What is transnational repression? |
The extension of a state's repressive reach (government sponsored coercive and forceful behavior directed to influence political behavior and/or thought) beyond its borders.
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The Transnational Repression Project
The Transnational Repression Project (TRP) is an academic initiative, housed at the University of Michigan’s Center for Political Studies, focused on studying transnational repression. The Project goals include:
1) Establish transnational repression as a sub-field of study,
2) Convene scholarly meetings to advance research and publications,
3) Build a repository for research and data on transnational repression,
4) Act as a bridge between the academic and policy communities working on this topic, and
5) Shed light on contemporary cases
1) Establish transnational repression as a sub-field of study,
2) Convene scholarly meetings to advance research and publications,
3) Build a repository for research and data on transnational repression,
4) Act as a bridge between the academic and policy communities working on this topic, and
5) Shed light on contemporary cases
DataVarious scholarly datasets on transnational repression
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Updates & ReportsUpdates and reports on transnational repression, from the TRP and external resources
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CasesCases of transnational repression captured in testimonies, news reports, and other sources
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ScholarshipA scholarship repository curated by the TRP
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EventsEvents by the TRP
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The Transnational Repression Project is housed at the University of Michigan's Center for Political Studies
