Is it possible to predict a revolution?

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Or a military coup or other large-scale crisis in Asia, Africa, Latin America or any other country in the world? This question worries not only professional politicians, but, first and foremost, financiers and economists dealing with high-yield but risky assets around the world. The risk/return balance is a key characteristic for making investment decisions. In this article, Anton Dozhdikov, Ph.D. in political science, a historian and data analyst talks about the possibility of predicting a crisis political event based on historical data from past periods.

Or a military coup or other large-scale crisis in Asia, Africa, Latin America or any other country in the world? This question worries not only professional politicians, but, first and foremost, financiers and economists dealing with high-yield but risky assets around the world. The risk/return balance is a key characteristic for making investment decisions. In this article, Anton Dozhdikov, Ph.D. in political science, a historian and data analyst talks about the possibility of predicting a crisis political event based on historical data from past periods.

Journal:  PLUS №11-12 (319-320), 2024

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