sna -- theories put into practice!
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On 10 March, 2010 Thomas Brandhoff (Managing Director of sociomantic labs) as part of the Twittwoch Berlin, presented an introduction to the subject area of social network analysis. The presentation covers both the scientific principles and current areas of application and expected trends.TRANSCRIPT
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Network Level
Social Network Analysis conceptAuthor
Micro
Macro
Element Level Centrality
(Degree, Closeness, Betweenness)
Bavelas (1950), Sabidussi (1966), Nieminen (1974) Bonacich (1972), Freeman (1979), Freeman (1980), Knoke & Burt (1983), Bonacich (1987), Friedkin (1991), Borgatti (2005), Burt (1992), Hage & Harary (1995), Marsden (2002), Newman (2003), Latora & Marchiori (2007)
Group Level Local Density Barnes (1969), Mitchell (1969), Niemeijer (1973), Barnes (1974) Granovetter (1976), Friedkin (1981), Snijder (1981)
Tie Strength Granovetter (1973), Friedkin (1980), Lin, Ensel & Vaughn (1981), Wellman & Wortley (1990)
Connectivity Luce (1950), Harary (1969), Krackhardt (1994), Wasserman & Faust (1994)
Network Position & Equivalence Lorrain & White (1971), Boorman & White (1976), White, Boorman & Breiger (1976), Sailer & Douglas (1978), DiMaggio & Powell (1983), DiMaggio (1986), Erickson (1988), Galaskiewicz & Burt (1991)
Clustering & Connectivity Harary, Norman & Cartwright (1965), Davis (1967),Holland & Leinhardt (1970), Cartwright & Harary (1979),
Network Neighborhood
Everett, Boyd & Borgatti (1990), Borgatti & Everett (1992),
Network
Level
Network Statistics (Degree, Distance, Shortest Path, Clustering
Coefficient, Transitivity)
Mohar (1991), Barabási, Albert & Jeong (1999), Kleinberg et al. (1999), Newman, Watts & Strogatz (2002), Brandes & Erlebach (2005)
Network Models Milgram (1967), Newman, Watts & Strogatz (2002), Brandes & Erlebach (2005)