Marinov will speak about a number of applications of text analysis to issues in comparative politics and international relations. One is a an original dataset of economic sanctions, and discussion of economic sanctions, generated by applying machine-learning methods to U.S.
Marinov will speak about a number of applications of text analysis to issues in comparative politics and international relations. One is a an original dataset of economic sanctions, and discussion of economic sanctions, generated by applying machine-learning methods to U.S.
Proposal for a Research Cafe for APSA 2018: "Computational Analysis of Text and Big Data: Advances in Comparative Politics and Beyond". Submitted to Comparative Politics (2nd preference Methods) on January 4th, 2018.
NELDA is powering research in Science: Kudos to David Lazer and team. NELDA updates coming soon, hopefully, with links to various online resources that make it even more usable.
I will take part in the jubilee symposium Human Progress in the 21st Century – Bright and Dark Sides of Democratization to celebrate Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation's 100 years anniversary.
