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Social Networks, Volume 35
Volume 35, Number 1, January 2013
- Tina Kogovsek, Germà Coenders
, Valentina Hlebec:
Predictors and outcomes of social network compositions: A compositional structural equation modeling approach. 1-10 - Alberto Caimo
Bayesian model selection for exponential random graph models. 11-24 - João R. Daniel
Exponential random graph models of preschool affiliative networks. 25-30 - Juan I. Casse, Christian R. Shelton
A new criterion function for exploratory blockmodeling for structural and regular equivalence. 31-50 - Jochem Tolsma, Ioana van Deurzen
Who is bullying whom in ethnically diverse primary schools? Exploring links between bullying, ethnicity, and ethnic diversity in Dutch primary schools. 51-61 - Francisco J. Granados, David Knoke:
Organizational status growth and structure: An alliance network analysis. 62-74 - Mario Ventresca, Dionne M. Aleman
Evaluation of strategies to mitigate contagion spread using social network characteristics. 75-88 - Giovanna Miritello, Esteban Moro
Time as a limited resource: Communication strategy in mobile phone networks. 89-95 - Peng Wang
Exponential random graph models for multilevel networks. 96-115 - Jesse Shore
Power laws and fragility in flow networks. 116-123 - Dehai Liu, Jing Huang, Hongyi Li, Weiguo Wang:
Types of stable network structures based on exhaustive search. 124-129 - Emma S. Spiro
Extended structures of mediation: Re-examining brokerage in dynamic networks. 130-143
Volume 35, Number 2, May 2013
- Filip Agneessens
Introduction to the special issue on advances in two-mode social networks. 145-147 - Todd E. Malinick, David B. Tindall, Mario Diani
Network centrality and social movement media coverage: A two-mode network analytic approach. 148-158 - Tore Opsahl
Triadic closure in two-mode networks: Redefining the global and local clustering coefficients. 159-167 - Jan Kleinnijenhuis
Adjustment of issue positions based on network strategies in an election campaign: A two-mode network autoregression model with cross-nested random effects. 168-177 - Patrick Doreian, Paulette Lloyd, Andrej Mrvar
Partitioning large signed two-mode networks: Problems and prospects. 178-203 - Martin G. Everett
The dual-projection approach for two-mode networks. 204-210 - Peng Wang
Exponential random graph model specifications for bipartite networks - A dependence hierarchy. 211-222 - Anne-Marie Niekamp, Liesbeth A. G. Mercken
A sexual affiliation network of swingers, heterosexuals practicing risk behaviours that potentiate the spread of sexually transmitted infections: A two-mode approach. 223-236 - Guido Conaldi, Alessandro Lomi
The dual network structure of organizational problem solving: A case study on open source software development. 237-250 - Mengxiao Zhu
Motivations for self-assembling into project teams. 251-264 - Tom A. B. Snijders
A model for the multiplex dynamics of two-mode and one-mode networks, with an application to employment preference, friendship, and advice. 265-276
Volume 35, Number 3, July 2013
- Yang-chih Fu
Weak ties and contact initiation in everyday life: Exploring contextual variations from contact diaries. 279-287 - Francois Collet
Old friends and new acquaintances: Tie formation mechanisms in an interorganizational network generated by employee mobility. 288-299 - Binh Phan, Kenth Engø-Monsen
Considering clustering measures: Third ties, means, and triplets. 300-308 - Thomas W. Valente, Kayo Fujimoto, Jennifer B. Unger
Variations in network boundary and type: A study of adolescent peer influences. 309-316 - Alexia Gaudeul
The role of reciprocation in social network formation, with an application to LiveJournal. 317-330 - Jennifer L. Merluzzi, Ronald S. Burt:
How many names are enough? Identifying network effects with the least set of listed contacts. 331-337 - Andrea Austin, Crystal Linkletter, Zhijin Wu
Covariate-defined latent space random effects model. 338-346 - Adriana P. A. van Beek, Cordula Wagner, Dinnus H. M. Frijters, Miel W. Ribbe, Peter P. Groenewegen
The ties that bind? Social networks of nursing staff and staff's behaviour towards residents with dementia. 347-356 - Yao Lu, Danching Ruan
Social capital and economic integration of migrants in urban China. 357-369 - Domenico De Stefano
The use of different data sources in the analysis of co-authorship networks and scientific performance. 370-381 - Xiumei Zhu, Sang Eun Woo, Caitlin Porter
Pathways to happiness: From personality to social networks and perceived support. 382-393 - Camille Roth, Floriana Gargiulo, Arnaud Bringé, Klaus Hamberger:
Random alliance networks. 394-405 - Michael McBride, Michael Caldara:
The efficacy of tables versus graphs in disrupting dark networks: An experimental study. 406-422 - Shigemi Kagawa
Finding environmentally important industry clusters: Multiway cut approach using nonnegative matrix factorization. 423-438 - James Nastos
Familial groups in social networks. 439-450 - Theo A. Arentze, Matthias Kowald
An agent-based random-utility-maximization model to generate social networks with transitivity in geographic space. 451-459 - Enrico Bozzo
Resistance distance, closeness, and betweenness. 460-469 - Mario Luis Small
Weak ties and the core discussion network: Why people regularly discuss important matters with unimportant alters. 470-483 - Nicholas Charron:
Impartiality, friendship-networks and voting behavior: Evidence from voting patterns in the Eurovision Song Contest. 484-497
Volume 35, Number 4, October 2013
- Neha Gondal
What makes a network go round? Exploring the structure of a strong component with exponential random graph models. 499-513 - Johan H. Koskinen
Bayesian analysis for partially observed network data, missing ties, attributes and actors. 514-527 - Eric Quintane
Short- and long-term stability in organizational networks: Temporal structures of project teams. 528-540 - Klarita Gërxhani
The emergence of employer information networks in an experimental labor market. 541-560 - Rami Puzis
Betweenness computation in the single graph representation of hypergraphs. 561-572 - Jacob Dijkstra, Marcel A. L. M. van Assen
Network public goods with asymmetric information about cooperation preferences and network degree. 573-582 - Sara Geven
The influence of friends on adolescents' behavior problems at school: The role of ego, alter and dyadic characteristics. 583-592 - Lindsey Trimble O'Connor:
Ask and you shall receive: Social network contacts' provision of help during the job search. 593-603 - Juliette Stehlé, François Charbonnier, Tristan Picard, Ciro Cattuto, Alain Barrat:
Gender homophily from spatial behavior in a primary school: A sociometric study. 604-613 - John R. Hipp, Carter T. Butts, Ryan M. Acton, Nicholas N. Nagle, Adam Boessen:
Extrapolative simulation of neighborhood networks based on population spatial distribution: Do they predict crime? 614-625 - Eran Shor, David J. Roelfs
The strength of family ties: A meta-analysis and meta-regression of self-reported social support and mortality. 626-638 - Rosa M. V. Figueiredo
Mixed integer programming formulations for clustering problems related to structural balance. 639-651 - Jeffrey A. Smith, James Moody:
Structural effects of network sampling coverage I: Nodes missing at random. 652-668 - Xin Lu
Linked Ego Networks: Improving estimate reliability and validity with respondent-driven sampling. 669-685 - Rebecca Nash, Martin Bouchard, Aili Malm:
Investing in people: The role of social networks in the diffusion of a large-scale fraud. 686-698 - David A. Rolls
Modelling a disease-relevant contact network of people who inject drugs. 699-710 - Yoshihisa Kashima
The acquisition of perceived descriptive norms as social category learning in social networks. 711-719 - Werner Raub, Vincent Buskens
The rationality of social structure: Cooperation in social dilemmas through investments in and returns on social capital. 720-732
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