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Call for help: Networks of the Inquisition?
Dear all, below I am forwarding a request from Alex Freemon (afreemon ät usa.net), please get in touch in you can help: Hello Marten, I have watched your 2013 presentation at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute which is on YouTube with great interest. I am an...
Issue #3 of the Journal of Historical Network Research published
Dear all, we are happy to announce the publication of the third issue of the Journal of Historical Network Research with the following content: Articles Trimalchio’s last will: shifting interactions between seeming and being (KÖSTNER, ELENA) 1-29 During the...
Quantitative Methods in the Humanities An Introduction Claire Lemercier and Claire Zalc.
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 Arthur Goldhammer...
Call for help: Multilayers/Multimodals and Uncertainty in humanities network visualisation
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 both we are equally interested in solutions which were created with standard...
Call for Use Cases: Explore your network data with BLIZAAR Intergraph
The visual analytics tool Intergraph is in active development and offers a novel approach to the exploration of large graphs by means of an iterative search and discovery workflow. Intergraph was first conceived as a technical demonstrator in the ANR/FNR-funded...
Out now: The second issue of the Journal of Historical Network Research
We are happy to announce the second issue of the Journal of Historical Network Research: Searching for hidden bridges in co-occurrence networks from Javanese wayang kulitAndrew Johnathan Schauf, Miguel Escobar Varela Family network of emerging Jewish...
Big Data and the Human and Social Sciences journal special issue
via Martin Stark / Ivo Veiga: Dear Colleagues, The journal Social Sciences (ISSN 2076-0760; index by *Scopus*) is currently running a Special Issue entitled "Big Data and the Human and Social Sciences". Dr. Ivo Veiga, Dr. Ana Paula Pires and Dr. Inês Queiroz...
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The number of recipients of the HNR Newsletter has grown quite a bit in the past years to now 800+ subscribers which is absolutely great. But this also means that it is time to upgrade the infrastructure we use to send them. MailChimp emerged as the best option to...
Inaugural Issue of the Journal of Historical Network Research out now
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Journal of Historical Network Research, a new publication dedicated to historical research by means of theories and methodologies developed in social network analysis and network science. Find the first issue here:...