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The dynamics of data archives

An infinity of data confronts scholars of comparative societies studying the relationship of politics and society through time. The basic data matrix is three dimensional: time, space, and socio-economic-political variables. As each of these three dimensions is subdivided further, analytic possibilities expand geometrically. There is literally no end to the possible sets of data and combinations of data sets that historically minded social scientists might desire.