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Patterns of Liaison Activity I ■ Social Service Organizations => ◆ Arts and Cultural Groups => ◆ Community Centers => ◆ Home Town Assoc => Line Thickness = Number of Relationships Sources Broker Targets
Patterns of Liaison Activity II ◆ Cultural Institutions ◆ Businesses ◆ Mass Media ◆ Limited evidence that Labor Organizations, Churches, and Schools play liaison roles based on these data Line Thickness = Number of Relationships Sources Broker Targets SONIC Advancing the Science of Networks in Communities
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Social Networks Noshir Contractor J
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Agenda ■ A historical overview of
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Iconic Representation of the Intern
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Six Degrees of Separation SONIC Adv
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Mohamed Atta’s Network 21% of con
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Sunday New York Times Magazine, Sty
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Business 2.0 Magazine 2005 SONIC Ad
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Network Visualization with Pajek So
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Amazon Network of Top Selling Books
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Central Rationale “Its the relati
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21 st Century Organizational Forms
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Aphorisms about Networks ■ Social
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INTERACTION NETWORKS Non Human Agen
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Human A Human B Human C Non Human A
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Agenda ■ A historical overview of
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Actors People Subgroups Organizatio
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Page 35 and 36: Types of Relations Nondirectional R
Page 37 and 38: Examples: Directed SONIC Advancing
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Page 41 and 42: Two Mode Networks ❏ Two sets of a
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Page 45 and 46: Converting Two Mode Networks to One
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Page 73 and 74: ■ Distance Path Distance ◆ Calc
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Page 89 and 90: ■ Density Network Density ◆ Ove
Page 91 and 92: Comparing Relations ■ The extent
Page 93 and 94: Assembling a social network ■ Sur
Page 95 and 96: Questionnaire formats Question form
Page 97 and 98: Its all about “Relational Metadat
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Page 107 and 108: Automatic Coding ■ T2K - The Text
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Page 127 and 128: CI-KNOW: Harvesting the online comm
Page 129 and 130: Design Examples: Mapping & Enabling
Page 131 and 132: WHY DO WE CREATE, MAINTAIN, DISSOLV
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Why do actors create, maintain, dis
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Selected Families of Social Science
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CMDR Structuring Processes Exogenou
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Endogenous Actor Level: Theory of S
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Endogenous Triad Level: Theories of
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What Have We Learned About These Ne
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B C “Structural signatures” of
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A contextual “meta-theory” of s
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Contextualizing Goals of Communitie
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Integrating exogenous and endogenou
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Applying p* Framework ■ The stati
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MTML analysis of information retrie
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Pulling Theories Together: p* ■ U
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Projects Investigating Social Drive
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Expertise/Information Retrieval Tim
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Expertise/Information Retrieval Tim
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Mapping Goals to Theories: WoW Gami
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Unraveling the “Structural Signat
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Online Resources ■ GraphViz (Open
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Acknowledgements SONIC Advancing th
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