International Trade Agreements and Environmental Provisions: Cross-National Public Support

Dennis Kolcava produced this replication dataset for a study in Global Environmental Politics regarding public support for international trade agreements containing environmental provisions. The data captures public opinion across both higher- and lower-income countries to evaluate how environmental clauses affect trade policy legitimacy.

Use Cases

• Evaluating the correlation between environmental provisions and public support scores
• Comparing trade policy preferences using respondent income level and country-of-origin variables
• Executing the provided replication code to validate findings on international trade legitimacy

Strengths

• Peer-reviewed origin (Global Environmental Politics)
• Includes replication code for statistical transparency
• Comparative scope covering both higher- and lower-income nations

Limitations

• Metadata does not specify exact record counts or column headers
• Subject to standard survey response biases

Provenance

Source

Dennis Kolcava, Harvard Dataverse

Collection Method

Survey

Freshness

Last updated March 2026

Geography

Global (higher- and lower-income countries)