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    The Global and European Studies Institute (GESI)

    The Global and European Studies Institute (GESI) is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Philosophy of the University of Leipzig and devoted to graduate teaching and research in the field of Globalisation and Europeanisation. It works at the cross-roads of several disciplines and aims at an analytical interpretation of the global condition in which we live.

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    About SafeArchive

    SafeArchive is a solution for archival storage and replication management. Designed by the Data-PASS partners, it is a storage platform for policy-driven, distributed replication of digital holdings. The current version of SafeArchive is a self-contained system that can be installed, used and maintained by institutional staff without technical expertise. The set of open source tools can easily be used by libraries, museums and archives that wish to replicate their own content.

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    How it works

    The SafeArchive system was designed to provide a simple tool for distributed replication and policy compliance. It coordinates six primary activities:

    1. Documents the agreed-upon replication policies or rules of institutions participation in a network.
    2. Makes each participating institution's digital holdings available through the web or network system.
    3. Harvests and replicates the collections from their original source using OAI-PMH protocol.
    4. Monitors and maintains the...
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    Benefits of SafeArchive

    • Easy to use tools give curators the power to define replication policies, examine digital content and generate audit reports. Once the system is configured, it will produce automatic audit reports.
    • Ensures replicated collection are geographically and institutionally distributed.
    • Enables institutions in peer-to-peer networks to monitor replication.
    • Reduces threats to digital storage and replication.
    • Produces an auditing trail to support standards such as Data Seal of Approval,...
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    The current version of SafeArchive is a self-contained system that can be installed, used and maintained by institutional staff without extensive technical expertise. The set of open source tools can easily be used by libraries, museums and archives.

    Option 1. Running the Software on Amazon Web Services

    SafeArchive is most easily run using Amazon Web Services (AWS).  While our software is free open source software, AWS charges a fee for web hosting and data storage services.  Please visit http://www.aws.amazon.com for more information.

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    Political Science Job Market

    Clear here for documents and materials to help you on the political science academic job market. Note that materials in disciplines other than yours will likely help you.

    Lecture Notes for Quantitative Social Science Methods, I

    These are the slides I used for lecture in spring 2019. When I lecture, I go through as much material as possible at each lecture, subject to the constraint that everyone follows what I'm doing. The speed at which I go is therefore dependent on the composition of each year's class and the questions that arise. As such, the slides below are not broken up into distinct weeks (I seem to go through roughly 15-20 pages in a weekly session lasting almost 2 hours, but issues and topics not represented here are covered most weeks).  

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