… there is evidence for what Kuhn calls ‘normal science’ (1970). That is, is there an active
group of authors who view Social Networks as their primary professional outlet; an intellectual …

… networks principally support social networks, not groups. A group is only one special type of
a social network; … Much social organization no longer fits the group model. Work, community, …

… mystery about social networks by explaining the big ideas that underlie the social network
phenomenon. I concentrate on the concepts, theories, and findings of the social network field. …

… of dominance hierarchies in social ecology, trophic levels in food webs, and social status
in social networks. The inequality becomes maximum when the network is a directed acyclic …

… detailed study of user interactions in the Facebook social network. We propose the use of
interaction graphs to impart meaning to online social links by quantifying user interactions. We …

… that that many complex and social networks respond to damage the same way that an ice
cube responds to increases in temperature. When some types of networks take minor damage, …

… Today, ResearchGate is just one of several academic social networks going viral. San
Francisco-based competitor Academia.edu says that it has 11 million users. “The goal of the …

… Online social networking technologies enable individuals to simultaneously share … the
absence of social signals about that information. We examine the role of social networks in online …

How does network analysis fit into the development of public administration as an academic
discipline? This article tries to bridge theoretical developments in public administration …

… While there are many different types of models and researchers that occupy the scientific
study of social networks, this volume focuses on how these studies, findings, and models affect …