National Security and Defence Documents Dataset (1987-2024)
This dataset consists of 575 national security and defence documents from 113 countries, covering the period from 1987 to 2024. It includes national security strategies, defence white papers, and other top-level security documents, all available as machine-readable PDFs. Non-English texts are accomp...
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| description | This dataset consists of 575 national security and defence documents from 113 countries, covering the period from 1987 to 2024. It includes national security strategies, defence white papers, and other top-level security documents, all available as machine-readable PDFs. Non-English texts are accompanied by translations. The corpus is complemented by metadata providing context for each document and country, including variables such as UN region, regime type, and economic data. This collection enables comparative analysis, trend identification, and research across security studies, international relations, and related fields. The corpus serves as a resource for researchers, policymakers, civil society, and educational purposes, offering a compilation of global security priorities spanning nearly four decades. Additionally, the team provides code for reproducing their computational text analysis, allowing other researchers to replicate and build upon their work. |
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| subjects | Automated content analysis of policy documents Border security Climate security Comparative security analysis Cybersecurity policy Defence policy documents Defence policy evolution Defence white paper Developing world defence strategies Economic security Emerging security threats Energy security Environmental security Geopolitical risk assessment Global security documents Global South security perspectives Human security International security International security trends Longitudinal security policy analysis Maritime security Militarization trends Military policy National security strategies NATO expansion Natural language processing in security studies Nuclear proliferation policy Peacekeeping operations Post-Cold War security Securitization theory Security governance Security policy documents Security sector reform Security threat perception Social studies::International Relations Space security Strategic defence planning Terrorism and counterterrorism strategies Transnational security challenges |
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