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| Barnett, G. (1989). Approaches to non-Euclidean network analysis.. Kochen, M., (Eds.). Small World (1 ed.) (Vol. 1). (pp. 349-372) Norwood, NJ: Ablex Butts, C. T. (2007). Comment on Mark S. Handcock, Adrian E. Raftery, and Jeremy M. Tantrum, ``Model-based Clustering for Social Networks''. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Series A, 170 (2), 333-333 |
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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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| Volume 30 Issue 1 - 2010 |
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| Leadership Insularity: A New Measure of Connectivity Between Central Nodes Networks |
Arbesman, Samuel
Christakis, Nicholas, A
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| We combine two foci of interest with respect to community identification and node centrality and
create a novel metric termed “leadership insularity.” By determining the most highly connected nodes w... |
| A Measure of Centrality for Dense Networks with Valued Ties |
| Barnett, George, A
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| This paper presents a new measure of centrality, scalar products centrality that is appropriate for dense networks in which link strength is measured with real numbers rather than by a simple dichotom... |
| Network Topology Effects on Correlation between Centrality Measures |
| McCulloh, Ian |
| Centrality measures are often used to describe influential nodes in a network. When these measures are highly correlated they may be redundant and when they are uncorrelated they provide unique insigh... |
| Reproductive Health Policy and Interstate Influence |
Finer, Lawrence, B
Astone, Nan, Marie
Valente, Thomas, W.
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| This paper compares two models of interstate influence: the proximity model (which posits that states are more influenced by nearby states than farther ones) and the opinion-leader model (which hypoth... |
| The Importance of Work-Related Social Ties in Post-Soviet Russia: Co-worker personal support networks in St. Petersburg and Helsinki |
| Lonkila, Markku |
| This study considers the extent to which work-related social ties function as a source of social support in Russian workers’ personal networks. The topic is important since, in the case of unemploymen... |
| Co-authorship in Italian Workshops on Population Studies: An Analysis with a Network Approach |
Rivellini, Giulia
Terzera, Laura |
| Interactions, exchanges of ideas and cooperation among scholars are important factors for the advancement of scientific knowledge. Conferences represent one of the most suitable occasions to further s... |
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