Social network analysis : History, theory & methodology

By:

Prell Christina

Contributor(s):

Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2012Description: 263p viiISBN:

9781412947152

Subject(s):

1. Social Networks - Handbooks - Manuals,2. Social Sciences - Network Analysis - Handbooks

DDC classification:

302.400000 PRE

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction: What Are Social Networks?; PART ONE: BACKGROUND UNDERSTANDING; Becoming Familiar with Social Networks; A Brief History of Social Network Analysis; How to Study Social Networks, from Theory to Design; PART TWO: LEVELS OF ANALYSIS; Actor Level in Complete Networks; Actor Level in Ego Networks; Dyad and Triad Levels; Subgroups Level; Network Level; Position and Roles Analysis; PART THREE: Advances, Extensions and Conclusions; Statistical Models for Social Networks; Conclusions and Future of the Field; Appendices; Appendix 1: Getting Started with UCINET; Appendix 2: Exponential Random Graph Modelling and Longitudinal Modelling through Siena; Appendix 3: Calculating Probability for Transitivity Using Actor-Based Models

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Table of contents
Introduction: What Are Social Networks?;
PART ONE: BACKGROUND UNDERSTANDING;
Becoming Familiar with Social Networks;
A Brief History of Social Network Analysis;
How to Study Social Networks, from Theory to Design;
PART TWO: LEVELS OF ANALYSIS;
Actor Level in Complete Networks;
Actor Level in Ego Networks;
Dyad and Triad Levels;
Subgroups Level;
Network Level;
Position and Roles Analysis;
PART THREE: Advances, Extensions and Conclusions;
Statistical Models for Social Networks;
Conclusions and Future of the Field;
Appendices;
Appendix 1: Getting Started with UCINET;
Appendix 2: Exponential Random Graph Modelling and Longitudinal Modelling through Siena;
Appendix 3: Calculating Probability for Transitivity Using Actor-Based Models

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