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Dan Bouk

Professor of History

Colgate University

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Colgate University

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Division of Social Sciences

History Department

Dan Bouk is currently serving as a Colgate University Professor of History at Colgate University.

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Colgate University

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data science data management public health technology philosophy vulnerability decision theory medical ethics risk management big data interpersonal relationships epistemology human decision process behavioral decision making preventive medicine public health ethics data privacy databases information management psychological science knowledge-based systems knowledge management sexual behavior ethnic studies early republic american studies approximate reasoning geographical information science risk governance riskbenefit ratio risk communication responsible data management data ecosystem knowledge society personal relationships knowledge reasoning race relations racial studies spatial uncertainty uncertain data uncertainty modeling uncertainty parameter uncertainty formalism interactive visualization visual communication visual analytics information design visualization (graphics) neurophilosophy innovation studies ableism disability studies product liability legal compliance financial protection historical reassessment historical transition life course economic literacy economic liberalization risky medicine data double national data center leah n. gordon racial individualism from power shifting ground data visualization brain magnet research triangle park idea economy measuring difference numbering normal coreen mcguire gregory anderson christian thomann

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A History of Data Visualization and Graphic Communication Michael Friendly and Howard Wainer Harvard University Press, 2021. 320 Pp. $49.95 (Cloth). Isbn 9780674975231. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences (2022)

visualization (graphics)communicationinformation visualizationartdigital mediumsvisual communicationdata and information visualizationvisual analyticsinformation designvisualizationdata visualizationinteractive visualization

Brain Magnet: Research Triangle Park and the Idea of the Idea Economy. Journal of American History (2022)

neurophilosophycognitioncognitive scienceknowledge economyinnovation studiestechnology transferbrain magnetresearch triangle parkscience and technology studiesintellectual capitalidea economybusiness

Love is a Problem of Knowledge. Isis (2021)

interpersonal relationshipsknowledge managementsocial relationsepistemologyknowledge reasoningpersonal relationshipspsychologysexual behaviorknowledge-based systemspsychological scienceknowledge societyphilosophyhuman nature

Coreen Mcguire, Measuring Difference, Numbering Normal: Setting the Standard for Disability in the Interwar Period. Social History of Medicine (2020)

numbering normalhealth policycoreen mcguireoccupational therapydisability studiesableismrehabilitationaccessibilitydisabilitymeasuring differenceintellectual disability

Materializing Covid. Isis (2020)

Uncertainty and the Shifting Ground From Which Data is Built. Harvard Data Science Review (2020)

statisticsuncertainty modelinggeographical information scienceuncertain datauncertainty analysisuncertainty formalismdata scienceuncertainty quantificationdata modelingspatial uncertaintyapproximate reasoninguncertainty parameterdata managementshifting ground

Noam Maggor. Brahmin Capitalism: Frontiers of Wealth and Populism in America’s First Gilded Age.. The American Historical Review (2018)

interdisciplinary historyfirst gilded agecapitalismpolitical scienceeconomic systemsnoam maggorpolitical economyglobal historybrahmin capitalismeconomic historyempireclass conflicthistorypolitical historyeconomic liberalizationhistory of economic thought

The National Data Center and the Rise of the Data Double. Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences (2018)

databasesbig datatechnologydata privacyresponsible data managementdata doubledata scienceinformation managementnational data centerdata managementdata ecosystem

Leah N. Gordon. From Power to Prejudice: The Rise of Racial Individualism in Mid-Century America. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2015. 288 Pp. $45.00 (Cloth). Isbn-13: 978-0-226-23844-9.. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences (2016)

racial individualismamerican studiessocial historyrace relationsearly republicleah n. gordonfrom powersociologyraceethnic studieshistorycritical race theoryafrican american studiesracial discriminationracial studies

Risky Medicine: Our Quest to Cure Fear and Uncertainty. International Journal of Epidemiology (2016)

medical ethicspreventive medicinerisky medicinevulnerabilityrisk managementhuman decision processdecision theoryriskbenefit ratiopublic healthrisk governancerisk communicationbehavioral decision makingpublic health ethics

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Dan Bouk

Professor of History

Colgate University

Affiliations

Colgate University

Departments & Programs

Division of Social Sciences

History Department

Dan Bouk is currently serving as a Colgate University Professor of History at Colgate University.

Honors

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Colgate University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Brain Magnet: Research Triangle Park and the Idea of the Idea Economy. Journal of American History (2022)

neurophilosophycognitioncognitive scienceknowledge economyinnovation studiestechnology transferbrain magnetresearch triangle parkscience and technology studiesintellectual capitalidea economybusiness

Love is a Problem of Knowledge. Isis (2021)

Coreen Mcguire, Measuring Difference, Numbering Normal: Setting the Standard for Disability in the Interwar Period. Social History of Medicine (2020)

numbering normalhealth policycoreen mcguireoccupational therapydisability studiesableismrehabilitationaccessibilitydisabilitymeasuring differenceintellectual disability

Materializing Covid. Isis (2020)

Uncertainty and the Shifting Ground From Which Data is Built. Harvard Data Science Review (2020)

Noam Maggor. Brahmin Capitalism: Frontiers of Wealth and Populism in America’s First Gilded Age.. The American Historical Review (2018)

The National Data Center and the Rise of the Data Double. Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences (2018)

databasesbig datatechnologydata privacyresponsible data managementdata doubledata scienceinformation managementnational data centerdata managementdata ecosystem

Risky Medicine: Our Quest to Cure Fear and Uncertainty. International Journal of Epidemiology (2016)

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