Tudor Era Parliamentary Legitimacy and Constitutional Governance

This dataset supports a study on endogenous political legitimacy and the rise of constitutional monarchy in 16th-century England. It was authored by Avner Greif and last updated in February 2026. Specific data dimensions such as row count, column count, and file formats are not provided in the input.

Use Cases

• Analyze the relationship between Otherpolitical Legitimacy metrics and Otherparliament activity during the Tudor period.
• Examine the evolution of Constitutional Law principles linked to the Otherreformation era in Otherengland.
• Model the theoretical framework for legitimacy changes using the dataset's defined variables and historical substantiation.

Strengths

• The dataset is associated with a specific theoretical framework for studying political legitimacy.
• It provides historical substantiation focused on a defined period (16th-century Tudor England).
• The dataset was last updated in February 2026, indicating recent maintenance.

Limitations

• The core data dimensions, including row count, column names, and sample data, are unavailable, limiting preliminary assessment.
• The dataset's scope is narrowly focused on 16th-century England, which may limit generalizability to other regions or time periods.
• The description is derived from a paper's abstract, so the underlying data structure and accessibility are unclear.

Provenance

Source

Avner Greif via ICPSR Harvested Dataverse.

Collection Method

Harvested from the Dataverse platform; specific collection methodology is unknown.

Time Range

Focuses on the 16th century (Tudor period).

Freshness

Last updated on 2026-02-23.

Geography

England.