Social Networks

Papers
(The TQCC of Social Networks is 8. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Timing and networks: Embedding patterns of Peruvian migrants in Switzerland60
Investigating the dynamics of yakuza violence using multilevel network analysis44
Same but different40
Networks of inclusion: Using teams and technology to create diverse social capital34
Studying organized crime networks: Data sources, boundaries and the limits of structural measures34
Knowing me, knowing you: Socio-economic status and (segregation in) peer and parental networks in primary school30
Explaining contact patterns in acquaintanceship networks: A new covariate-based model27
Exponential random graph models and pendant-triangle statistics26
Interaction dynamics in classroom group work25
You said, they said: A framework on informant accuracy with application to studying self-reports and peer-reports25
Does “network closure” beef up firms’ performance?23
Reprint of: What is(n’t) a friend? Dimensions of the friendship concept among adolescents22
Identifying stages in the lifespan of dynamic groups22
Resilience and fragmentation in healthcare coalitions: The link between resource contributions and centrality in health-related interorganizational networks21
Brokerage activity, exclusivity and role diversity: A three-dimensional approach to brokerage in networks18
Social balance-based centrality measure for directed signed networks18
Dynamics and disruption: Structural and individual changes in two Dutch Jihadi networks after police interventions18
How many friends do youth nominate? A meta-analysis of gender, age, and geographic differences in average outdegree centrality17
On the structural equivalence of coresidents and the measurement of village social structure17
Diffusion in small worlds with homophily and social reinforcement: A theoretical model17
Editorial Board16
Can an eye for an eye turn the whole world sanctioned?16
A hostile reputation: A social network approach to interstate hostility16
Dimensions of social networks: A taxonomy and operationalization16
Parameter estimation procedures for exponential-family random graph models on count-valued networks: A comparative simulation study16
Corrigendum to “Impact of methods for reducing respondent burden on personal network structural measures” [Soc. Netw. 29 (2007) 300–315]16
Organizational roles and network effects on ideational influence in science-policy interface: Climate policy networks in Germany and Japan15
From attitudes to social networks: National gender-role attitudes and gender differences in late-life social relationships15
Multilevel integrated healthcare: The evaluation of Project ECHO® networks to integrate children’s healthcare in Australia15
An inductive typology of egocentric networks with data from the Socio-Economic Panel15
Network formation in organizational settings: Exploring the importance of local social processes and team-level contextual variables in small groups using bayesian hierarchical ERGMs15
Differences in perceived social connection help explain SES-based gaps in well-being14
Podcasts in the periphery: Tracing guest trajectories in political podcasts14
Connecting for success: Egocentric network types among underrepresented minority students at college14
Writing into relationships14
Editorial Board14
Categorical closure: Transitivity and identities in longitudinal networks14
Symbolic association networks: A case study of orchestral programming’s effect on the reputation of composers13
Flattening the curve? The structure of the natural resource exchange network and CO2 emissions13
Coming into relations: How communication reveals and persuades relational decisions13
Drivers of tie formation in the Canadian climate change policy network: Belief homophily and social structural processes12
Contextualizing oppositional cultures: The variable significance of gender and ethnic minority status across schools12
Balancing bias and burden in personal network studies12
From mapping to action: Social network analysis as a strategic tool in cross-national community interventions12
Emergence of social support networks among breast cancer survivors through a community-based physical activity program in Colombia11
Leadership and contagion by COVID-19 among residence hall students: A social network analysis approach11
A time to give and a time to receive: Role switching and generalized exchange in a financial market11
A clan detector algorithm to identify independent clans in the kinship networks of elite family dynasties11
Reprint of: Network Canvas: Key decisions in the design of an interviewer-assisted network data collection software suite11
Does syndicating bring syndicating ?An exploration targeting ECF based on social structure by complex network analysis11
Gender bias in the classroom: A network study on self and peer ability attribution10
Adolescent network positions and memory performance in adulthood: Evidence from sibling fixed effects models with sociometric network data10
The cultural construction of personal relationships10
Editorial Board10
The effect of perceptions of exploration and exploitation work activities on dynamic organizational knowledge networks10
Gender homophily and gender distribution in social networks: The case of older adults in long term care settings10
Positive, negative, and ambivalent dyads and triads with family and friends: A personal network study on how they are associated with young adults’ well-being10
Measuring particularized trust: A name generator approach10
Party Nexus Position Generator10
The social ecology of intergenerational closure in school class networks. Socio-spatial conditions of parents’ norm generation and their effects on students’ interpersonal conflicts10
In the network of the conclave: Social connections and the making of a pope10
Networks from culture: Mechanisms of tie-formation follow institutionalized rules in social fields10
Effects of smartphone use and recall aids on network name generator questions9
Use of aggregated relational data in agent-based modeling9
A first look at justice-involved women’s egocentric social networks9
Editorial Board9
Migration, mixedness, and the partner’s role in core discussion networks9
Deviations from cultural consensus about occupations: The duality of occupation meanings and Americans’ meaning communities9
Neighborhood conditions and social network turnover among older adults9
Network ties, institutional roles and advocacy tactics:Exploring explanations for perceptions of influence in climate change policy networks9
Socio-semantic configuration of an online conversation space9
Routine action networks: An architectural study of spatial layouts and performativity in outpatient clinics9
The role of network communication in mediating the effect of a social network intervention on HIV seroconversion among people who inject drugs in Ukraine9
Duality, dissimilarity, and diversity: The use of ecological approaches to cross-nested affiliation data8
Reprint of: Participant engagement in environmentally focused social network research8
Local Majority-with-inertia Rule Can Explain Global Consensus Dynamics in A Network Coordination Game8
Measuring structural HIV stigma8
Mobilizing personal networks into concert audiences: The differential multilevel effects in an art convention8
Value creation framework for tourist destinations based on designable evaluation network8
Building trust and co-designing a study of trust and co-operation: Observations from a network study in a high-risk, high-security environment8
R&D cooperation in collaborative consumption of research equipment: An ERGM approach8
Birds of a feather sign together: Co-ratification patterns in the International environmental agreement network8
An extended family of measures for directed networks8
She Must Be Seeing Things! Gender disparity in camera department networks8
The rise of #climateaction in the time of the FridaysForFuture movement: A semantic network analysis8
Generators or diffusers? Examining differences in the dynamic coupling of context and social ties across multiple types of foci8
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