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Kayo Fujimoto,Ming Cao,Lisa M Kuhns et al. Kayo Fujimoto et al.
We introduce a new venue-informed network degree measure, which we applied to respondent-driven sampling (RDS) estimators. Using data collected from 746 young MSM in 2014-2016 in Chicago, IL, and Houston, TX, we estimated the population ser...
Ashton M Verdery,Ted Mouw,Heather Edelblute et al. Ashton M Verdery et al.
We draw on unique data on communication flows between migrants and non-migrants in a bi-national, cross-border social network to test competing theories of the process of social incorporation. While advocates of the assimilation perspective...
Olga Kornienko,Victor Agadjanian,Cecilia Menjívar et al. Olga Kornienko et al.
This study advances research on the role of personal networks as sources of financial and emotional support in immigrants' close personal ties beyond the immediate family. Because resource scarcity experienced by members of immigrant commun...
Corina Graif,Alina I Lungeanu,Alyssa M Yetter Corina Graif
Urban sociologists and criminologists have long been interested in the link between neighborhood isolation and crime. Yet studies have focused predominantly on the internal dimension of social isolation (i.e., increased social disorganizati...
J A Schneider,N Lancki,P Schumm J A Schneider
Mass incarceration of young Black men has a significant impact on their network composition and stability that, in turn, may have major implications for health and well-being. A sub-group of young Black men with criminal justice involvement...
Kayla de la Haye,Joshua Embree,Marc Punkay et al. Kayla de la Haye et al.
Missing data are often problematic when analyzing complete longitudinal social network data. We review approaches for accommodating missing data when analyzing longitudinal network data with stochastic actor-based models. One common practic...
Holly B Shakya,Nicholas A Christakis,James H Fowler Holly B Shakya
Since the 1970s sociologists have explored the best means for measuring social networks, although few name generator analyses have used sociocentric data or data from developing countries, partly because sociocentric studies in developing c...
Gregory Phillips nd,Patrick Janulis,Brian Mustanski et al. Gregory Phillips nd et al.
The differences between direct ties (i.e., ties between a respondent and their nominees) and ties between nominees (indirect) are key to understanding network structure, yet remain understudied. Within a sample of 175 young men who have sex...