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INSNA proudly announces the election of two of our members,
H. Russell (Russ) Bernard and Larissa A. Lomnitz to The National Academy of Sciences.
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| Volume 30 Issue 2 - 2010 |
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| Structural Redundancy and Multiplicity in Corporate Networks |
Barnes, Roy
Burkett, Tracy |
| This research presents an intuitive and straight forward method of capturing both structural redundancy and the multiplicity of social ties in a small network of 20 corporate directors across four dif... |
| A Configurational Approach to Homophily Using Lattice Visualization |
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| This research approaches homophily as a multidimensional concept and uses combinatorial logic to investigate the patterns of homophily that exist in relations from different substructures. Particular ... |
| Egocentric Networks and Unique and Shared Sources of Social Support |
| Hall, Jeffrey, A
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| Egocentric social network instruments typically require independently sampled respondents to identify up to five social network alters. When collecting egocentric data from dyads (e.g., mothers and fa... |
| What You Believe Travels Differently: Information and Infection Dynamics Across Sub-Networks |
Grim, Patrick
Reade, Christopher
Singer, Daniel, J.
Fisher, Steven
Majewicz, Stephen |
| In order to understand the transmission of a disease across a population we will have to understand not only the dynamics of contact infection but the transfer of health-care beliefs and resulting hea... |
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