Original records & scholarship
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A1 · Goldstone 2001 Toward a Fourth Generation of Revolutionary Theory
Academic synthesis
Conditions interact; this is not an additive revolution formula.
Open original source ↗A2 · Skocpol 1979 States and Social Revolutions
Academic book
State crisis and social revolution; historical scope matters.
Open original source ↗A3 · Gurr Why Men Rebel
Academic book
Relative deprivation concerns perceived expectations and capabilities, not national poverty alone. Access note: this primary-source destination restricted the automated link check; its availability may depend on browser or institutional access. The curated case evidence is included in the game.
Open original source ↗A4 · McCarthy and Zald 1977 Resource Mobilization and Social Movements
Original research
Access note: this primary-source destination restricted the automated link check; its availability may depend on browser or institutional access. The curated case evidence is included in the game.
Open original source ↗A5 · Kuran 1991 Now Out of Never
Original research
A sudden crowd alone cannot demonstrate preference falsification.
Open original source ↗A6 · Bellin 2012 Reconsidering the Robustness of Authoritarianism
Original research
Access note: this primary-source destination restricted the automated link check; its availability may depend on browser or institutional access. The curated case evidence is included in the game.
Open original source ↗A7 · Beck et al 2022 On Revolutions
Academic book
Use the uploaded book for assigned reading, especially chapters 1, 2, 4 and 5.
Open original source ↗A8 · Chenoweth and Stephan Why Civil Resistance Works and 2026 corrections
Academic book and corrections
This quest does not reproduce historical campaign-success percentages or a 3.5% victory rule.
Open original source ↗T1 · IMF Tunisia 2012 Article IV Consultation
Retrospective institutional analysis
2010 INS figures reproduced in the 2012 IMF source vintage: 13.0% overall and 29.4% among the youth labor force aged 15-24. Official PDF fallback: https://www.imf.org/-/media/websites/imf/imported/external/pubs/ft/scr/2012/_cr12255pdf.pdf
Open original source ↗T2 · IUF UGTT takes strike action in support of Tunisia protests 14 January 2011
Contemporaneous union report
Interested participant; a report of action does not estimate its independent effect.
Open original source ↗T3 · Grewal How Disinformation Fueled the Tunisian Revolution 12 January 2024
Retrospective scholar analysis
Distinguishes rumored order refusal from conduct and beliefs about conduct.
Open original source ↗T4 · Grewal Tunisia Shirking in the Revolution 2023
Original regional research
Publisher chapter abstract may require institutional access. T3 provides the author's accessible summary of the disputed refusal claim; it is not a substitute for the full chapter.
Open original source ↗T5 · CRS Political Transition in Tunisia 2 February 2011
Institutional research hosted in a CRS archive
Open original source ↗T6 · Venice Commission Tunisia constitution adopted 26 January 2014
Institutional record
Open original source ↗T7 · Nobel Committee National Dialogue Quartet 2015 announcement
Retrospective institutional statement
Commemorative recognition is not causal identification.
Open original source ↗T8 · Library of Congress Tunisia New Constitution Consolidates Presidential Powers 23 August 2022
Retrospective legal account
Open original source ↗E1 · ITUC Egypt Supports Strikes and Protests 9 February 2011
Contemporaneous union report
Reports strikes in multiple sectors; explicitly says maritime traffic was not affected.
Open original source ↗E2 · CRS Egypt The January 25 Revolution and Implications for US Foreign Policy 11 February 2011
Institutional research hosted in a CRS archive
FY2010 aid is historical; report release is after the initial case boundary.
Open original source ↗E3 · Egypt State Information Service Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Government retrospective record
Government retrospective record. If the page is unavailable, E2/E5 provide bounded contemporaneous institutional reporting; do not treat government framing as an independent democracy rating.
Open original source ↗E4 · Carter Center Egypt Presidential Election Final Report 2012
Election observation report
Official replacement for the retired PDF URL. Report dated 21 December 2012; a limited witnessing mission, not unrestricted observation or blanket certification.
Open original source ↗E5 · CRS Egypt in Crisis 12 September 2013
Institutional research hosted in a CRS archive
Open original source ↗E6 · CRS Egypt Background and US Relations historical account
Retrospective institutional research
Historical 2014 account only. Automated access can be restricted. E5 supplies the 2013 removal sequence; E7 supplies historical 2014 appointment rules.
Open original source ↗B1 · OSCE ODIHR Belarus protests 10 August 2020
Contemporaneous observation statement
ODIHR did not observe the election because it received no timely invitation.
Open original source ↗B2 · Council of EU Belarus inauguration declaration 24 September 2020
Contemporaneous institutional position
EU judgment of legitimacy and evidence of continuing officeholding are different claims.
Open original source ↗B3 · UN High Commissioner Belarus statement 4 December 2020
Contemporaneous UN statement
UN statement: more than 27,000 people reportedly arrested since 9 August. Not a count of people still detained, nor a verified measure of every arrest.
Open original source ↗L1 · UN Geneva briefing Sri Lanka 5 April 2022
Contemporaneous UN briefing
Open original source ↗L2 · Central Bank Sri Lanka Inflation in June 2022 CCPI 30 June 2022
Official economic release
Colombo CPI headline year-on-year inflation, base 2013=100. May 39.1%, June 54.6%. Access note: this primary-source destination restricted the automated link check; its availability may depend on browser or institutional access. The curated case evidence is included in the game.
Open original source ↗L3 · Parliament Sri Lanka sitting 16 July 2022 resignation effective 14 July
Parliamentary record
Parliament's unedited sitting summary points to Hansard for the official record; resignation effective 14 July, summary dated 16 July.
Open original source ↗L4 · Parliament Sri Lanka presidential election 20 July 2022
Parliamentary record
Unedited account directs readers to Hansard. 219 valid MP ballots, not national popular votes.
Open original source ↗L5 · Council of EU Sri Lanka declaration 22 July 2022
Contemporaneous institutional statement
Open original source ↗D1 · IES Organizing Instruction and Study to Improve Student Learning
Learning research practice guide
Supports instructional design choices; does not validate this game or its target timing.
Open original source ↗T9 · Grewal A Quiet Revolution The Tunisian Military After Ben Ali 24 February 2016
Original regional research
Retrospective institutional account drawing on interviews; its 2016 expectations are not permanent outcome labels.
Open original source ↗T10 · Carter Center Tunisia Election Observation Mission Report excerpt 28 December 2015
Retrospective election observation report
Reports on implemented 2014 legislative and presidential elections. Genuine choice and orderly polling coexist with legal and administrative weaknesses.
Open original source ↗T11 · CRS Political Transition in Tunisia 11 August 2015
Retrospective institutional research
Describes the negotiated technocratic transition and acceptance of 2014 results; archival host reproduces CRS, not the original publisher.
Open original source ↗E7 · Egypt Constitution historical 2014 text Article 234
Primary legal text in translation
Historical 2014 version, not the amended 2019 text. SCAF approval for appointment of the defense minister, specified for two full presidential terms from entry into effect. A formal rule does not prove every actual decision.
Open original source ↗B4 · OSCE Moscow Mechanism rapporteur report on Belarus 5 November 2020
Independent fact-finding report
Wolfgang Benedek, cover dated 29 October, presented 5 November. Printed pages 33-34 discuss factory strikes, dismissal threats and detained strike leaders. Remote interviews/submissions; Belarus declined participation.
Open original source ↗L6 · UN Resident Coordinator interview on Sri Lankan crisis 17 May 2022
Contemporaneous institutional interview
Hanaa Singer-Hamdy interviewed 13 May, published 17 May. Describes participating organizations and functioning technical ministries from the UN's position; not a causal estimate.
Open original source ↗Created by Yoav Duman · Edition 2.0.0 · Publication package, 30 October 2026