Number Crunching Human Rights

February 9th, 2008 • Human Rights, Law

Thanks to Blattman for the link to this CS Monitor article on Patrick Ball – a human rights number cruncher. It’s a fascinating article on the role statistics and a computer programmer play in international humanitarian law.

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