GINA
Geopolitical Interactive Network Analysis
Meet GINA
As international tensions fluctuate and alliances shift, the need for advanced analytical tools to decode these interactions has never been more crucial. The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (HCSS) is at the forefront of developing solutions that bring clarity and insight into the geopolitical landscape.
Our Geopolitical Interactive Network Analysis (GINA) series stands as a pioneering suite of tools designed to transcend traditional analysis methods. By integrating diverse data from diplomatic, information, military, and economic spheres, GINA provides a multidimensional perspective on global relations that shape our world.
GINA – Diplomatic
GINA Diplomatic is the first tool released from our Geopolitical Interactive Network Analysis (GINA) series. This tool focuses on diplomatic engagement across the globe by analyzing and comparing voting and speech behavior on an international dyadic level.
GINA – Economic
GINA Economic is the second tool released from our Geopolitical Interactive Network Analysis (GINA) series. This tool lays emphasis on global economic interactions by analyzing and comparing trade and foreign direct investment behavior on an international dyadic level.
GINA – Military
GINA Military is the third tool released from our Geopolitical Interactive Network Analysis (GINA) series. This tool from the HCSS Datalab focuses on inter and intra state interactions across the globe by analysing and comparing military conflict and military cooperation on an international dyadic level.
GINA – Information
GINA Information is the fourth tool in the GINA series, focusing on geopolitical interactions reported by media outlets. Using data from diverse news sources, it offers insights into global dynamics, enabling users to track and compare state-level interactions as covered in the news.
GINA Project Team
Link to: Jesse Kommandeur
Jesse Kommandeur
Datalab Manager
HCSSLink to: Ninoslav Malekovic
Ninoslav Malekovic
Strategic Advisor Web3 Development and Security
HCSSLink to: Emma Bokel
Emma Bokel
Data Science Officer
HCSSLink to: Rens van Dam
Rens van Dam
Research Scientist
HCSSHCSS invites organizations and governments to engage with the GINA. Our technology aims to enhance decision-making processes, inform policy development, and promote international stability. If your organization is interested in accessing our GINA tools or contributing to their evolution, please contact us at datalab@hcss.nl.
Explore the potential of GINA and join us in navigating the complexities of modern geopolitics with precision and foresight.
