From the department of Historical Regimes of Normativity at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory
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A Researcher’s Guide to the Data Life Cycle – Love Your Data Blog Series Part 2
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¿Qué puede decir el derecho hoy sobre la historia de las pasiones? La historiografía de las últimas décadas se sirve de las herramientas del mundo psicoanalítico que domina la temática con efectos prácticos. Pero, ¿qué disciplina de saber efectuaba un uso de las pasiones con dicho semblante práctico en el pasado? La historia jurídica evidencia cómo dichas pasiones, especialmente la vergüenza, dieron forma a un universo pragmático para la cultura barroca (siglos XVI-XVII).
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Research Data Management (RDM) has been part of good scientific practice for a while now. A requirement by many funding bodies, it also has become a standard in research institutions. This blog series, will show the key principles of RDM and how it benefits one`s research project. In the first post, the author breaks down what research data management is (and isn’t) and why it is something that every research projects needs.
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