Many Paths project invitation

doi: 10.53962/nf48-5kcp

Originally published on 2022-02-11 under a CC0 Public Domain Dedication

Authors

• Hans van Dijk

• Martin Götz

• Chris Hartgerink

• Esther Maassen

• Marino van Zelst

Summary

In this research module, we share the invitation for the Many Paths on "Does power corrupt?" We include the email that we sent to 678 researchers, plus the script used to do so as a supporting file. Note: This is a republication of content that was written when Hypergraph (Beta) was still in use, which was a previous iteration of ResearchEquals.

Main file

module.md

Supporting files

• mailer-script.sh

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