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DATA JOURNALISM / DIGITAL HISTORY GUIDE

1981 and 2011 Riots Redefined:
Digitally Deconstructing
Criminal Narratives

  1. Introduction

  2. The Issue of Representing Riots

  3. Analyzing and Transforming the Data Sources

  4. Visualizing the Data Sources

  5. Mapping the Data Sources

  6. Employing Language Analysis to the Data Sources

  7. Reflection on Transforming, Visualizing, and Mapping Project Data

  8. Conclusion

  9. Bibliography

Project Dashboard

Acknowledgements 

About Author & Contact


©2023 “1981 and 2011 Riots Redefined: Digitally Deconstructing “Criminal” Narratives”




About Author

Andriy Kashyrskyy, from Ukraine, is a fourth-year undergraduate Class of 2023 student majoring in History and Computer Science at Minerva University. The project “1981 and 2011 Riots Redefined: Digitally Deconstructing “Criminal” Narratives” is created as a part of Andriy’s undergraduate thesis at Minerva University.




Contact

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andriy-kashyrskyy/
Email: andriy.kashyrskyy@uni.minerva.edu


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