The Paradox of Trust: How Belief in CPEC's Mega-Dams Reshapes Pakistan Water Crisis Perceptions

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contents <pre>FILES IN THIS REPOSITORY =========================================================================== 1. Water_Politics_Raw_Data.csv - Raw survey responses from 418 respondents - 9 variables measured on 5-point Likert scale - Columns: Dams_Construction, Climate_Change, Elite_Access, Water_Mismgt, Population_Growth, Water_Waste, Market, China_Trust, Water_Risk 2. Water_Politics_Calibrated_Data.csv - Fuzzy-set calibrated data (0.05 to 0.95) - Same structure as raw data 3. Water_Politics_fsQCA_Code.R - Complete R code for fsQCA analysis - Includes calibration, truth table, minimization, robustness 4. Truth_Table_Results.csv - Full truth table with all 32 configurations - Columns: Geopolitics, Climate, WaterMismgt, WaterWaste, Trust, OUT, n, incl, PRI, cases 5. Table_3_fsQCA_Configurations.csv - 23 sufficient configurations for high water risk - As presented in Table 3 of the manuscript 6. Figure_2_Pathways.png - High-resolution figure of three pathways =========================================================================== SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS =========================================================================== - R version 4.0 or higher - R packages: QCA, dplyr, ggplot2, cowplot </pre>
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spellingShingle The Paradox of Trust: How Belief in CPEC's Mega-Dams Reshapes Pakistan Water Crisis Perceptions
Khan, Younas
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
Water governance
Public trust
Risk perception
fsQCA
Hydraulic inequality
Pakistan
<pre>FILES IN THIS REPOSITORY =========================================================================== 1. Water_Politics_Raw_Data.csv - Raw survey responses from 418 respondents - 9 variables measured on 5-point Likert scale - Columns: Dams_Construction, Climate_Change, Elite_Access, Water_Mismgt, Population_Growth, Water_Waste, Market, China_Trust, Water_Risk 2. Water_Politics_Calibrated_Data.csv - Fuzzy-set calibrated data (0.05 to 0.95) - Same structure as raw data 3. Water_Politics_fsQCA_Code.R - Complete R code for fsQCA analysis - Includes calibration, truth table, minimization, robustness 4. Truth_Table_Results.csv - Full truth table with all 32 configurations - Columns: Geopolitics, Climate, WaterMismgt, WaterWaste, Trust, OUT, n, incl, PRI, cases 5. Table_3_fsQCA_Configurations.csv - 23 sufficient configurations for high water risk - As presented in Table 3 of the manuscript 6. Figure_2_Pathways.png - High-resolution figure of three pathways =========================================================================== SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS =========================================================================== - R version 4.0 or higher - R packages: QCA, dplyr, ggplot2, cowplot </pre>
title The Paradox of Trust: How Belief in CPEC's Mega-Dams Reshapes Pakistan Water Crisis Perceptions
topic China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
Water governance
Public trust
Risk perception
fsQCA
Hydraulic inequality
Pakistan
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19550731