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ORCIDSocial Networks, Volume 86
Volume 86, 2026
- Sergio Buttazzo
, Göran Kauermann:
Using LASSO for variable selection in exponential random graph models. 1-11 - Xueying Zhang, Ting Wang:
The influence of social network on consumers' negative reactions toward corporate social advocacy: An egocentric network analysis. 12-22 - Gordana Marmulla, Ulrik Brandes:
Centrality in directed networks. 23-34 - Scott L. Feld, Alec McGail:
Estimating unknown populations from informant reports using scale-up reference groups and capture-recapture inference. 35-41 - Tracy M. Sweet, Xin Qiao, Ashani Jayasekera, Yishan Ding:
Investigating the impacts of missing data mechanims and treatments with latent space models. 42-61 - Doris Gebhard, Jan Ellinger:
Who benefits most? Intervention-induced changes in the social networks of people living with dementia. 62-74 - Huiyun Tang, Moxuan Mi, Yingying Ma, Haisheng Yang, Feifei Wang:
Two-mode network autoregressive model for network analysis with core nodes. 75-87 - Mohammad Khalilian, Anthony R. Bardo, Claire M. Reardon, Amy Kostelic, Susie Thiel, Robert W. Krause:
Closing the loop: Design, implementation, and evaluation of a regular-feedback network intervention for social connectedness and mental health. 88-103 - Alec Fluer, Ian Laga, Logan Graham, Ellen Almirol, Makenna Meyer, John A. Schneider, Breschine Cummins:
From survey data to social multiplex models: Incorporating interlayer correlation from multiple data sources. 104-119 - Martina Boschi, Jürgen Lerner, Ernst C. Wit:
Beyond linearity and time-homogeneity: Relational hyper event models with time-varying non-linear effects. 120-137 - Ka Yi Fung, Wing Sun Chan, Miranda Mi Wa Chan:
Networked philanthropy during COVID-19: A case study of community brokerage in Hong Kong. 138-149 - Zack W. Almquist, Ihsan Kahveci, Owen Kajfasz, Janelle Rothfolk, Amy Hagopian:
Understanding the personal networks of people experiencing homelessness in King County, WA with aggregate relational data. 150-172 - Derek A. Kreager, David R. Schaefer, Kristina Brant, Nicolette Bardele, Brandy F. Henry:
A hybrid mixed methods design for understanding decision making, social structure, and network dynamics of life course transitions. 173-186 - Sabrina Mai, Carter T. Butts:
Working together through the storm: The role of task performance in a collaborative emergent multiorganizational disaster response network. 187-210 - Markus H. Schafer, James S. Malo, Brandon M. Brown, Meagan L. McGourty:
What accompanies companionship? Reassessing personal networks and loneliness among young and older adults. 211-228 - Cassie McMillan, Mark C. Pachucki, Jiaao Yu, A. James O'Malley, Anne N. Thorndike, Douglas E. Levy:
Network threats to causal inference: Variations in network position by participation in randomized controlled trials. 229-239 - Giovanna Fancello, Basile Chaix, Philippe Gerber, Yan Kestens, Alexandre Naud, Cédric Sueur, Julie Vallée:
The sociability space: Putting social networks into geographical space. 240-251 - Weihua An, Pablo Estrada, Juan Estrada, David T. Jacho-Chávez:
Estimating peer influence in multilayer networks. 252-265 - Akihiro Nishi, Hiroyasu Ando, Meaghan Woody, Kamal Nayan Reddy Challa:
Making the peers' subjective well-being visible impairs cooperator-centered experimental social networks. 266-270
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