Please note: This is a BETA feature, focusing on the presence of Arts & Humanities subjects other than Law.
The A&H Entanglement Filter helps you identify infrastructures with stronger connections to Arts & Humanities subjects, though Law is always present in some capacity. Higher scores indicate the centrality of an A&H subject.
- Emerging (1): A&H terms found in tags
- Integrated (2): Terms in both description & tags
- Strong (3): Terms found in title
Use this slider to gauge how central Law is to an infrastructure.
- 1: Law appears in tags
- 2: Law appears in tags and description
- 3: Law and law-adjacent keywords are found in the title
Data Visualisations
The visualisations presented below include word clouds, bar charts, network diagrams, and relationship graphs to help you explore the Law and the Humanities landscape from multiple angles. They update dynamically as you apply filters—so what you see always reflects your selections.
These visualisations are not definitive, final, or flawless. They’re experimental, suggestive, and occasionally a bit weird. And that’s exactly the point. They're designed to help you spot patterns, question possible absences, and reflect on how infrastructures can present themselves. Feel free to play with the data! Test assumptions!
This is a collaborative resource, and you are essential in helping us improve it. If you spot something, say something. If you want to experiment -- we're only an email away, and we'd love to explore your ideas and bring your vision to fruition.
Most Associated Tags with Law
This visualisation shows the topics and themes most frequently associated with Law infrastructures. Larger words appear more frequently across Law-related resources, indicating stronger connections. These represent established interdisciplinary bridges between Law and other fields. Try the A&H entanglement filter to see more targetted connections with Arts and Humanities.
Least Associated Tags with Law (Gaps)
These are topics that appear least frequently with Law infrastructures, representing potential gaps or opportunities for new interdisciplinary connections. These less-common associations might indicate emerging or underdeveloped intersections between fields. Try the A&H entanglement filter to see more targetted connections with Arts and Humanities
Co-occurrence with "Law"
This bar chart quantifies how often specific tags appear alongside "Law" across the infrastructure database. Please note: it only shows the top 15 tags that co-occur with Law.
Distribution of A&H Entanglement Scores
This pie chart shows how strongly infrastructures are entangled with Arts & Humanities, based on title, description, and tags.
Tag Relationship Network
This network diagram visualises relationships between different tags that co-occur with "Law". Each node represents a tag, and edges indicate that these tags frequently appear together within the same infrastructure.
Please note that it is interactive. Try dragging nodes, hovering over edges, or zooming in and out. It's designed for exploration! Play around to surface unexpected connections or question why some tags might appear isolated. Patterns (and gaps) can often emerge through movement.
Infrastructure Relationship Graph
This graph shows how research infrastructures themselves are connected — through formal relationships like collaborations, host organisations, and child-parent structures.
Please note that it's an interactive graph. Click, drag, zoom, spotlight a single infrastructre to trace its collaborations and lineage, or reset to explore the broader network.
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