… human history, we believe selection and other evolutionary processes acting on culture
are much more salient in explaining socio-cultural variation and dynamics (see Blute 1987). …

… It is argued that human agency and the network dynamics through which these agents interact
… of collective forms of agency based on strong strategic networks underpinned by a shared …

… for the temporal evolution of social networks. They report that … the network, and that reflect
dynamics inherent in a particular social relation. Any one actor cannot control these dynamics, …

… , we need to account not only for human agency but also for that inherent to the materiality …
SES in terms of system dynamics, the understanding of these dynamics is still constrained by …

The question of agency has been neglected in social network research, in part because the
structural approach to social relations removes consideration of individual volition and action…

… "network dynamics" just how these patterns of social relationships came about in the first
place. "Elite marriage and economic networks,… such a capacity for human agency does not-and …

… Social theorists have long debated the relative contributions of human agency and structure
to social interactions and network dynamics (Bourdieu, 1986; Giddens, 1984; Sewell, 1992). …

… how managers overcome agency and knowledge problems that curtail network dynamics
in … paper develops an altercentric account of network dynamics that explains how managers …

… To understand how this diffusion process works, and how it is manifest in the interconnected
actions of massive numbers of individuals, we need to study the network dynamics of …

… the dynamic of structural change. In these models, structures are constantly made and re-made
through human agency… So human agents and non-human objects are so obvious that we …