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The last chapter described how to create, organize, and query information in SQL databases. We started with SQL because it is a very common standard, and even databases that do not share its relational properties often implement a very similar query interface (e.g., CQL for Cassandra). However, sometimes we would like to make different trade-offs than the ones that relational databases have chosen.
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Cutler, J., Dickenson, M. (2020). NoSQL Databases. In: Computational Frameworks for Political and Social Research with Python. Textbooks on Political Analysis. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36826-5_9
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