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ORCIDHistory and Computing, Volume 11
Volume 11, Numbers 1-2, June 1999
- Matthew Woollard:
Editorial. v-vi - Matthew Woollard:
Introduction: What is History and Computing? An Introduction to a Problem. 1-8 - Robert J. Morris:
Qualitative to Quantitative by Way of Coding and Nominal Record Linkage. The Search for the British Middle Class. 9-30 - Leonid Borodkin:
Defining Agricultural Regions in Russia: Fuzziness in multivariate Classification of Historical Data. 31-44 - Gunnar Thorvaldsen:
A Constant Flow of People? Migration in Northern Norway 1865-1900. 45-60 - Leen Breure:
In Search of Mental Structures: a Methodological Evaluation of Computerised Text Analysis of Late Medieval Religious Biographies. 61-78 - Roger Schofield:
History, Computing and the Emergence of the Population History of England, 1541-1871: a Reconstruction. 79-102 - Gerhard Jaritz:
History of everyday Life in the Middle Ages. 103-114 - Hans Christian Johansen:
Urban Social and Demographic Reconstitution. The Case of Eighteenth Century Odense. 115-128 - Peter Laslett:
Signifying Nothing: Traditional History, Local History, Statistics and Computing. 129-134
- Donald Spaeth:
Charles Harvey and Jon Press, Databases in Historical Research: Theory, Methods and Applications(Houndmills: Macmillan Press, 1996). 135-138 - Daniel Greenstein:
Peter Denley (ed.), Computing Techniques and the History of Universities. Scripta Mercaturae Verlag, St. Katharinen, 1996: Halbgraue Reihe zur historischen Fachinformatik, A30. 241 pp. ISBM 3-89590-014-1. £10.00. 138-140 - Terry Haydn:
Allan Martin, Lez Smart and David Yeomans (eds.), Information Technology and the Teaching ofHistory: International Perspectives. Harwood Academic Publishers, Amsterdam, 1997. 140-142 - Gunner Lind:
Charles Harvey, Edmund M. Green and Penelope J. Corfield, The Westminster Historical Database. Voters, Social Structure and Electoral Behaviour. Bristol Academic Press, 1998. ISBN 0 9513762 5 X (book; xii + 193 pp.); 0 9513762 6 8 (CD-ROM; 68 MB). 142-144 - CETEDOC Index of Latin Forms 1, sous la direction de Paul Tombeur, Turnhout 1998; Brepols, ISBN 2-503-50533-3. Book (XCIX, 1099 pp.) and CD-ROM, 75.000 BEF. 145-147
- Matthew Woollard:
Roger Schofield, Parish register aggregate analyses. Local Population Studies, 1998. ISBN 0 9503951 8 8 (book; iv+40) and CD-ROM. £8. Available from Local Population Studies General Office, Department of Humanities, University of Hertfordshire, Watford Campus, Aldenham, Watford, WD2 8AT, UK. 147-148
Volume 11, Number 3, October 1999
- David I. Holmes, Lesley J. Gordon, Christine Wilson:
A Widow and Her Soldier: a Stylometric Analysis of the 'Pickett Letters'. 159-180 - I. V. Kuznetsov:
Members of the Soviet communist Party of the Central Industrial Region of Russia in the 1920s: a Social Portrait from the 1927 Party Membership Lists. 181-194 - Shane Murnion, John Mohan
, Martin Gorsky:
The Portsmouth Voluntary Hospitals Database: using Perl to Achieve Automatic Linkage of Scanned Text Files to an Existing Database. 195-212 - Anne Becker, Detlef Mühlberger:
Analysing the Sociography of the Membership of the Schutzstaffel [SS] in SS-Oberabschnitt Rhein using Access II. 213-224 - Francisco Fernández Izquierdo, Porfirio Sanz Camañes:
History on CD-ROM and Teaching. A Methodological Proposal to Assess Spanish Electronic Editions on Historical Topics. 225-242
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