Internationl Network for Social Network Analysis

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Strenge, Michael
University of Freiburg

Geoffrey, Canright
Telenor ASA
 
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Carrington, P. (2011). Crime and social network analysis. Scott, Joh & Carrington, Pete, (Eds.). SAGE Handbook of Social Network Analysis ( ed.). (pp. 236-255) London, UK: Sage.

Gargiulo, M., Ertug, G. & Galunic, C. (2009). The Two Faces of Control: Network Closure and Individual Performance among Knowledge Workers. Administrative Science Quarterly, 54, 299-333

 
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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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Sunbelt XXXII - Crowne Plaza Hotel - March 12 to March 18
March 12 - March 18, 2012 - Crowne Plaza Hotel

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November, 2011 Managing Director
May, 2011 Postdoctoral Scholar Position on Statistical Methods for Network Analysis
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November, 2010 Associate or Full Professor, Organizational Studies, Vanderbilt University
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Connections
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
Schaefer, David, R
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
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...