E-Research: Transformation in Scholarly Practice Book

Introduction 1. The Context and Challenges of e-Research Nicholas W. Jankowski. Conceptualization 2. Towards a Sociology of e-Research: Shaping Practice and Advancing Knowledge Ralph Schroeder and Jenny Fry 3. e-Research as Intervention Anne Beaulieu and Paul Wouters. Development 4. Developing the UK-based e-Social Science Research Program Peter Halfpenny, Rob Procter, Yu-Wei Lin and Alex Voss 5. e-Research and Scholarly Community in the Humanities Paul Genoni, Helen Merrick and Michele Willson 6. The Rise of e-Science in Asia: Dreams and Realities for Social Science Research. Case Studies of Singapore and South Korea Carol Soon and Han Woo Park. Collaboration 7. Creating Shared Understanding across Distance: Distance Collaboration across Cultures In R&D Petra Sonderegger 8. Moving from Small Science to Big Science: Social and Organizational Impediments to Large Scale Data Sharing Eric T. Meyer. Visualization 9. Visualization in e-Social Science Mike Thelwall 10. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Questions: Visualization Techniques for Social Science Discovery in Computational Spaces Howard T. Welser, Thomas Lento, Marc Smith, Eric Gleave and Itai Himelboim. Data Preservation and Reuse 11. Web Archiving as e-Research Steven M. Schneider, Kirsten A. Foot and Paul Wouters 12. The Promise of Data in e-Research: Many Challenges, Multiple Solutions, Diverse Outcomes Ann Zimmerman, Nathan Bos, Judy S. Olson and Gary M. Olson 13. Naming, Documenting and Contributing to e-Science Samuelle Carlson and Ben Anderson. Access and Intellectual Property 14. Open Access to e-Research Robert Lucas and John Willinsky 15. Intellectual Property in the Context of e-Science Dan L. Burk. Case Studies 16. Situated Innovations in e-Social Science Bridgette Wessels and Max Craglia 17. Wikipedia as Distributed Knowledge Laboratory: The Case of Neoliberalism Clifford Tatum and Michele LaFrance