Hi, I'm Hendrik! I'm a PhD Student at the
Institute for Analytical Sociology (IAS)
at Linköping University, Sweden.
Curriculum Vitae
My dissertation is on economic policymaking in U.S. Congress. I try to understand how individual-level interactions in Congress have contributed to changes in the economic framework of the U.S. and the shared understanding of the economy. My aim is to allow sociological text analysis to use speech acts as a tool of analysis.
Academic Research
I am affiliated with the Institute for Analytical Sociology (IAS), Linköping University, Sweden. My research intersects with political and economic sociology, text analysis and computational social sciences. Find out at which conferences I'll be this year, and see my blog for bits and pieces on everything academic.
Conferences 2024
Tap to view detailsMost Recent Article: Understanding Files and Folders: A Primer
Published August 18th, 2024
Abstract: In the past years, educators have noticed that younger generations began having difficulties understanding the traditional file-centric model of computers. In this article, I provide a primer in what the file-centric model is and how it works, targeted at people who grew up learning only the app-centric model of smartphones.
Open Source development
When I'm not analyzing policymaking and individual behavior in parliaments, I advocate for Open Source. Since at least 2006 I have been a user, supporter, and contributor to Free and Open Source Software (FOSS).
My main project is Zettlr. It is a "one-stop publication workbench" targeted at students and researchers in the arts and humanities. I started working on it in 2017 and have been the project lead ever since.
After the Twitter-exodus began, I started the go-to list for finding your peers, Academics on Mastodon. It lists hundreds of people from dozens of fields and Mastodon instances so that you can orient yourself in this new social media.
You can find more info on my involvement with software on my GitHub profile.