The Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP) has recorded ongoing violent conflicts since the 1970s. The data provided is one of the most accurate and well-used data-sources on global armed conflicts and its definition of armed conflict is becoming a standard in how conflicts are systematically defined and studied.
About UCDP
Managing Intrastate Low-intensity Conflict (MILC) dataset, v. 1.0, 1993-2004
Content: an event-dataset that covers all measures taken by third parties in low-intensity intrastate dyad-years in the time period 1993-2004. The dataset includes information on e.g. the date of each event, name of third party/-ies, total number of third parties, type of measure, the topic of talks etc.
Original citation for the data: Melander, Erik, Möller, Frida and Öberg, Magnus (2009) 'Managing Intrastate Low-Intensity Armed Conflict 1993-2004: A New Dataset', International Interactions, 35: 1, 58 - 85.
Latest update: 1 October 2007
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Latest News
New UCDP GED YouTube-video!
A short video of organized violence in 1989-2010, over time and space. A derivative of the UCDP Georeferenced Event Dataset (out now!)
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Major UCDP data release
On 8 December, 2011, the UCDP released its latest addition to its vast number of datasets; the UCDP GED version 1.0-2011. The UCDP GED is an event-based and georeferenced dataset on organized violence, detailing all of the UCDP’s categories of violence (state-based conflict, non-state conflict and one-sided violence) in Africa between 1989 and 2010 at the level of the individual event of violence.
Also on 8 December, 2011, the UCDP released new data on external support in internal armed conflicts for the time period 1975-2009.
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The Arab Spring in the UCDP Conflict Encyclopedia
The events of the Arab Spring will shortly be added in the UCDP Conflict Encyclopedia. Click on the links below for a background note on the Arab Spring and a timeline including events until late December 2011.
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