Data
I am in the process of building a number of datasets relating to the economic effects of geopolitical risk and interstate conflict. I am happy to provide updates on the status of these data sets via email if you are interested in using them.
  • U-Boat Attacks During World War I and World War II (Incident and Daily Level)
  • Trade Orientation of Pre-World War I U.S. Industries
  • Commodity Price Data for Selected World War I era U.S. Industries: Raw Cotton, Cotton Manufacturing, Wheat, Tin
  • Historical Commodity Price Data from the Chicago and Milwaukee Boards of Trade, 1914-1918
  • Scud Attacks during the Gulf War (Incident Level)
  • Annual Iron/Steel Imports, 1905-1920
  • Campaign Contribution Data from 1936, 1940, and 1944 Presidential Election Cycles (w/ Sam Schutt)
I also have collated and reshaped a number of previously gathered datasets for my research that may be of interest to other researchers
  • Financial Data Relating to the Persian Gulf and Iraq Wars (mainly from FRED)
  • Daily Casualties and Terrorist Attacks in Iraq, 2003-2011 (IBC and GTD)
  • World War I and II era Commodity Prices and Trade Flows (mainly from NBER)
  • World War II era Stock Prices, 1930-1945 (WRDS)

Code
The hardest part of statistical modeling is often not knowing what you want to do, but knowing how to do it. As such, I have provided links below to a number of coding walkthroughs I've developed for both workshop presentations and my research.