A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Repression and Mobilization in Bangladesh's July Revolution Using Machine Learning and Statistical Modeling
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孟加拉国七月革命中镇压与动员的混合方法分析
- 研究问题
- 孟加拉国二〇二四年七月抗争中，国家暴力为何可能激化而非压制动员，这种关系是否随冲突阶段和暴力程度变化？
- 方法与思路
- 作者结合定性时间线与事件级数据，使用合并回归、双向固定效应面板、VAR、结构突变分析和 XGBoost 检验相关模式。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要报告局部镇压反噬、全国动员响应及阶段性非线性，并认为致命暴力与影像传播构成催化冲击，预测分析提供补充证据。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对事件编码和面板单位、镇压与动员的反向因果，以及固定效应和 VAR 的识别依据；检查突变时点是否事先确定。
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- 这是 arXiv 预印本，同行评审及期刊接收未经核实；摘要未说明充分的因果识别条件，固定效应、响应图和预测表现不能单独确证因果。
原文摘要
The 2024 July Revolution in Bangladesh represents a landmark event in the study of civil resistance. This study investigates the central paradox of the success of this student-led civilian uprising: how state violence, intended to quell dissent, ultimately fueled the movement's victory. We employ a mixed-methods approach. First, we develop a qualitative narrative of the conflict's timeline to generate specific, testable hypotheses. Then, using a disaggregated, event-level dataset, we employ a multi-method quantitative analysis to dissect the complex relationship between repression and mobilisation. We provide a framework to analyse explosive modern uprisings like the July Revolution. Initial pooled regression models highlight the crucial role of protest momentum in sustaining the movement. To isolate causal effects, we specify a Two-Way Fixed Effects panel model, which provides robust evidence for a direct and statistically significant local suppression backfire effect. Our Vector Autoregression (VAR) analysis provides clear visual evidence of an immediate, nationwide mobilisation in response to increased lethal violence. We further demonstrate that this effect was non-linear. A structural break analysis reveals that the backfire dynamic was statistically insignificant in the conflict's early phase but was triggered by the catalytic moral shock of the first wave of lethal violence, and its visuals circulated around July 16th. A complementary machine learning analysis (XGBoost, out-of-sample R$^{2}$=0.65) corroborates this from a predictive standpoint, identifying "excessive force against protesters" as the single most dominant predictor of nationwide escalation. We conclude that the July Revolution was driven by a contingent, non-linear backfire, triggered by specific catalytic moral shocks and accelerated by the viral reaction to the visual spectacle of state brutality.