Print ‘Hello World’
March 21st, 2009
In the days and weeks ahead, we hope to outline why we believe the application of a computational and complexity informed approach to legal studies will serve as a useful method to consider a wide class of substantive questions. Standing at the intersection of a variety of fields including computer science, applied mathematics, physics, political science, social network analysis as well as others, we hope scholars will be able to leverage relevant techniques to help enrich positive legal theory.
As a entry point, we will highlight relevant developments to date in this new field–including our own work as well as the work of others. So we offer this initial post to say ‘Hello World’ with a promise of more to come….
Related posts:
- Power Laws, Preferential Attachment and Positive Legal Theory [Part 2] [Repost]
- Power Laws, Preferential Attachment and Positive Legal Theory [Part 1]
- SEAL 2009 @ Vanderbilt Law School
- Computer Programming and the Law — OR — How I Learned to Learn Live with Python and Leverage Developments in Information Science
- Marginal Returns and the Mechanics of a Computational Legal Study
