How does this skill approach power dynamics?

It evaluates power through a multidimensional lens, distinguishing between hard power (military and economic coercion) and soft power (cultural influence and diplomatic norms).

Can it analyze domestic policy and governance?

Yes, it uses comparative politics and institutional analysis to evaluate domestic governance, constitutional design, checks and balances, and legislative outcomes.

What theoretical frameworks does this skill use?

It applies major International Relations theories including Realism (focusing on power/security), Liberalism (focusing on institutions/interdependence), and Constructivism (focusing on norms/identity).

When should I use the Political Science Analyst skill?

Use it when you need to analyze elections, international conflicts, regime changes, policy implementations, or the effectiveness of global governance bodies like the UN or NATO.

Political Science Analyst

Name: Political Science Analyst
Author: rysweet

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Data Science & ML

Analyzes global events and policy changes using established political science frameworks and theoretical models.

About

This skill equips Claude with the rigorous analytical tools of a political scientist to dissect complex international crises, electoral outcomes, and governance structures. By applying theories like Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism across multiple levels of analysis—from individual leaders to systemic global structures—it provides nuanced insights into power dynamics, institutional effects, and strategic actor interactions. It is particularly useful for researchers, analysts, and developers building tools that require deep socio-political context and strategic foresight.

Key Features

Comparative politics assessment across different regimes and electoral systems
Institutional analysis of constitutional design and governance structures
Multi-framework IR analysis including Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism
Rigorous power dynamic evaluation including Hard and Soft power metrics
Multi-level analysis (Individual, State, Interstate, and Systemic levels)
16 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Evaluating the geopolitical impact of international treaties and security alliances
Analyzing democratic backsliding, authoritarian resilience, and regime transitions
Assessing how institutional design and electoral rules influence specific policy outcomes

About

Key Features

Comparative politics assessment across different regimes and electoral systems
Institutional analysis of constitutional design and governance structures
Multi-framework IR analysis including Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism
Rigorous power dynamic evaluation including Hard and Soft power metrics
Multi-level analysis (Individual, State, Interstate, and Systemic levels)
16 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Evaluating the geopolitical impact of international treaties and security alliances
Analyzing democratic backsliding, authoritarian resilience, and regime transitions
Assessing how institutional design and electoral rules influence specific policy outcomes