3) (Long run) Interaction of social and semantic networks to generate the completecommunication network,Brian J . Jones, (268 Childs Ave ., Drexel Hill, PA, 19026)1) Examination of the relationship between egocentric network characteristics andoccupational/employment behaviour of individuals .2) Explication of the relationship between physical health symptoms and supportmechanisms within egocentric networks .Special focuses :a) sex differences in the network/health linkb) multidimensionalization of the network to spotlight the specific characteristics(_kin vs . friend, etc) that are operativeFred E . Katz, (2214 Ken Oak Rd ., Baltimore, Md, 21209)1) Holocaust and other forces of extremism :see, "A Sociological Approach to the Holocaust", Modern Judaism (1982)and, "Implementation of the Holocaust : The Behavior of Nazi Officials", ComparativeStudies inSocietyandHistory (1982)2) Structural theorysee, "Structural Autonomy and the Dynamic of Social Systems" in I . Rossi (ed)StructuralSociology ( .1982)and, just submitted a paper to <strong>Connections</strong> on linkages & Interpretations ofStructures .3) See, March/April issue of Society/Transaction"Re-opening an old wound and learning some new lessons"Applying structural theory (from #1) to contemporary issues .Hugh M . Kawabata, (625 Evonshire Ave ., Santa Barbara, CA, 93111)Effect of non-response error on measures of social network structure .David Knoke, (Sociology, Indiana Univ ., 13 Loomington, Indiana, 47405)1) With Edward (l . Laumann, studying policy making networks in two national domains -energy and health . Looking at social structure of communication, issue interest differentiation,and participation in policy events . Project funded b.y NSF .2) Continuing with research on voluntary association behavior, with emphasis onpolitical economy of resource mobilization and application to collective goals .Thomas Koenig, (Sociology, 500 Holmes, Northeastern Univ ., Boston, Mass ., 02115)Looking at how political contribution patterns relate to corporate interlocks .James M . Lattin, (E53-356 Sloan School of Mgmt ., 50 Memorial Dr ., Cambridge, Mass ., 02139)Only after I finish my dissertation in marketing, I plan to collaborate with Joel H .Levine, Dartmouth College, on testing a model of directorate interlocking and examiningits possible implications .Normand Leavy, (691 Gingras, Sainte-Foy, Quebec, G1X 3T5)Actually working with the Delphic method of consultation in a hospital in Quebec city .After a Ph .D . thesis about social network and influence process, I am interested in
social network and community in cities .J . Hunter Mica, (4010 Windsor St ., Apt . 1, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, 15217)I am still working on my dissertation which is a diachronic analysis of the networkof scientists working on Expectation States Theory (.a branch of social psychology) . Ishall construct blockmodels of the group's social structure based upon co-authorship,collegiality, citations, acknowledgements and student-mentor ties .J . Clyde Mitchell, (Nuffield College, Oxford, England)Mainly testing algorithmic procedures against data sets collected by my students andcolleagues .Mark S . Mizruchi, (Scientific Computing Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx,New York, 10461)1) Study of corporate networks and CEO firings (with Don Palmer)2) Study of corporate networks and political campaign contributions (with Tom Koenig)3) Response of capitalist class to labor insurgencyP . Pattison, (Psychology, University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia, 3052)Algebraic models for social networks, especially algebraic descriptions of concreteand abstract social roles .M. Peil, (Center of W . African Studies, Birmingham Univ ., Birmingham 15, England)I am currently completing a textbook on African Urban Society for Wiley, which shouldbe available in 1984 . It has considerable material on rural-urban links, kinship links,neighbourhood and friendship networks, within a comparative framework covering all oftropical Africa and attempting to assess changes over time where data permits this . Whenthis is finished, I will return to an analysis of helping networks in three Sierra Leoneantowns, especially the support received by elderly people who choose to remain in town .David Prensky, (Sociology, Univ . of Chicago, 1126 E . 59th St ., Chicago, IZ ., 60637)I am completing my Ph .D . thesis on the interorganizational structure of national (US)health policy organizations . The thesis examines the effects of that structure on politicalactivation .Dave Riley, (HDFS, MVR Hall, Cornell Univ ., Ithaca, N .Y ., 14850)Network influences on father involvement in child-rearing .Paul Robinson, (300 Garibaldi Ave ., Apt . 3B, Lodi, NJ, 07644)Using data from Claude S . Fischer's Northern California Community Study (obtainedthrough Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Science <strong>Research</strong>) to examinedifferences in social network correlates of well-being as a function of marital statusand parenthood . (Doctoral Dissertation)Donald F . Schwartz, (307 Roberts, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y .)Currently applying network analysis procedure to 1) help analyze superior subordinatecommunication in an adult education - research information dissemination, organization,2) describe contact structures and information flows supporting creativity and innovativenessin university-managed research and development organizations .
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