NASSDA (Network of Asian Social Science Data Archives) Meeting 2025 / CSRDA International Workshop / Strengthening Data Infrastructure Program Workshop

Abstract

As the role of social science data archives has grown, many national, regional, and international groups have formed. While collaboration among data archives is increasingly important, the approaches and contents of these cooperation vary and are not always uniform. For the keynote speech, Mr. Bobray Joseph Bordelon, Vice President of IASSIST (International Association for Social Science Information Service and Technology), will provide an overview of the current state of social science data alliances both regionally and globally. He will also discuss potential opportunities for NASSDA and its members to form alliances with other data organizations that could be mutually beneficial. In the second part of the workshop, the East Asia Data Archive Network (NASSDA) and its collaborative activities will be introduced, followed by reports on the initiatives and efforts of its member institutions.

Time

Thursday 9 Jan, 2025,　9:30-11:50 (JST)

Venue/Tool

Hybrid meeting (In-person: Meeting Room 549 on the 5th floor of the Akamon General Research Bldg., The University of Tokyo / Online: Zoom)

Language

English (English-Japanese simultaneous interpretation will be provided on ZOOM)

Program schedule

・9:30-10:30　Ⅰ.Keynote Speech
　Title: International Social Science Data Alliances
　Speaker: Mr. Bobray Joseph Bordelon
　　 (Economics and Finance Librarian/Data Services Librarian, Princeton University)
・10:30-10:40 　Break
・10:40-10:50　Ⅱ. The History and Activities of NASSDA
　Present by SSJDA
・10:50-11:50 　Ⅲ.Introduction of Activities and Recent Initiatives by NASSDA Member Institutions
　Presenter 1: Report by CNSDA ※CNSDA was unable to attend due to circumstances．
　Presenter 2: Report by KOSSDA
　Presenter 3: Report by SRDA
　Presenter 4: Report by SSJDA
※Please note that the program schedule may be subject to change depending on the progress of the day.

How to Register

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Center for Social Research and Data Archive (CSRDA), Institute of Social Science, The University of Tokyo
This event is supported by the University of Tokyo Future Society Initiative (FSI) and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) as the Participating Institution (Headquarters) for the JSPS "Program for Strengthening Data Infrastructure in the Humanities and Social Sciences" (Grant Number JPJS00320231001).