Social Epidemiology: The Challenges and Opportunities of Worldwide Data Consortia
Over the last few decades, social epidemiology has developed as a solid epidemiology branch, focusing on understanding how social experiences influence population health. At the same time, growing of collaborative and interdisciplinary research led to the
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Data Science and Social Research II Methods, Technologies and Applications
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Editors Paolo Mariani Department of Economics Management and Statistics University of Milano-Bicocca Milan, Italy
Mariangela Zenga Department of Statistics and Quantitative Methods University of Milano-Bicocca Milan, Italy
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Preface
As digital technologies, the Internet and social media become increasingly integrated into society, a proliferation of digital footprint of human and societal behaviours are generated in our daily lives. All these data provide opportunitie
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