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Is PSPP a replacement for SPSS?
PSPP is sometimes touted as a replacement for SPSS (including by its creators). Well, it isn’t (this is often the case with open source alternatives; the ambition and reality do not quite match). By...
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Some time ago, I came across a blog post highlighting how open-source contributors can be alienated by maintainers. Tim Jurka describes his unpleasant experience of sending an updated version of an R...
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CATMA does TEI
I have recently explored open-source approaches to computer-assisted qualitative data analysis (CAQDA). As is common with open-source software, there are several options available, but as is often also...
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Zotero!
If you aren’t, you should be using Zotero. It amazes me to see researchers ‘managing’ their references manually these days. It’s complicated, takes time, is prone to errors, and simply unnecessary....
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Political Participation ABM: Released for NetLogo 6.1.1
I have just updated my agent-based model on political participation to NetLogo 6.1.1 over at CoMSES. The model has not changed since 2005, but this way the model remains immediately accessible to...
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Housing Randomizer
2018. Github · Ruedin, Didier. 2018. Housing Randomizer. LiveCode. Github. https://github.com/druedin/housing_randomizer. Github Housing Randomizer for a field experiment on discrimination in the...
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