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| Volume 29 Issue 2 - 2009 |
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| Are We Treating Networks Seriously? The Growth of Network Research in Public Administration & Public Policy |
Hawang, Sungsoo
Moon, Il-Chul |
| The purpose of this research is to explore how the term ‘network’ is used in public administration and public policy. Since O’Toole (1997) first called for scholars of public administration and policy... |
| The Structure of Undergraduate Association Networks: A Quantitative Ethnography |
Clouston, Sean, A.P.
Verdery, Ashton
Amin, Sara
Gauthier, G, Robin
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| The challenge of collecting complete associational networks has restricted network studies to small datasets. To deal with larger processes, two general procedures have been developed: the use of indi... |
| Productivity and Performance in Academic Networks: Applications of Liaison Communication to Simmelian Ties, Structural Holes, and Degree Centrality |
| Rosen, Devan |
| In 1968, Donald Schwartz completed what is now seen as the first network analysis performed in the field of communication (Rogers, 1994). The results found in this paper confirm the significance of Sc... |
| Identifying Organizational Influentials: Methods and Application using Social Network Data |
Cole, Russell
Weiss, Michael |
| Uncovering the most influential individuals in an organization may be of great use for researchers and practitioners. As central hubs in the organization, these individuals can be key co-creators or c... |
| Node Discovery Problem for a Social Network |
| Maeno, Yoshiharu |
| A node discovery problem is defined as a problem in discovering a covert node within a social network. The covert node is a person who is not directly observable. The person transmits influence to nei... |
| A Note on Creating Networks from Social Network Data |
Gustafson, Steven
Ma, Huaiyu
Moitra, Abha |
| We are interested in the variance of social networks when using supporting evidence to define “friend” relationships, particularly in online social networks. Of related interest, relevant to this stud... |
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