Posted: 15 July 2020| Region: Asia Pacific | Category: Analysis
Authors: Adam Miller; Danyal Kamal; Ashik KC
Supplemental data add more than 1,100 events to ACLED’s Nepal dataset for 2017-2020. In this infographic, Research Analyst Adam Miller, South Asia Research Manager Danyal Kamal, and South Asia Assistant Research Manager Ashik KC review the new data.
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Adam Miller is a former Research Analyst at ACLED. He holds a BA in Political Science from Allegheny College and an MA in International Relations from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University. Adam's research focuses on the effectiveness of peacekeeping operations in civil wars, cooperative security organizations, and US foreign policy.
Danyal Kamal is a Methodology Coordinator at ACLED and has been with the organization since November 2015, originally hired as a South Asia researcher. He currently leads the quality assurance team and coordinates data review training across all regions. Danyal holds a BA in General Management from Michigan State University. Danyal has over 10 years of experience working with different non-profit/non-government organizations and has research experience in the fields of governance, radicalization and minority rights in Pakistan.
Ashik KC is a Methodology Coordinator at ACLED and has been with the organization since October 2018, originally hired as a Pakistan researcher. As part of the Methodology team, he currently oversees application of actors, categorization of actors and several methodology projects to enhance ACLED's data usage in analysis. Ashik holds a PhD in Political Science from University of Warsaw, and an MA in Peace and Conflict Research from Uppsala University. Ashik has over ten years of combined experience of desk and field research in violent political and ethnic conflicts in Nepal, South Asia, South Caucasus, Ukraine and Moldova. His research interests include ethno-territorial conflicts and the role of regional organizations in conflict resolution.
Regions: Asia Pacific
