DataLab Blog
DataLabBLOG: Reflexivity, Hierarchy and Ethics in Research Encounters and Collaborations
What ethical approaches can be taken to address knowledge hierarchies in joint data collection initiatives? Veronika Pfeilschifter explores this question and elaborates on political subjectivity in research collaborations.
DataLabBLOG: Sources from Inside the Protest: The Euromaidan Interview Collection
How are we as academics and citizens involved in radical events shaping and impacting our future? Natalia Otrishchenko and her colleagues from the Center for Urban History in Lviv had to ponder these issues in 2013 during the protests in Ukraine.
DataLab BLOG: Protest event data sets on Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia
Whereas this type of research was rare in the 1980s and 1990s, in the last three to four years alone at least 14 data sets on protest events have been developed.
DataLab Blog
The DataLab Blog aims to establish a platform for academic discussion on data and methods of conflict and cooperation in Eastern Europe from diverse research perspectives. The publications might describe intriguing research findings from an academic article/book, or discuss data collection, methods and research approaches.