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Abstract

2wards a Transnational Biographical Infrastructure

 

2TBI has three main goals:

  • Enriching and linking data on the life courses of transnationally mobile persons, starting out from a sample of Dutch social reformers in the period 1840-1914 and their participation in international congresses;
  • Integrating (meta-)data on international organisations in the period 1914-1940, exploring the involvement of Dutch(wo)men;
  • Feasibility study for the enlargement of the CLARIAH-person-entity portal towards the study of transnational cultural mobility in Europe and beyond.

The research pilot tests infrastructural improvements of CLARIAH components (in particular WP2), results in scientific output (one article on the infrastructural component and one on connections across borders), and advances the community of researchers into transnational biographies.

2tbiDutch participants (black nodes) who attended more than 5 international congresses (brown nodes), visualized in Nodegoat

People

nico randeraad

Principal Investigator

Nico Randeraad

Maastricht University

Project Team

judith wolff sebastiaan derks lodewijk petram jauco noordzij christophe verbruggen sally chambers
Judith Wolff
Maastricht University
Sebastiaan Derks
Huygens ING
Lodewijk Petram
Huygens ING
Jauco Noordzij
Huygens ING
Christophe Verbruggen
Ghent University
 Sally Chambers
Ghent University
sabrina sauer geert kessels pim van bree      
Hans Blomme
Ghent University
Geert Kessels
Lab1100
Pim van Bree
Lab1100
     

 

Publications & Presentations

Title PDFDutch Social Reformers in Transnational Space, 1840-1914:
Reflections on the CLARIAH Research Pilot 2TBI
Author Randeraad, Nico
Keywords social reform activists, international congresses, linked data, online biographical data, visualization of transnational links
Abstract

Linked data is rapidly entering the practice of historical research. The project underlying this contribution (2TBI) set out to link a research database of persons who were internationally active in the 19th and early 20th century, with the person entity repository of currently online available biographical resources in the Netherlands. The result is a group of 1115 Dutch social reformers, whom we can now easily trace in various datasets. The research objective of this paper is to show to what extent and in which ways these social reformers were active at the local level, on a national scale, and at international congresses, in order to explore the transnational embeddedness of the reform issues that they were involved with. This ties in with current historiographical debates about the origins of the welfare state, which look beyond the legislative achievements at the national level.

Deliverables

2TBI – Towards an International Biographical Infrastructure

The 2TBI-team set out to link a database of persons who were internationally active in the 19th and early 20th century, with online biographical resources in the Netherlands. To put it in plain terms, we wanted to know more about the local and national backgrounds of Dutch reformers who were involved in initiatives at an international level. The result of our endeavor is a selection of around 1100 Dutch persons, whom we can trace in various data collections (see the dataset on the Clariah infrastructure).

2TBI was important in gaining experience with the ResourceSync protocol for harvesting data. At the end of the pilot, the set-up of the ResourceSync connection between the Nodegoat software, used by the researchers (cf. the parent project TIC based in Ghent), and Anansi was running successfully.

Apart from the technical advances, the project also pursued promising research lines in transnational history. 2TBI’s research objective is to show to what extent and in which ways Dutch social reformers were active at the local level, on a national scale, and at international congresses, in order to explore the transnational embeddedness of the reform issues in which they were involved. Our (ongoing) research not only looks into the organizations which the reformers represented or were affiliated with, and which were mentioned in the congress proceedings, but also probes further into local and national backgrounds that emerge from other sources (national and/or specialized biographies, almanacs, address books, library catalogues digital resources, etc.). To our surprise, the names of quite a few internationally active reformers do not appear in standard national biographies.

2TBI 2Links between organizations and congresses, 1846-1914.
Source: visualization created in Nodegoat based on the 2TBI sample.
Organizations: red; congresses: brown (persons collapsed).

2TBI was carried out by teams at Maastricht University, Ghent University, Huygens ING and Lab1100.
Contact: Nico Randeraad,

Other

Below we have 2 short video animations of.......

  • 2TBI Theme Overview
  • 2TBI Congress Overview
  • 2TBI Theme Overview
  • 2TBI Congress Overview

2TBI Theme Overview

Themes Overview Related themes, 1840-1914
Source visualization created in Nodegoat based on the 2TBI sample.
Themes White
Participants Black

2TBI Congress Overview

Congress visits Overview Reform congresses and Dutch participants, 1840-1914
Source visualization created in Nodegoat based on the 2TBI sample.
Congresses Brown
Participants Black

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