. Continually updated data includes information about the target, weapon, demographic and biographical information of suicide attackers, and location of the attack. Download data as .csv files for analysis.

Contains a compilation of downloadable data, currently from 1968 through 2009, providing comprehensive information on international and domestic terrorism. Defines and categorizes terrorist attacks. Display results as a list, or on a pie chart or chronological chart. Note: Coverage of domestic terrorism incidents begins with 1998.