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I constructed a new database giving the income of more than 1,500 French monasteries in 1768. Data come from two primary sources: the Almanach Royal (1768) and the France Ecclésiastique (1768). I also used one secondary source: Abbayes, Prieurés et Couvents d’Hommes en France. Liste Générale d’après la Commission des Réguliers en 1768 by Lecestre (1902). Monasteries are geolocated. I also collected other related information such as the monastic order.
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With Adam Levai and Michèle Schmiegelow, I constructed a new database giving the number of professional judges per 100,000 inhabitants in 105 countries between 1970 and 2019. In particular, we have collected data from three types of sources: (i) international organizations (UNODC, UNOV and CEPEJ), (ii) public national institutions (ministries of justice, supreme courts and national statistical offices), and (iii) academic publications.
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