Theoretical concepts of network analysis
Generally speaking, a network is a set of links (ties or edges) and objects (nodes or vertices). These objects could be people, rivers, roads, computers, cities, etc., while links may represent relationships such as friendship, kinship, sexual relationships, the flow of information, etc. Kinds of ne...
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Springer London
2017
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