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| Volume 29 Issue 1 - 2009 |
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| The Dutch Soccer Team as a Social Network |
Kooij,Robert,
Jamakovic,Almerima,
van Kesteren,Frank,
de Koning,Tim,
Theisler,Ildiko,
Veldhoven,Pim,
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| Although being very popular all around the globe, soccer has not received much attention from the scientific community. In this paper we will study the Dutch Soccer Team from the perspective of comple... |
| The Measurement of Social Networks: A Comparison of Alter-Centered and Relationship-Centered Survey Designs |
Thaden,Lyssa,L
Rotolo,Thomas,
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| Utilizing two surveys administered to a classroom of college students, this study explores differences in social network measures based on survey instrument design. By administering both a relationshi... |
| Using SAS to Calculate Betweenness Centrality |
| Ellis,Alan ,R
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| Betweenness centrality is a useful measure of an actor’s importance in a social network. The SAS PROC IML module presented in this paper facilitates the calculation of betweenness centrality by social... |
| Different States, Choice, Structure and Aggregation in Simulated Social Networks |
| Stocker,Rob,
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| The fabric of society lies in the networks of connections and patterns of communication that its members create deliberately or inadvertently. Information, ideas, values and norms are passed across th... |
| Co-Citation of Prominent Social Network Articles in Sociology Journals: The Evolving Canon |
Lazer,David,
Mergel,Ines,
Friedman,Allan,
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| Social network analysis has been a particularly hot area across the social (and some non-social) sciences. How has this growth, in turn, affected the field of social network analysis within sociology,... |
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