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Title: Social Networks


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Social Networks
  • Fall 2006

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Announcements
  • Section today CPM 207
  • MySpace assignment next week
  • Expect to be interviewed by soc91ers
  • Next weeks classes as office hours
  • Attend all sections or do two books (lists on
    Wednesday)
  • Grading A/B on revision. Due Monday two weeks.

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Social Networks are Familiar
  • my support network
  • my crew
  • my extended family
  • the grapevine, gossip network
  • Cocktail parties as networking
  • MySpace, Facebook, etc.
  • Networks of suppliers in industry
  • al qaeda

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Patterns of Political Book Buying in 2003 America
http//www.orgnet.com/leftright.html
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International Hyperlinks
George A. Barnett Department of
Communication School of Informatics State
University of New York at Buffalo Buffalo, NY
14260 USA gbarnett_at_buffalo.edu
http//www.insna.org/Powerpoints/George.Barnett.pp
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Path Followed by Internet Petition
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American Airlines Petition
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Definitions
  • A network is a collection of objects or entities
    and the connections or relationships among them.
  • A social network is a set of social actors and
    the relationships or interactions among them.

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Networks Nodes Ties
  • Nodes
  • Actors
  • Points
  • Vertices
  • Agents
  • Players
  • Ties
  • Edges
  • Links
  • Relations
  • Connections

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Nodes
  • Individuals (persons)
  • Collectives (organizations, states, communities)
  • Objects (books, ideas, words)

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Node
Edge/Tie
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Two Ways to Think about Networks
EGO Network what is the network of a particular
actor?
Entire Network what is the full pattern of
connections in a population?
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First Ego Networks
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How do we describe egos world?
EGO
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Whats the difference between the nodes on the
right and the nodes on the left?
EGO
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Who is more likely to be able to supply a fresh
face for a date on Friday? Why?
EGO
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Why are the orange nodes more likely to have info
on a new job for you?
EGO
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Total Networks
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What do we notice about this network?
D
A
B
E
C
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More familiar now? How far apart are nodes?
B
A
D
E
C
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What is shortest path from A to D?
B
A
D
E
C
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What is shortest path from C to D?
B
A
D
E
C
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Shortest Paths
Average Path 16/10 1.6
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Take Away One Link
B
A
D
E
C
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Shortest Paths
Average Path 20/10 2.0
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Ties
  • Kinship (who is a cousin)
  • Role based (who is whose boss)
  • Affective (who likes whom)
  • Cognitive (how do you think about whom)
  • Interactions (with whom do you do what)
  • Proximities (what is near what (in various
    spaces))
  • Shared attributes (who also wears black)
  • Diverse Examples
  • Reports to, is a unit of, task sharing, helping,
    informing, gossip, trust, respect, dislike,
    harassment, bullying, sells to, outsources to,
    regulates, interlocking directorates, personnel
    flows, joint ventures, alliances

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After Borgatti
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http//www.insna.org/INSNA/na_inf.html
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History
  • Simmel web of group affiliations (c. 1900)
  • 1934 Jacob Moreno sociometry
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