Monthly Archives: April 2011

How Simple Rules Determine Pedestrian Behavior and Crowd Disasters [From PNAS]

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Reproduction of Hierarchy? A Social Network Analysis of the American Law Professoriate [via Slide Share]

Reproduction of Hierarchy? A Social Network Analysis of the American Law Professoriate View more presentations from Daniel Katz

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What Defines a Meme? [via Smithsonian Magazine]

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Law ? Computation – Bommarito Presentation @ University of Houston – Workshop on Law & Computation

Bommarito Presentation for University of Houston Computational Law Conference View more presentations from mjbommar

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What is Computational Legal Studies? Katz Presentation @ University of Houston – Workshop on Law & Computation

What is Computational Legal Studies? Presentation @ University of Houston – Workshop on Law & Computation View more presentations from Daniel Katz

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Inaugural Workshop of the Program on Law and Computation @ University of Houston Law Center

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David Christian: Big History [ TED 2011 ]

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My Slides from New and Emerging Legal Infrastructures Conference (NELIC) [ @ Berkeley Law ]

UPDATED SLIDES – Midwest Law & Econ Association – Indiana Law – Sept 2011 Quantitative Legal Prediction – Midwest Law and Economics Conference 2011 View more presentations from Daniel Katz

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New and Emerging Legal Infrastructures Conference (NELIC) [ @ Berkeley Law ]

 

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Law as a Complex System: Updated Reading List – April 2011

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Wordle of President Obama’s Budget Speech at George Washington University

I realize that Wordles are not among the most scientific things on the planet (see Drew Conway’s post on this point over at ZIA).  However, I just thought I would play around with President Obama’s speech on the budget delivered … Continue reading

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Building a Better Legal Search Engine, Part 1: Searching the U.S. Code

Cross Post from Michael Bommarito’s Blog – “Last week, I mentioned that I am excited to give a keynote in two weeks on Law and Computation at the University of Houston Law Center alongside Stephen Wolfram, Carl Malamud, Seth Chandler, … Continue reading

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