Big Data in History
Big Data in History introduces the project to create a world-historical archive, tracing the last four centuries of historical dynamics and change. Chapters address the archive's overall plan, how to interpret the past through a global archive, the missio
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DOI: 10.1057/9781137378972
10.1057/9781137378972 - Big Data in History, Patrick Manning
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Big Data in History
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