Perspectives on Social Network Research

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ifc1
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors and Symposium Participants, Pages vii-ix
Preface, Page x, Paul W. Holland, Samuel Leinhardt
CHAPTER 1 - THE ADVANCED RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM ON SOCIAL NETWORKS, Pages 1-10, Paul W. Holland, Samuel Leinhardt
CHAPTER 2 - ON BALANCE AND ATTRIBUTION, Pages 11-23, Fritz Heider
CHAPTER 3 - BALANCE AND CLUSTERABILITY: AN OVERVIEW, Pages 25-50, Dorwin Cartwright, Frank Harary
CHAPTER 4 - THE DAVIS/HOLLAND/LEINHARDT STUDIES: AN OVERVIEW, Pages 51-62, James A. Davis
CHAPTER 5 - STRUCTURAL SOCIOMETRY, Pages 63-83, Paul W. Holland, Samuel Lelnhardt
CHAPTER 6 - A PRIMER ON BLOCKMODELING PROCEDURE, Pages 85-118, John M. Light, Nicholas C. Mullins
CHAPTER 7 - SOME PROBLEMS RELATING TO RANDOMLY CONSTRUCTED BIASED NETWORKS, Pages 119-136, Anatol Rapoport
CHAPTER 8 - NETWORK ANALYSIS OF THE DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS, Pages 137-164, Everett M. Rogers
CHAPTER 9 - DETERMINISTIC MODELS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS, Pages 165-186, H. Russell Bernard, Peter D. Killworth
CHAPTER 10 - INDEPENDENT GENERALIZATIONS OF BALANCE, Pages 187-200, Claude Flament
CHAPTER 11 - STRUCTURAL CONTROL MODELS FOR GROUP PROCESSES, Pages 201-221, Patrick Doreian
CHAPTER 12 - TOWARD A GENERAL FRAMEWORK FOR DYNAMIC THEORIES OF SENTIMENT IN SMALL GROUPS DERIVED FROM THEORIES OF ATTITUDE CHANGE, Pages 223-238, John E. Hunter
CHAPTER 13 - SOCIAL CLUSTERS AND OPINION CLUSTERS, Pages 239-256, Robert P. Abelson
CHAPTER 14 - EQUILIBRATING PROCESSES IN SOCIAL NETWORKS: A MODEL FOR CONCEPTUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS, Pages 257-300, D. Garth Taylor, James S. Coleman
CHAPTER 15 - GRAPH SAMPLING COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL SAMPLING, Pages 301-318, Charles H. Proctor
CHAPTER 16 - ESTIMATION OF POPULATION TOTALS BY USE OF SNOWBALL SAMPLES, Pages 319-347, Ove Frank
CHAPTER 17 - A STUDY OF INTERLOCKING DIRECTORATES: VITAL CONCEPTS OF ORGANIZATION, Pages 349-378, Joel H. Levine, William S. Roy
CHAPTER 18 - NETWORK ANALYSIS IN LARGE SOCIAL SYSTEMS: SOME THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS, Pages 379-402, Edward O. Laumann
CHAPTER 19 - NETWORK ANALYSIS: ORIENTING NOTION, RIGOROUS TECHNIQUE OR SUBSTANTIVE FIELD OF STUDY?, Pages 403-423, John A. Barnes
CHAPTER 20 - NETWORKS, ALGORITHMS, AND ANALYSIS, Pages 425-451, J. Clyde Mitchell
CHAPTER 21 - COGNITIVE BALANCE THEORY AND SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS: REMARKS ON SOME FUNDAMENTAL THEORETICAL MATTERS, Pages 453-469, Bo Anderson
CHAPTER 22 - ACQUISITION AND MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL NETWORK DATA, Pages 471-487, Richard C. Roistacher
CHAPTER 23 - PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIAL NETWORKS, Pages 489-500, Anthony P.M. Coxon
CHAPTER 24 - THE THEORY-GAP IN SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS, Pages 501-518, Mark Granovetter
CHAPTER 25 - SOCIAL NETWORKS AND SCIENTIFIC IDEAS: THE CASE OF THE IDEA OF NETWORKS, Pages 519-527, Nicholas C. Mullins
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 529-532
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIAL RELATIONS, Pages 533-534, Peter H. Rossi