Basic
introductory text books and online bibliographies
Textbooks
Hanneman, Robert A. and Mark Riddle (2005):
Introduction to
social network methods. Riverside, CA: University of
California, Riverside ( published in digital form - Free online
introduction to Social Network Analysis).
Brandes, U. and T. Erlebach (2005). Network Analysis:
Methodological Foundations. Berlin-Heidelberg.
Carrington, P. J., J. Scott, et al. (2005). Models and Methods in
Social Network Analysis. Cambridge, Cambridge University
Press.
de Nooy, W., A. Mrvar, et al. (2005). Exploratory Social Network
Analysis with Pajek. New York.
Degenne, A. and M. Forse (1999). Introducing Social Networks.
London/Thousand Oaks/New Dehli, Sage Publications.
Freeman, L. C. 2004. The Development of Social Network Analaysis: A
Study in the Sociology of Science . Vancouver, BC Canada: Empirical
Press.
Scott, J. (1991). Social Network Analysis: A Handbook.
London.
Valente, T. W. (1995). Network Models of the Diffusion of
Innovations. Cresskill, Hampton Press.
Wasserman, S. and K. Faust (1994). Social network analysis: methods
and applications. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
Academic Journals
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Connections
->
Journal of Compuer-Mediated Communication
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Journal of
Social Structure
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Social Network
Social Network Analysis -
Bibliographies on the Web
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Extensive bibliography including alphabetical index,
provided by The Vancouver NEtwork Anlaysis Team headed by Bill
Richards.
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Socialnetworks.org
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Formation of Economic and Social Networks, site
maintained by Leigh Tesfatsion
Special Topic Area
-> Application of new technologies and Social Network Analysis:
Keila/Skillikorn (June 2005):
Detecting unusual and deceptive communication in
Email (PDF)
Popular Books
-> Barabasi, A.-L. (2002). Linked: the new science of networks.
Cambridge, MA, Perseus Publishing.
-> Watts, D. J. (2003). Six Degrees - The Science of a Connected
Age. New York/London, W. W. Norton & Company.