Data collaborations have gained currency over the last decade as a means for data- and skills-poor actors to thrive as a fourth paradigm takes hold in the sciences.
Berkeley launched its Human Rights Lab in 2016. The Lab trained students in investigations. In this report, we outline the Lab’s structure and share insights into its model.
Human rights fact-finding, like almost all professions that turn on truth-claims, is in the midst of a technology-driven ‘knowledge controversy’ that is at once unsettling and productive.
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This Research Pack is the outcome of an interdisciplinary collaboration between staff and students at Cambridge’s CGHR and the University of East Anglia Law School.
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