Diplomatic Ambiguity and Reactive Governance: Network Evidence from the Non-Intervention Committee (1938)

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Authors: PABLO ROSSER, Seila Soler
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Abstract

This repository contains the full reproducibility package for the article: “Diplomatic Ambiguity and Reactive Governance: Network Evidence from the Non-Intervention Committee (1938)” The dataset and scripts allow complete replication of all quantitative results reported in the study, including: Figures 1–6 Tables 1–5 The package implements a multilevel network methodology distinguishing between: Network A: real interpersonal diplomatic interactions Network B: person–institution relations Network C: documentary network derived from archival sources The analytical pipeline includes: Controlled weighted projections Centrality and mediation metrics Monthly temporal network dynamics Cumulative network growth analysis Event-based structural change detection Network analysis of documentary contradictions All scripts are written in Python and rely exclusively on open-source libraries.Only the minimal datasets required to reproduce the published results are included, ensuring transparency while respecting data parsimony. This repository is intended to support: Scientific reproducibility Methodological transparency Open science practices in historical and political network analysis The package is fully documented through an internal README file that provides step-by-step instructions for reproducing each figure and table.

Fields of Study & Subjects

History and International Relations International Relations and Foreign Policy Digital Humanities and Scholarship

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
16 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset