Network analysis in the historical disciplines
via Danijela Stefanović: Representing Networks: Past and Present Workshop at the University of Cologne, 5-6 June 2019 Please register at networks.cologne@gmx.de by 31 May For more information, see http://aegyptologie.phil-fak.uni-koeln.de PROGRAM Wednesday,...
13. Trierer Summer School on Social Network Analysis 16. – 21. September 2019 Die Trierer Summer School on Social Network Analysis bietet im Rahmen eines einwöchigen Intensivangebots eine umfassende Einführung in die theoretischen Konzepte,...
Organized session at the 4th European Conference on Social Networks (EUSN 2019) 9-12 September 2019, Zurich, Switzerland (https://www.eusn2019.ethz.ch/) Most network research focuses on contemporary data and is presentist in orientation, overlooking the vast...
This recently translated book by Claire Lemercier and Claire Zalc will be of interest to people on this list: Quantitative Methods in the Humanities An Introduction Claire Lemercier and Claire Zalc. Translated by...
via Martin Stark: Dear Colleagues and Students, This year´s summer school on advanced social network analysis will be dedicated to network models of culture and discourse. The nexus between words and networks offers new...
via Stefanie Mehrer: Zwei Promotionsstellen (100%) im Forschungsprojekt “Wissenschaft transnational. Die Schweiz und die akademischen Zwangsmigranten 1933 bis 1950.” Am Historischen Institut der Universität Bern (Dr. Stefanie Mahrer) sind auf den 1. Oktober...
via Tom Brughmans, The Networks Network: The following job will be of interest to members of the list: Professorship of Digital Humanities School of Arts and Humanities Cambridge University http://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/20304/ The Board of...
Via Haiko Loetz/SNA-DE: Event homepage In the wake of the digital revolution, masses of Digital Behavioral Data (DBD) are becoming available for social research. Typically, this data has a relational dimension. As a consequence,...
Dear all, Today I would like to ask you for your help with two papers on network analysis visualization in the Humanities. One I co-author, the second one is co-authored by a colleague. For...
via David Zbíral With apologies for cross-posting: Dear colleagues, The DISSINET project (“Dissident Religious Cultures in Medieval Europe from the Perspective of Social Network Analysis and Geographic Information Systems”), based at Masaryk University, Faculty of...