CEO @ LawLibrary.AI | researcher @ Univ. of Oslo | political economist & data scientist | international law and courts | EU politics | PhD/MA @ Emory | BBA (CBHP) @ UT/McCombs | fmr WashU, Univ. of Geneva
Josh Fjelstul
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And you can compare pre-match scoreline probabilities to the actual result to see how surprising the outcome was.
For every match, there’s an interactive visualization to compare the teams’ Elo scores.
You can download the entire database for free for non-commercial use. Or subscribe to ask questions in plain English, build custom data tables, and explore data-backed AI-generated narratives for all tournaments, countries, and matches.
Announcing WorldCups.ai — the most comprehensive database on the World Cup. 27 datasets. 31 tournaments. 1,312 matches. 10,912 players. Every goal, card, substitution, and penalty kick from every men's and women's tournament since 1930.
I’m excited to share my new ROIO article on voting at the UN. Building on data by @erikvoeten.bsky.social and others, we’ve created the first complete database of all UN votes and decisions. We show that using more complete roll-call data can really matter. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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Existing United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) voting databases provide excellent coverage of UNGA voting on resolutions adopted by roll-call vote. These databases, however, have known limitations: T...
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The Junior Law and Politics research community and seminar series is a vibrant network of junior researchers (graduate students, post-docs, assistant professors, other non-tenured faculty) in the fiel...
