Conceptual Classifications (Data Story Series)

Update: 2023-05-07

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UPDATED - This is Part of the Data Stories Series

Written by Corina Paraschiv.

A special thank you to Kenneth D. Bailey’s work on typologies and taxonomies, for having inspired this Data Story.

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Conceptual Classifications (Data Story Series)

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Conceptual Classifications (Data Story Series)

Corina Paraschiv

Conceptual Classifications (Data Story Series)