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Cross-references your data against disputed_territories so a contested area does not pass unremarked. Reports both directions: the disputed territories your data covers, and those it is silent about.

Usage

check_dispute_coverage(data, quiet = FALSE)

Arguments

data

A frame with iso3c, or a character vector of codes.

quiet

Suppress the console summary.

Value

A tibble of every disputed territory the package knows about, with in_data saying whether your data covers it. The scope caveat in disputed_territories applies: this is a documented subset, not every dispute in the world.

Examples

check_dispute_coverage(countryatlas::world_snapshot$countries)
#>  2 tracked disputed territories appear in the data, of 22 tracked.
#>  15 have no ISO code at all and cannot appear in any iso3c-keyed dataset.
#>   Set a convention with `dispute_policy()` so the map says which one it used.
#> # A tibble: 22 × 7
#>    territory         iso3c administered_by claimed_by  status      note  in_data
#>    <chr>             <chr> <chr>           <chr>       <chr>       <chr> <lgl>  
#>  1 Western Sahara    ESH   MAR             MAR;SAH     administer… Non-… FALSE  
#>  2 Kosovo            XKX   XKX             XKX;SRB     partially_… User… FALSE  
#>  3 Palestine         PSE   PSE             PSE;ISR     un_observer UN n… TRUE   
#>  4 Taiwan            TWN   TWN             TWN;CHN     partially_… ISO … FALSE  
#>  5 Crimea            NA    RUS             UKR;RUS     administer… Anne… FALSE  
#>  6 Northern Cyprus   NA    CYP-N           CYP;TUR     partially_… Reco… FALSE  
#>  7 Abkhazia          NA    ABK             GEO;ABK     partially_… Reco… FALSE  
#>  8 South Ossetia     NA    OST             GEO;OST     partially_… Reco… FALSE  
#>  9 Jammu and Kashmir NA    NA              IND;PAK;CHN claimed     Divi… FALSE  
#> 10 Aksai Chin        NA    CHN             IND;CHN     administer… Admi… FALSE  
#> # ℹ 12 more rows