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ORCIDSocial Networks, Volume 44
Volume 44, January 2016
- Jennifer Watling Neal
, Zachary P. Neal, Elise Cappella:
Seeing and being seen: Predictors of accurate perceptions about classmates' relationships. 1-8 - Min Zhou, Gang Wu, Helian Xu:
Structure and formation of top networks in international trade, 2001-2010. 9-21 - Matthew E. Brashears, Eric Gladstone:
Error correction mechanisms in social networks can reduce accuracy and encourage innovation. 22-35 - Balázs Kovács, Chengwei Liu:
Audience structure and status multiplicity. 36-49 - Beata Lopaciuk-Gonczaryk:
Collaboration strategies for publishing articles in international journals - A study of Polish scientists in economics. 50-63 - Shanfeng Wang, Maoguo Gong, Haifeng Du, Lijia Ma, Qiguang Miao, Wei Du:
Optimizing dynamical changes of structural balance in signed network based on memetic algorithm. 64-73 - Matthew E. Brashears, Emily Hoagland, Eric Quintane:
Sex and network recall accuracy. 74-84 - Eleonora Patacchini, Yves Zenou:
Racial identity and education in social networks. 85-94 - Sandra González-Bailón, Ning Wang:
Networked discontent: The anatomy of protest campaigns in social media. 95-104 - Daniel K. Sewell, Yuguo Chen:
Latent space models for dynamic networks with weighted edges. 105-116 - Felicia F. Tian, Nan Lin:
Weak ties, strong ties, and job mobility in urban China: 1978-2008. 117-129 - Hanno Kruse, Sanne Smith, Frank van Tubergen, Ineke Maas:
From neighbors to school friends? How adolescents' place of residence relates to same-ethnic school friendships. 130-142 - Sadamori Koujaku, Ichigaku Takigawa, Mineichi Kudo, Hideyuki Imai:
Dense core model for cohesive subgraph discovery. 143-152 - Ulrik Brandes, Stephen P. Borgatti, Linton C. Freeman:
Maintaining the duality of closeness and betweenness centrality. 153-159 - Carl Nordlund:
A deviational approach to blockmodeling of valued networks. 160-178 - Lars Leszczensky, Tobias H. Stark, Andreas Flache, Anke Munniksma:
Disentangling the relation between young immigrants' host country identification and their friendships with natives. 179-189 - Hongzhong Deng, Peter Abell, Ofer Engel, Jun Wu, Yuejin Tan:
The influence of structural balance and homophily/heterophobia on the adjustment of random complete signed networks. 190-201 - Martin G. Everett, Thomas W. Valente:
Bridging, brokerage and betweenness. 202-208 - Richard A. Benton:
Uniters or dividers? Voluntary organizations and social capital acquisition. 209-218 - Itaru Ishiguro:
Extroversion and neuroticism affect the right side of the distribution of network size. 219-225 - Molly E. Brown, Monica Ihli, Oscar Hendrick, Sabrina Delgado-Arias, Vanessa M. Escobar, Peter Griffith:
Social network and content analysis of the North American Carbon Program as a scientific community of practice. 226-237 - Joshua E. Marineau, Giuseppe (Joe) Labianca, Gerald C. Kane:
Direct and indirect negative ties and individual performance. 238-252 - Beáta Dávid, Eva Huszti, Ildikó Barna, Yang-chih Fu:
Egocentric contact networks in comparison: Taiwan and Hungary. 253-265
- Alessandro Lomi, Garry Robins, Mark Tranmer:
Introduction to multilevel social networks. 266-268 - Mark Tranmer, Francesca Pallotti, Alessandro Lomi:
The embeddedness of organizational performance: Multiple Membership Multiple Classification Models for the analysis of multilevel networks. 269-280 - James Hollway, Johan H. Koskinen:
Multilevel embeddedness: The case of the global fisheries governance complex. 281-294 - Paola Zappa, Garry Robins:
Organizational learning across multi-level networks. 295-306 - Julia Brennecke, Olaf N. Rank:
The interplay between formal project memberships and informal advice seeking in knowledge-intensive firms: A multilevel network approach. 307-318 - Julien Brailly, Guillaume Favre, Josiane Chatellet, Emmanuel Lazega:
Embeddedness as a multilevel problem: A case study in economic sociology. 319-333 - Andrew J. Slaughter, Laura M. Koehly:
Multilevel models for social networks: Hierarchical Bayesian approaches to exponential random graph modeling. 334-345 - Peng Wang, Garry Robins, Philippa Pattison, Emmanuel Lazega:
Social selection models for multilevel networks. 346-362 - Christoph Stadtfeld, Daniele Mascia, Francesca Pallotti, Alessandro Lomi:
Assimilation and differentiation: A multilevel perspective on organizational and network change. 363-374
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