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CONNECTIONS<br />
VOLUME X NUMBER 3<br />
Winter, <strong>1987</strong><br />
DIRECTORY<br />
ISSUE<br />
NETWORK NOTEBOOK 177<br />
MEETING CALENDAR 185<br />
Barry Wellman : "What is to be Done? --<br />
The Next Ten Years of <strong>INSNA</strong>"<br />
189<br />
Cl<strong>as</strong>sics Illustrated and Discussed 191<br />
Charles <strong>Jones</strong> :<br />
<strong>as</strong> a Datab<strong>as</strong>e"<br />
"<strong>Using</strong> <strong>Connections</strong><br />
193<br />
COMPUTER STUFF 195<br />
DIRECTORY 197<br />
Name - Address - Interests 197<br />
Institutional Memberships 249<br />
Membership by Country 250<br />
Membership by Discipline 252<br />
Membership by Interests 254<br />
INDEX 263<br />
(c) Barry Wellman for <strong>INSNA</strong> <strong>1987</strong><br />
ISBN 0226-1776
CONNECTIONS<br />
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EDITORIAL OFFICES : Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto .<br />
455 Spadina Ave ., Toronto, Canada M5S 1A1 . (416) 978-3930/2072 .<br />
EDITOR & COORDINATOR : Barry Wellman<br />
ASSOCIATE EDITORS : Walter Carroll ASSOCIATE COORDINATORS : Susan Dentelbeck<br />
Vicente Espinoza<br />
Antonia Maughn<br />
David Hillock<br />
Pat Parisi-Smith<br />
Robin Inskip<br />
Cyndi Rottenberg<br />
Scot Wortley<br />
EUROPEAN EDITORS : Hans Hummell (Sociology, Univ of Duisberg)<br />
John Scott (Sociology, Univ of Leicester)<br />
COMPUTER EDITOR :<br />
John Sonquist (Sociology, Univ of California-Santa Barbara)<br />
CONNECTIONS is published triannually by the International Network for Social Network Analysis, at the<br />
Centre for Urban & Community Studies, University of Toronto . Network correspondence and and<br />
subscriptions should be sent to the Editorial Offices .<br />
CONNECTIONS is produced by the Editors and Co-ordinators with voluntary <strong>as</strong>sistance, and is supported<br />
entirely by subscriptions . The facilities and <strong>as</strong>sistance of the Centre for Urban and Community Studies,<br />
University of Toronto, are gratefully acknowledged .<br />
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CONTRIBUTIONS are encouraged from members and colleagues : research papers of any length, reviews of<br />
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programmes, conference information, abstracts, teaching aids, etc .
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NETWORK NOTEBOOK<br />
IN THIS ISSUE<br />
The big news is the DIRECTORY, all new since 1984 . It combines the perv<strong>as</strong>ive power of DB3 with<br />
the beauty of l<strong>as</strong>er-written Word Perfect . Not only does it contain name, address & Bitnet, but there<br />
are cross-referenced lists by country, US state, discipline & keyword . 1 caution: we've included for<br />
completeness all those who've ever been members since 1985 so some entries may be out of date .<br />
Other stuff in this issue are the latest (& l<strong>as</strong>t) news on the SUNBELT conference this Feb in San<br />
Diego, the sunspot where brown-nosing & red-necking is a way of life . We go back to the future,<br />
celebrating 2 certified cl<strong>as</strong>sic network analysts (no, we don't mean the mon<strong>as</strong>tery data!) & talking about<br />
future <strong>INSNA</strong> possibilities . And if you want to write a cl<strong>as</strong>sic paper, Charles <strong>Jones</strong> tells you how to<br />
search <strong>INSNA</strong> abstracts on disk with Nota Bene & get all the cites you'll ever need . Of course, there's<br />
the usual motley <strong>as</strong>sortment of gossip, meeting stuff, computer tips, et al .<br />
*************************** RENEWAL TIME ******************************<br />
It costs over $1 to ch<strong>as</strong>e people to renew with a reminder letter . The morale cost is even higher<br />
to the poor wretches who put this thing out. S O RENEW NOW, WITH THE FORM ENCLOSED WITH<br />
THIS ISSUE. We regret the price rise to $18 . It's the 1st in a few years & will just about cover the<br />
deficit we're running . And shop smart : if you use our new 3 year renewal, you'll avoid future price<br />
rise . Students get an even better deal : a half-price loss leader.<br />
HAVE YOU TAKEN A LIBRARIAN TO LUNCH RECENTLY?<br />
The best way to avoid <strong>INSNA</strong> price hikes is to encourage libraries to subscribe at high institutional<br />
rates ($30 in our c<strong>as</strong>e) . Most journals, including SOCIAL NETWORKS, thrive on library subs . <strong>INSNA</strong><br />
h<strong>as</strong> gained about 20 such subs (including some hi-prestige places), so it can be done . For every<br />
additional 25 subs, we can keep individual sub costs down by $1 . Robin Inskip, <strong>INSNA</strong>'s librarian-inresidence,<br />
h<strong>as</strong> designed a letter aimed at the folks who order journals for libraries . A copy h<strong>as</strong> been<br />
enclosed with this mailing. All you have to do is send it to the appropriate person at your library(ies) .<br />
An endorsing cover letter from you accompanying it usually does wonders, <strong>as</strong> most libraries have a<br />
policy of responding to faculty ple<strong>as</strong> .<br />
KEY NODES IN THE <strong>INSNA</strong> HQ SUPER-NODE<br />
Lots of folks worked hard, smart & long to get this issue out . VICENTE ESPINOZA w<strong>as</strong> our<br />
original designer: laying out the original specs of our new DB3+ membership datab<strong>as</strong>e . PAT PARISI-<br />
SMITH worked carefully and creatively moving our old Cornerstone datab<strong>as</strong>e onto DB3 . Both Pat &<br />
SCOT WORTLEY kept the enterprise going, handling queries, entering new memberships & ch<strong>as</strong>ing hot<br />
prospects. DAVID HILLOCK took the datab<strong>as</strong>e, cleaned it up, made it do tricks, and turned it into our<br />
Word Perfect-b<strong>as</strong>ed Directory . ROBIN INSKIP sweated out marketing & l<strong>as</strong>er printing . Throughout,<br />
ANTONIA MAUGHN watched our accounts, SUSAN DENTELBECK got issues out, CYNDI ROTTENBERG<br />
wrote macros & organized things . <strong>INSNA</strong> is so good (& so cheap) because all these folks are extraordinarily<br />
talented, conscientious & nice . (Which h<strong>as</strong> always been true : every former <strong>INSNA</strong> Associate is<br />
now well-employed .) Throughout, BARRY WELLMAN h<strong>as</strong> acted <strong>as</strong> ringm<strong>as</strong>ter/kibitzer (2 contradictory<br />
roles), & worrier about grand strategy & petty details (2 necessarily complementary roles) .
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PERSONAL NETWORK QUESTIONNAIRE FILE<br />
The WORK & WELL-BEING study of LONG-STAY PATIENTS IN AN ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL h<strong>as</strong><br />
contributed a set of 5 questionnaires to <strong>INSNA</strong>'s growing cumulative file . They tap social networks,<br />
social behaviour skills, support, physical & mental health . INFO from Victor Marshall, Behavioural<br />
Science, U Toronto, Toronto Canada M5S 1A8 Tel : 416-978-6744 .<br />
INFO FLOWS<br />
Columbia Soc c<strong>as</strong>hes in : HARRISON WHITE, STEVEN LUKES, GUNTHER ROTH joining up . . . .STEVEN<br />
ANDREWS moved to Boston from Chapel Hill . . . .PETER BEARMAN Asst Prof at Soc, North Carolina .-<br />
. ..RAYMOND BRADLEY now at Soc, Cal-Santa Cruz & married with NANCY ROBERTS (Naval Postgrad<br />
Schl, Monterry, CA) . . . .KATHARINE FAUST from Psych, Illinois to Soc, American U . . . . MICHAEL GOLD-<br />
BERG moved from Maryland to Venice Calif . . ..STEVAN HOBFOLL from Tel-Aviv to Director, Applied<br />
Psych Ctr, Kent St . He's also Assoc Ed. of the JOURNAL OF SOCIAL & PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS-<br />
. . . .BARTON HIRSCH to Northwestern <strong>as</strong> <strong>as</strong>soc prof of ed & soc policy, & psych . . ..GARY HURD moved<br />
from Costa Mesa to Santa Anna Calif . . . . J. MILLER McPHERSON & LYNN SMITH-LOVIN from South<br />
Carolina to Soc, Cornell . . . .RUMI KATO PRICE now at Psychiatry, W<strong>as</strong>hington U . . . .JACK GOLDSTONE<br />
(Soc, Northwestern) spending 1st 6 months of 1988 at Australian Nat! U's Res Schl of Soc Sci, writing a<br />
book on social origins of the English Industrial Rev . . . . CHRIS WINSHIP (Soc, Northwestern) on sabbatical,<br />
studying the consequences of black youth unemployment . . ..JAMES JACKSON [aka <strong>as</strong> spouse of Toni<br />
Antonucci] appointed Associate Dean for minority affairs at Michigan's grad schl . . ..GRAHAM LOWE<br />
promoted to Full Prof at Soc, Alberta . . . .R. JACK RICHARDSON [former <strong>INSNA</strong> Assoc Coord] promoted to<br />
tenured Assoc Prof at Soc, McM<strong>as</strong>ter . . . . WILLIAM RATCLIFFE h<strong>as</strong> left network analysis for "a successful<br />
& rewarding career in market research" at Burwell Hay, Toronto . . . .SUSAN LEIGH STARR moves from<br />
Tremont Inst, San Francisco to Asst Prof, Info & Comp Sci, Cal-Irvine . . . . ANN SWIDLER from Stanford to<br />
Soc, Cal-Berkeley . . .. JAMES HOUSE (Mngmnt St, Toronto) Visiting Prof at Suffolk U . . . .PETER BLAU<br />
Acting Director of Columbia's Ctr for the Soc Scis . . . .BARRIE THORNE named 1st Barbara Streisand Prof<br />
of Intimacy & Sexuality at Soc, USC. . .<br />
LIVE FERAND married . . . . J. CLYDE MITCHELL (Nuffield C, Oxford emert .) married . . . .MICHAEL<br />
SCHWARTZ (Soc, SUNY-Stony Brook) married . . . .CYNDI ROTTENBERG engaged . . ..BONNIE ERICKSON (Soc,<br />
Toronto) will spend 6-7/88 at swanky Bellagio conf ctr in Italian Alps developing her research . . . .DAVIDA<br />
WEINBERG (Soc, Cal-Berkeley) received Dissertation Fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson to study<br />
"Reciprocity Reconsidered : Motivations to Return in the Social Exchange of Favors JANE HOOD (Soc,<br />
New Mexico) received Burlington Northern Fdn award for teaching excellence . . . .ALAN MacFARLANE<br />
(Anthro, Cantab) won Wm Goode award from Amer Soc Assoc Family section for Marriage & Love in<br />
England, 1300-1840 . . . . PATRICIA TOLBERT (Cornell) wins European Group for Organizational Studies<br />
(EGOS) award for "Institutional environments & resource dependence : sources of administrative structure<br />
in institutions of higher education" (ASQ, 1985) . . . . LESLIE HOWARD's house in Whittier, California<br />
survived the 10/87 L .A . earthquake with minor pl<strong>as</strong>ter damage . Word to the wise : Les says woodframe<br />
houses (like his) are more quake-proof than cinder block because they flex more under stress . (Sounds<br />
like the Alexander Technique, <strong>as</strong> taught at the Sunbelt Conf.) . . . .BARRY WELLMAN (Soc, Toronto) current<br />
head of ASA Community Section's 'Lynd Award' Committee (given for outstanding lifetime contributions)<br />
. . . .KAREN CAMPBELL (Soc, U W<strong>as</strong>hington) elected Editor of SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY QUARTER-<br />
LY . . . . RANDALL COLLINS (Soc, Cal-Riverside) elected to Amer Soc Assoc's Council . . .. JAMES COLEMAN<br />
(Soc, Chicago) awarded honorary doctorate by Southern Cal . . . .JOSHUA MEYROWITZ (Communic, New<br />
Hampshire) winner of Speech Communic Assoc's Golden Anniversary Book Award for NO SENSE OF<br />
PLACE . . . .BETH MINTZ & MICHAEL SCHWARTZ's book, THE POWER STRUCTURE OF AMERICAN<br />
BUSINESS now available in paperback, U Chicago Pr, $13 .95 .<br />
CALLS FOR SUPPORT<br />
From L'Union des Associations Internationales : We are exploring the possibility of using techniques<br />
of network analysis to explore our datab<strong>as</strong>e with a view to representing segments of it <strong>as</strong> network maps .<br />
Our difficulty is that we are dealing with 10K-30K nodes (organizations + 'world problems') . So we can<br />
also use help in determining how the total map could best be segmented into the 'pages' of an 'atl<strong>as</strong>',<br />
namely by criteria of connectivity or common subject focus .
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My current sense of cost-effective fe<strong>as</strong>ibility is to piggy-back on various forms of software such <strong>as</strong><br />
CAD, social network analysis or circuit board design . Our specific problems :<br />
1 . To find a package will allow us to import our data even though it consists of a network of<br />
relationships between conceptual entities .<br />
2 . To find a suitable algorithm to distribute our data over a surface in such a way <strong>as</strong> to ensure a<br />
minimum of line crossings amongst the elements of the networks . Or, inn the absence of an elegant<br />
solution, to perform a computer <strong>as</strong>sisted redistribution of the data by manual m<strong>as</strong>saging in an interactive<br />
mode .<br />
3 . To move towards being able to m<strong>as</strong>sage any given map into a pattern which is meaningful :<br />
computer-<strong>as</strong>sisted pattern forming .<br />
I hope to hear from those who have similar problems . I am planning to visit the USA 1/88 &<br />
would appreciate face-to-face or telephone discussions .<br />
[Edited from a letter from Anthony J N Judge, Secretariat General, Union des Associations Internationales,<br />
Rue W<strong>as</strong>hington 40, 1050 Bruxelles, Belgique . Tel : (02)-640-41-09, 640-18-08 . Telex : 65080 INAC B .<br />
From Stanley W<strong>as</strong>serman : I spent 4 weeks at the U Michigan, Ann Arbor, teaching the Network<br />
Analysis course at the Summer Program in Quantitative Methods at ICPSR . Hank Heitowit, the Director<br />
of the Summer Program, h<strong>as</strong> made a commitment to the course & plans to offer it for at le<strong>as</strong>t the next<br />
2 years . The course is a unique opportunity for students & researchers to learn the latest network<br />
methodology in a very good environment .<br />
This summer, I had 7-10 students for the duration of the course . I enjoyed th experience -- ICPSR<br />
h<strong>as</strong> great resources, especially computers . I do not think that I will return next year, however -- 4<br />
weeks is too long to go without seeing my family . So we will be looking for an instructor for next<br />
year.<br />
Interested instructors contact Stanley at Psychology Dept, U Illinois, 603 E . Daniel St, Champaign<br />
IL 61820 . Those who want to take the course should get in touch directly with Hank Heitowit, ICPSR,<br />
U Michigan, Ann Arbor .<br />
From Barry Wellman : I've been <strong>as</strong>ked by the ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY to do a review<br />
article on urban social relations . Ple<strong>as</strong>e send me your papers (conference, working papers <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong><br />
publication) <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> pertinent info . about your books (<strong>as</strong>suming you can't spare a copy) . In return I<br />
shall try to make you (in)famous . I need this material by 1 April 88, preferably . Address : Ctr for<br />
Urban & Community Studies, Univ of Toronto, 455 Spadina Ave, Room 426, Toronto Canada M5S 1A1 .<br />
IF YOU EDIT THIS MAGAZINE FOR FREE, YOU GET TOHYPE YOUR OWN BOOK<br />
Years in the making, a score of mega-stars, & a fuchsia cover! Yes, folks, it should be out in<br />
January, 1988 : the long-awaited (& longer-promised) SOCIAL STRUCTURES : A NETWORK APPROACH,<br />
edited by Barry Wellman & S .D . Berkowitz . [Cambridge U Press, c530 pp ., $19 .95 pb, $65 hb.]<br />
What's in it? A score of articles, all profound, most witty, & almost all original . They've been<br />
chosen to give a sense of a structural/network analytic approach to looking at social issues . CON-<br />
TENTS<br />
I . Thinking Structurally<br />
"Studying social structures," Barry Wellman & S .D . Berkowitz<br />
"Structural analysis : from method & metaphor to theory & substance," Barry Wellman<br />
"Understanding simple social structure : kinship units and ties," Nancy Howell<br />
"The duality of persons and groups," Ronald Breiger<br />
"The relational b<strong>as</strong>is of attitudes," Bonnie Erickson<br />
II . Communities<br />
"Networks <strong>as</strong> personal communities," Barry Wellman, Peter Carrington & Alan Hall<br />
"Work & community in industrializing India," Leslie Howard<br />
"Relations of production & cl<strong>as</strong>s rule : the hidden b<strong>as</strong>is of patron-clientage," Y . Michal Bodemann<br />
III . Markets<br />
"Varieties of markets," Harrison White<br />
"Markets & market-are<strong>as</strong> : some preliminary formulations," S .D . Berkowitz<br />
"Form & substance in the analysis of the world economy," Harriet Friedmann
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IV . Social Change<br />
"Misreading, then rereading, 19th century social change," Charles Tilly<br />
"Structural location & ideological divergence : Jewish Marxist intellectuals in turn-of-the-century<br />
Russia," Robert Brym<br />
"Cites & fights : material entailment analysis of the 18th century chemical revolution," Dougl<strong>as</strong> White<br />
& H. Gilman McCann<br />
V . Social Mobility<br />
"Collective mobility & the persistence of dyn<strong>as</strong>ties," Lorne Tepperman<br />
"Social networks & efficient resource allocation : computer models of job vacancy allocation thru<br />
contacts," John Delany<br />
"Occupational mobility : a structural model," Joel Levine & John Spadaro<br />
"Toward a formal structural sociology," S .D . Berkowitz<br />
STRUCTURAL TYPES RUNNING FOR OFFICE AT AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOC<br />
PRES : Immanuel Wallerstein (SUNY-Binghamton) . . . . VICE-PRES : Edna Bonacich (Cal-Riverside),<br />
Alejandro Portes (Johns Hopkins) . . . .NOMINATIONS Ctte : David Knoke (Minnesota), Robert Perucci<br />
(Purdue) . . . . COMMITTEES Ctte : James Baron (Stanford), Wendy Griswold (Chicago), Glenna Spitze (Sac,<br />
SUNY-Albany) .<br />
STRUCTURAL-DENIMISM?<br />
"Espirit Jeans-A Modern Concept : Because denim & jeanswear are such social equalizers today you<br />
don't necessarily need silks & satins to be elegant . Elegance is now, curiously enough, anti-f<strong>as</strong>hion &<br />
anti-luxury . This new elegance h<strong>as</strong> become a de-cl<strong>as</strong>sification process that puts what you can do--your<br />
style & abilities far ahead of what you can afford . Now you don't have to be rich to be elegant ." [The<br />
complete ad text in [US) VOGUE, 9/87] .<br />
FRENCH SOCIOLOGISTS HAVE MORE FUN<br />
In his latest novel, [Jean Dutourd, LE SEMINAIRE DE BORDEAUX, Flammarion, Fr85, 318p .] h<strong>as</strong><br />
concentrated his fire on 1 of the scared cows of the 5th Republic, the CNRS . . .& on a group of young<br />
sociologists who labour earnestly on monographs with tiles like The Sexual Life of Artisans in the<br />
Feather Trade at Grand Caillou in the 18th Century or Dechristianisation in the Region of Poitou-<br />
Charente Between 1936 & 1965 . Promiscuity being the norm among this happy band of research workers,<br />
there is a frequent exchanging of partners . . . It is not often that 1 comes across a novel that is both so<br />
funny & so touching in such finely balanced proportions ." [from Erik De Mauny's FINANCIAL TIMES<br />
review, 18 July 87] .<br />
EXCHANGE THEORY: THE LATEST IN MORAL VS MATERIAL REWARDS<br />
CHINA DAILY reporter found unusually clean restrooms in Canton's China Hotel . He noted that<br />
some foreign tourists tipped the attendant who w<strong>as</strong> "forever smiling & ready to help . Should we expect<br />
every hotel staff & people in the service industry to smile <strong>as</strong> lovers do to each other? And in return<br />
for nothing? I don't think so ." [from TORONTO STAR 31 July 87] .<br />
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS KEEPS REARING ITS DISCONCERTING HEAD<br />
"The focus on explained variance h<strong>as</strong> had a major effect on the choice of problems to study within<br />
sociology . To explain the variance in a dependent variable, there must be variance in both the independent<br />
& dependent variables . This need for variance in the variables under study h<strong>as</strong> led researchers to<br />
focus on problems addressable with data sets that contain variation in the variables of interest . In most<br />
instances, this variation occurs at the individual level, & the subject of analysis h<strong>as</strong> been interindividual<br />
differences in a dependent variable . Many, if not most fundamental sociological questions, however,<br />
involve macrolevel, structural forces in which there is little or no variation . These problems cannot be<br />
addresses thru this type of analysis .<br />
"Why h<strong>as</strong> the analysis of interindividual differences or variation become so predominant in social<br />
research . The answer lies in the transfer of methodological knowledge where statistical methods for
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analyzing variance were originally developed . In genetics, however, the analysis of variation w<strong>as</strong><br />
motivated by the major substantive concerns of the field . . . . Lieberson rightly claims that the questions in<br />
much social research are not driving the analysis ; instead, the reverse is frequently true . Thus an<br />
often useful tool now diverts attention from the more fundamental substantive issues, many of which are<br />
not naturally formulated in terms of variation . . . .<br />
"The preoccupation with explaining variance h<strong>as</strong> led researchers to focus largely on accounting for<br />
interindividdual differences, but many of the questions of central importance in sociology concern the<br />
functioning of larger collectivities . Thus there h<strong>as</strong> been a tendency for sociologists to confuse levels of<br />
analysis & to argue that the analysis of <strong>as</strong>sociations at the individual, or micro, level can inform us<br />
about processes operating at a higher level . But . . . observations of <strong>as</strong>sociations at the micro level cannot<br />
be used to infer that similar <strong>as</strong>sociations exist at a macro level, just <strong>as</strong> observations of <strong>as</strong>sociations at a<br />
macro level do not indicate that similar <strong>as</strong>sociations will be found at the micro level ." [From Burton<br />
Singer & Margaret Mooney Marini, "Advancing Social Research : An Essay B<strong>as</strong>ed on Stanley Lieberson's<br />
Making It Count," SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY <strong>1987</strong>,380-81 .]<br />
PUBLISHING OPPORTUNITY<br />
RESEARCH ON SOCIAL POLICY: CRITICAL, HISTORICAL & CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES, a<br />
new JAI Pr annual, is soliciting papers & proposals .It wants historical <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> contemporary stuff, &<br />
papers stressing 'unconventional' interpretations of social policies (e .g ., Marxist, phenomenology, psychohistory,<br />
critical theory, underdevelopment, internal colonialism) . The is publishing papers on social<br />
policies <strong>as</strong> developed by elite decision-makers in states, missions, foundations, communities & international<br />
political bodies . Next paper deadline 30 June 88 . Info: John Stanfield II, Editor, Soc Dept, PO Box<br />
1965, Yale Station, New Haven CT 06520 .<br />
ELIHU KATZ GETS WHAT HE DESERVES<br />
Katz (Soc, Hebrew U) is the <strong>1987</strong> winner of Teleglobe Canada's $50K Marshall McLuhan Prize for<br />
outstanding international achievement in the field of communications . Among his achievements, the<br />
awards committee noted the 1955 PERSONAL INFLUENCE (with Paul Lazarsfeld) which "called attention<br />
to the meshing of communications networks ; how the networks of personal communications interpenetrates<br />
with the flow of m<strong>as</strong>s communication . By exploring the conditions under which m<strong>as</strong>s media<br />
are (& are not) effective agencies of change, Katz succeed in demonstrating that the role of the<br />
individual cannot be perceived <strong>as</strong> a p<strong>as</strong>sive 1, but rather <strong>as</strong> a generator & object of influence in the<br />
communications process .<br />
WHERE DO WE FIT IN?<br />
"[Galtung (1981) h<strong>as</strong>] identified 4 predominant intellectual styles . The SAXONIC style, dominant in<br />
the major Anglo-Saxon centres (Great Britain & the USA), is very strong in description (proposition<br />
production), weak in explanation (theory formation), weak in paradigm analysis (analysis & evaluation of<br />
the foundations of its scientific endeavours), & strong in commentary on other intellectuals (analysing &<br />
evaluating their paradigms, propositions & theories) . The TEUTONIC & GALLIC styles are weak in<br />
description, very strong in explanation, & strong in paradigm analysis & commentary . [The 4th, NIP-<br />
PONIC, style is not discussed in this paper .]<br />
"The major distinctions between styles centre around orientation to theory formation & utilisation<br />
of empirical data . The Saxonic style is proposition oriented & less ambitious concerning theory formation<br />
. The proponents of the Teutonic style are system builders, while the proponents of the Gallic style<br />
build their theory with linguistic skills <strong>as</strong> a hammock around 2 counterpoised poles . The Teutonic style<br />
uses data <strong>as</strong> pl<strong>as</strong>ter on atheoretical pyramid, while the Gallic style considers them <strong>as</strong> somewhat irrelevant<br />
for theoretical endeavours, altho worthwhile collecting <strong>as</strong> a hobby . The Saxonic style thrives<br />
on data . It collects, documents & interprets : its American version is primarily interested in statistical<br />
data, its British counterpart in exact documentation . Real debates exist only in the Saxonic style, <strong>as</strong><br />
[the] Teutonic & Gallic styles believe in vehement monologues of different types ." [from Veronica<br />
STOLTE-HEISKANEN, "The Role of Centre-Periphery Relations in the Utilisation of the Social Sciences ."<br />
INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY 2 (2) :189-203 .]
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NETWORK THERAPISTS GET CONNECTED<br />
<strong>INSNA</strong> member DAVID TRIMBLE h<strong>as</strong> been working hard forging links among network therapists .<br />
He's editing a nice informal NETLETTER, full of news, abstracts & meeting info . The therapists have<br />
also been busy running seminars & workshops at conferences . INFO : David Trimble, 125 Saint Paul St,<br />
Brookline, MA 02146 Tel : 617-566-2416<br />
"WHY DOES THE GENERAL WHO ALWAYS LOSES THE BATTLE REMAIN IN COMMAND?"<br />
So <strong>as</strong>ks a recent letter in the Chinese daily, ECONOMIC INFORMATION. The author points to the<br />
example of a factory chief who caused whatever business he ran to lose money . Instead of being<br />
demoted, he w<strong>as</strong> transferred to another top job .<br />
The re<strong>as</strong>on given : "A v<strong>as</strong>t network of connections thru which old schoolmates, friends & colleagues<br />
promoted & protected each other & for which maintaining good relations w<strong>as</strong> much more important than<br />
appointing competent people . The factory chiefs are not only battling networks of old cadres &<br />
interfering bureaucrats but also operating in a market beseige by shortages & price fluctuations over<br />
which they have no control ." [from Mark O'Neill's Reuter story in the TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL 20<br />
Aug 87] .<br />
YES, BUT CAN SHE GET TENURE?<br />
"Life in America is not so difficult . There any young man can become an <strong>as</strong>sistant professor."<br />
German physicist Arnold Sommerfeld in the 1920s <strong>as</strong> quoted by I .I . Rabi in John Rigden, RABI : SCIEN-<br />
TIST AND CITIZEN [NY : B<strong>as</strong>ic Books, 1986?] .<br />
OF SPIES AND NETWORKS, FRIENDS AND COUNTRIES<br />
"Speaking of his [life] in the 1860s <strong>as</strong> [a member of the Apostle secret society, Henry] Sidgwick<br />
said : `No part of my life at Cambridge w<strong>as</strong> so real to me <strong>as</strong> the Saturday evenings on which the<br />
apostolic debates were held ; and the tie of attachment to the society is much the strongest corporate<br />
bond which I have known in life ."<br />
[The tradition continued with Anthony Blunt, Apostle in the 1930s, KGB agent & later, the Queen's<br />
art curator] . "When, according to Goronwy Rees, Blunt tried to dissuade him from telling M15 that he<br />
suspected [Guy] Burgess of being an agent, Blunt quoted E .M . Forster's famous aphorism : that faced<br />
with a choice, he hoped he would have the guts to betray his country rather than his friends . Rees<br />
says that he replied that the antithesis w<strong>as</strong> false -- 1's country w<strong>as</strong> a dense network of individual &<br />
social relationships in which loyalty to 1 particular person formed only a single strand . . . . Rees forgot,<br />
however, the context of Forster's aphorism . Forster prefaced it by writing, `Personal relations are<br />
despised to-day . . .& we are urged to get rid of them, & to dedicate ourselves to some movement or cause<br />
instead . I hate the idea of causes." [Noel Annan, "Et tu, Anthony," NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS 22<br />
Oct 87] .<br />
DID MONTAIGNE INFLUENCE DURKHEIM&SIMMEL?<br />
"Starobinski organizes his book around 7 great themes that Montaigne felt he must examine &<br />
somehow resolve, [including] friendship & the need for an audience . . . . Montaigne had once had an<br />
incomparable intimacy with [Etienne] La Boetie, an intimacy that isolated them from the deceptive world,<br />
a `complete fusion of wills,' a stable union of souls and self-revelation ('He saw for me, and I saw for<br />
him') . . . .<br />
"Starobinski beings his 3d chapter with Montaigne's announced detestation of dependence, of being<br />
obliged to others out of favor or gratitude, or worse, being subject to their judgement . But when he<br />
withdraws to self-sufficiency, Montaigne finds that 'others' creep back in ; he needs them if only to<br />
prevent him from lying to himself . . . . Moreover, he recognizes that there is a difference between unre<strong>as</strong>oned<br />
subjection to l's family or local community & solidarity with wider communities -- solidarity
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that forms a `universal bond' : `I consider all men my compatriots .' With these broader views of self &<br />
community, Montaigne can go back to local relations . Obligation, he decides, need not be subjection ; it<br />
can be mutual so long <strong>as</strong> it is b<strong>as</strong>ed on the link of truthful speech .<br />
"Starobinski concludes `The relation to others' with a discussion of Montaigne's delight in triads &<br />
in 3-part structures . . ." From Natalie Zemon Davis' New York Review of Books review of Jean Starobinski,<br />
MONTAIGNE IN MOTION (U Chicago Pr, <strong>1987</strong>?] .<br />
YOU ARE NOT ALONE<br />
43% of the top 30 writers examined annually for 15 years at the U Iowa Writer's Workshop have<br />
suffered some degree of manic-depressive illness . [Source : Toronto GLOBE & MAIL 18 July 87] . But<br />
which came 1st, writing or m-d?<br />
TRANSITIVITY IN HOLLYWOOD<br />
"Status is demonstrated by a private bathroom & an anteroom with 2 secretaries . Less obviously, it<br />
is apparent in l's telephone system . `You get hi marks if there are people on your buzzer who are both<br />
above & below you,' said Laurence Mark, a former VP of production at both Paramount & Fox . `It is<br />
important to be able to buzz up, not just buzz down ."' [Aljean Harmetz, "The Hollywood Office Plays a<br />
Starring Role," NY TIMES 5 Nov 87] .<br />
CHIMPS, CATASTROPHES & CONNECTIONS--A GOULD/GOODALLIAN VIEW<br />
"The current state of a chimpanzee society cannot be <strong>as</strong>sessed by accumulating the ordinary,<br />
predictable events of daily life (if so, the experimentalist's procedure of occ<strong>as</strong>ional random sampling<br />
might suffice) . Major features are consequences of rate large-scale events (the analogues of war, famine<br />
& pestilence in our lives) -- true historical particulars that can only be appreciated by watching, not<br />
predicted from theory Goodall [shows], for example, how much about group size, composition & dynamics<br />
of the Gombe chimpanzees can be explained by 3 particular events : a polio outbreak in 1966<br />
leading to 6 deaths & 6 cripplings ; the split of her community [sic] into 2 groups during 1970-1972, &<br />
the later annihilation of 1 by males of the other ; & the killing & cannibalism of up to 10 infants by 1<br />
female & her adult daughter following their 'discovery' of this food source in 1974 ." [From Stephen Jay<br />
Gould's review of Jane Goodall's THE CHIMPANZEES OF GOMBE : PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR . NY<br />
REVIEW, 25 June 87]<br />
FROM PROPER BOSTONIANS TO SAMMY GLICK<br />
"At 1 time, the underwriters' quarters at 1 of NY's prestige firms, 1st Boston, w<strong>as</strong> known <strong>as</strong> the<br />
House of Lords . The trading desks were the House of Commons . However, the gentlemanly side of the<br />
business did not survive the inflationary 1970s & that decade's switch to new ways of borrowing via<br />
quickie prospectuses, shelf registrations & bought deals . Suddenly, it w<strong>as</strong> the traders who were making<br />
the big profits & the decisions . The underwriters' authority had rested on a social kinship with their<br />
blue-chip clients & an ability to syndicate stocks & bonds to investors . But, by the early 1980s, such<br />
skills were p<strong>as</strong>se ." [Peter Cook, TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL 12 Dec 87] .<br />
BIG BUCKS<br />
USA: NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING, <strong>1987</strong><br />
AARON ANTONOVSKY, Ben-Gurion, "Retirement, Coping & Health : a Longitudinal study," $85,387 .<br />
TONI ANTONUCCI, Michigan, "Panel Study of Social Support in the Elderly," $70,880 .<br />
ALICE DAY, Urban Inst, "Older Women and Social Support," " $523,147 .<br />
JANE DIXON, Yale, "Social Ties, Fulfillment, and Health in Mid-life," $133,376 .<br />
MARK FRIEDBERGER, Illinois-Chicago, "Farm Family Intergenerational Relations," $26,251 .<br />
GUNHILD HAGESTAD, Penn State, "Parents and Adult Offspring : A Multigenerational View," $51,774.
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COLLEEN JOHNSON, Cal-San Francisco, "Elderly Outpatient Care & Informal Social Supports,"<br />
$136,719 .<br />
SARA MATTHEWS, C<strong>as</strong>e Western Reserve "Dividing Filial Responsibility in Adult Sibling Groups,"<br />
$97,323 .<br />
WILLIAM McINTOSH, Tex<strong>as</strong> A&M, "Social Support, Stress, the Aged's Diet and Nutrition," $164,852<br />
JOHN McKINLAY, New England Res Inst, "Pathways to Provision of Care for Frail Older Persons,"<br />
$372,594 .<br />
ELEANOR STOLLAR, SUNY-Plattsburgh, "Support Networks of the Rural Elderly," $65,670 .<br />
LOIS VERBRUGGE, Michigan, "Arthritis and Daily Life," $60,552 .<br />
USA: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH,<strong>1987</strong><br />
JOY NEWMAN, Wisconsin, "Social Support <strong>as</strong> a Resource Among Gay Men with AIDS," $137,283 .<br />
SUSAN SPRECHER, Illinois St,"Changes in Intimate Relationships and Well-Being," $76,393 .<br />
ALEJANDRO PORTES, John Hopkins, "Help Seeking & Services Use Among Recent Latin American<br />
Arrivals," $87,556 .<br />
LIBBY RUCH, Hawaii, "Victims of Rape : Stress, Coping and Social Support," $252,264 .<br />
WILLIAM VEGA, San Diego St, "Hispanic Social Network Prevention Intervention Study," $50,219 .<br />
USA: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AWARDS, <strong>1987</strong><br />
PHILLIP BONACICH, UCLA, "Communication Networks and Social Dilemm<strong>as</strong>," $71,465 .<br />
ARNE KALLEBERG, HOWARD ALDRICH and PETER MARSDEN, North Carolina, "Comparing Organizational<br />
Sampling Frames," $79,978 .<br />
DAVID KNOKE, Minnesota, "A Comparative Study of Labour Domains in the United States and West<br />
Germany," $83,203 .<br />
BARRETT LEE and KAREN CAMPBELL, Vanderbilt, "Interpersonal Networks Among Urban Neighbors,"<br />
$194,403 .<br />
MARK MIZRUCHI, Columbia, "Political Consequences of Market Interdependencies Between Business<br />
Firms," $50,000 .<br />
CHRISTOPHER ROSS, Illinois-Chicago, "City Position in the International Hierarchy," $32,197 .<br />
WILLIAM ROY, UCLA, "The Rise of American Industrial Corporations," $39,986 .<br />
JAMES RULE and PAUL ATTEWELL, SUNY-Stony Brook, "The New Uses of Information : Impact on<br />
Organizations," $59,379 .<br />
JOEL SPAETH, Illinois, "Collaborative Research on a Strategy for Inter-Organizational Me<strong>as</strong>urement,"<br />
$44,721 .<br />
CAMILLE WORTMAN and C. EMMONS, Michigan, "Stress and Coping Process : Role Strain and Role<br />
Conflict in Women Professionals," $115,931 .<br />
PAUL DiMAGGIO and S . LONG, Yale, Dissertation Fellowship, $3,279 .<br />
CHRIS WINSHIP and S . COLLINS, Northwestern, Dissertation Fellowship, $3,251 .<br />
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL FOREIGN AREA AWARDS<br />
SUSAN ECKSTEIN, Boston U, research on the relationship between state & market forces in Cuba .<br />
DAVID LOPEZ, UCLA, research on the organization of ethnicity thru US Asian Indian <strong>as</strong>sociations .<br />
CANADA : BARRY WELLMAN (Soc, Toronto) h<strong>as</strong> been awarded $17K from the Social Science<br />
Research Council of Canada to do a longitudinal analysis of his 1968-1978 E<strong>as</strong>t York data . Other small<br />
grants received to use these data to study links between household and community support, and how<br />
telephone contact sustains relationships . Still another project is surveying existing research on electronic<br />
mail and computerized conferencing .<br />
AND HE NEVER EVEN SUBMITTED A GRANT PROPOSAL<br />
"Writing is like prostitution . First you do it for the love. Then you do it for a few friends . And<br />
finally you do it for the money ." MOLIERE. [As quoted in a Writer's Digest ad in the 22 Oct 87 NY<br />
REVIEW OF BOOKS]<br />
(Network Notebook continued on page 188)
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MEETING CALENDAR<br />
SUNBELT SOCIAL NETWORK CONFERENCE, San Diego, 11-14 Feb 1988<br />
The most fant<strong>as</strong>tic conference of the year is coming up soon, sponsored by <strong>INSNA</strong> . Charles<br />
Kadushin is the keynote speaker in the late afternoon of Thursday, February 11 . Ever the optimist,<br />
Charles will speak on "The Next Ten Years" .<br />
To get to important matters 1st, temperature should be 75-85° daytimes, but with cool evenings .<br />
The hotel is on beautiful Mission Bay, with wind surfing (Lin Freeman will demo), swimming, & nearby<br />
tennis/golf .<br />
The sessions and chairs are :<br />
Gender, Ethnicity and Aging : Gary Hurd, 1720 E<strong>as</strong>t Garry Avenue, Suite 109, Santa Ana, CA<br />
92705, (714) 261-6320 (answering service) 432-7138 (home)<br />
Social Support : Jeffrey C. Salloway, Department of Psychology, Rush Medical College, 1753 W .<br />
Congress, Chicago, IL 60612, (312) 942-6050<br />
Health Care Delivery : Martha Ann Carey, 11 Hilly Field Lane, Westport, CT 06880, (203) 226-7053<br />
Biological Networks : Gregory B . Pollack, W.K . Kellogg Biological Station, Michigan State University,<br />
3700 Gull Lake Drive, Hickory Corners, MI 49060-9516, (313) 995-9326<br />
Networks and AIDS : Bonnie Erickson, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, 455 Spadina<br />
Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2G8, (416) 978-6251 (Centre) 978-5263 (Sociology)<br />
Exchange Networks : Karen S . Cook, Department of Sociology, University of W<strong>as</strong>hington, Seattle,<br />
WA 98195(206) 543-4065 (office) 545-2769 (journal)<br />
Levels of Connectivity : Patrick Doreien, Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh,<br />
Pittsburgh, PA 15260, (412) 648-7597<br />
Communications : Ronald Rice, Annenberg School of Communications, University of Southern<br />
California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0281, (213) 743-7427 (office) 743-5975 (School)<br />
Network Theory : Thom<strong>as</strong> J . Fararo, Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,<br />
PA 15260, (412) 681-3359<br />
Intraorganizational Networks : William D . Stevenson, Graduate School of Management, University of<br />
California, Irvine, CA 92717, (714) 856-6229 Interpersonal Influence : Ronald S . Burt, Department<br />
of Sociology, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027, (212) 280-3687<br />
Network Methods : Katherine Faust, Department of Sociology, American University, W<strong>as</strong>hington,<br />
D .C. 20016(202) 885-2478 (office)<br />
Cognitive Networks : Sue Freeman, School of Social Sciences, University of California, Irvine, CA<br />
92717, (714) 856-6698/6041 (office) 856-7637 (messages)<br />
Tutorials :<br />
Networks Survey : (6 hours, $45 prepaid), Stanley W<strong>as</strong>serman, Department of Psychology, 603 E<strong>as</strong>t<br />
Daniel Street, Champaign, IL 61820, (217) 333-3325 (office) 333-2167 (Statistics)<br />
UCI-NET : (2 hours, no charge), Bruce McEvoy, c/o Linton C . Freeman, School of Social Sciences,<br />
University of California, Irvine, CA 92717, (714) 856-6698/6041 (office) 856-7637 (messages)<br />
Network Analysis Computer Workshop : (2 hours, no charge), Ronald S .<br />
Sociology, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027, (212) 280-3687<br />
Burt, Department of<br />
Also short tutorials (1 hour, no charge) : NEGOPY (William Richards) ; AL (Steve Borgatti) .<br />
Hotel Reservations : Bahia Resort Hotel, 998 West Mission Bay Drive, San Diego, CA 92109, 619-<br />
488-0551 . The hotel is on a lush 14 acre peninsula, surrounded by beautiful Mission Bay & 2 blocks<br />
from the ocean . It h<strong>as</strong> sandy beaches for swimming & windsurfing, a big pool, spa & tennis courts . It's
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near Sea World, a great Zoo, the airport, shops & restaurants . Rates per nite : $72 for single ; $76,<br />
double; $80, triples, $84, quads plus 7 percent occupancy tax . To reserve, send first night's deposit and<br />
tax directly to the hotel, check made out to "Bahia Resort Hotel" . Mention that you are with the<br />
Sunbelt Social Network group in order to get this special rate . This special rate is also good 3 days<br />
before & after the conference . L<strong>as</strong>t day for special rate, Jan 12 .<br />
Conference Registration : Pre-conference registration fee (till Jan 22) is $35 for <strong>INSNA</strong> members,<br />
$40 for nonmembers, $20 for students . Reg at the conference is $40 for members, $45 for nonmembers,<br />
$25 for students . In absentia registration is $10 for which the registrant receives the conference program<br />
and abstracts . In absentia registrants may place a paper in absentia on the program and in the abstracts<br />
by submitting to Eugene Johnsen an abstract of up to 200 words by Jan 22 . 1st night buffet<br />
dinner, $23 . Stanley W<strong>as</strong>serman's special tutorial, $45 . Send check, money order, etc . for all this to<br />
Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Dept of Sociology, Univ of California, Irvine CA 92717 . Make<br />
checks out to "Sunbelt Social Network Conference" . Registrants should give their full name, professional<br />
affiliation, address & phone number .<br />
Time : Feb 11-14, (Thurs afternoon through Sunday noon) Registration starts, early afternoon, Feb<br />
11 . Stanley W<strong>as</strong>serman's Networks Survey Tutorial starts early afternoon, Thurs, Feb 11 (2 hours, with<br />
additional 2 hour periods on Fri and Sat) . Keynote address by Charles Kadushin in early evening ;<br />
cocktail hour & buffet dinner follow . Regular sessions begin Fri morning, 0830/0900, running to 1200 .<br />
Afternoon sessions normally 1600-19000 . 1200-1600 essentially kept open for other activities, especially<br />
informal poolside networking .<br />
Inquiries about the program should be addressed to Eugene C . Johnsen Mathematics, U of<br />
California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106, 805-961-2060 (office), 805-961-2171 (messages) . [EGNCJSN at<br />
SBITP .BITNET] .<br />
Proposed Sunbelt Slogan : "While virtue may be its own reward, it pays to belong to the right<br />
network ."<br />
SOCIAL NETWORK THERAPY COURSE, Toronto, 21-22 Jan 88<br />
Organized by Community Occupational Therapy Associates . The approach uses interventions<br />
designed to strengthen supportive relationships within an existing network & also to enlarge networks .<br />
The goal is to contribute to the health & community adjustment of the psychiatrically disabled .<br />
Interventions include Network Construction (designed to help clients add to small, overburdened networks<br />
or replace unhealthy ls) ; Network Coaching (on improving network relations, <strong>as</strong>sistance with problemsolving,<br />
incre<strong>as</strong>ed competence in social skills) ; Network Sessions (meetings of people who have key<br />
relationships with an individual or family for concrete problem-solving & expression of feelings) . Course<br />
personnel include Don W<strong>as</strong>ylenki, Benjamin Gottlieb, Anne Coppard & Gerald Erickson . $150 . INFO :<br />
Anne Coppard, COTA, 3101 Bathurst St, Suite 200, Toronto, Canada M6A 2A6 . Tel: 416-785-8797 .<br />
AMERICAN ORTHOPSYCHIATRIC ASSOC, 28-29 March, San Francisco<br />
Conference includes a half-day workshop : "Current Practice in Network Intervention" with Carolyn<br />
Attneave, Anne Coppard, Gerald Erickson, Elizabeth Hemley-van der Velden & Paul Ruff . Workshop will<br />
provide an overview of network intervention in mental health practice in Canada, USA & Scandinavia .<br />
Applications include chronic mental illness, adolescent problems & crisis intervention .<br />
PEACE THRU EDUCATION CONFERENCE, 21-24 April 88, Dall<strong>as</strong><br />
Workshops on conflict resolution, servant leadership, global education, world core curriculum, led by<br />
<strong>INSNA</strong> member (& former UN official) Robert Muller . Fees : $275 . Info : Robert Muller School, 6005<br />
Royal Oak Drive, Arlington Tex<strong>as</strong> 76016 .
IOWA WORKSHOP ON PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, Uof Iowa, IowaCity, 20-22 May 88<br />
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Primarily for grad students, with preference given to members of the Iowa Network on Personal<br />
Relationships . Deals with different <strong>as</strong>pects of accounts, ruminations & editorializing in relationships .<br />
workshop leaders include John Harvey, Ann Weber, Cathy Surra & possibly Charles Antaki . Cost : c$140 .<br />
INFO : Steve Duck, Communic St, U Iowa, Iowa City IA 52242<br />
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCE METHODOLOGY, Dubrovnik,30 May-3 June 88<br />
Topics include general methods, research design, operationalization, data collection, sampling,<br />
me<strong>as</strong>urement, scaling, statistical data analysis, software, modelling & simulation . Info : Anuska Ferligoj,<br />
Organizing Committee, Univerza Edvarda Kardlja, Faculty of Sociology, research Institute, 61000 Ljubjana,<br />
Yugoslavia, Kardeljeva ploscad 5 . Tel: (061)-341-461 .<br />
Social Networks session at CANADIAN SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY ASSOC, Windsor Ont, 4 June 88<br />
This session will consist of papers that apply social network analysis to the study of a substantive<br />
problem in sociology or anthropology, or that contribute to the development of social network theory or<br />
methodology . Info : Peter Carrington, Soc, U Waterloo, Waterloo, Ont, Canada N2L 3G1 .<br />
INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOSYNTHESIS CONFERENCE, Venice &Sesto Pusteria, 30 June-4 July 88<br />
Presents the latest developments & applications : self-realization, education, health, psychotherapy,<br />
social & international relations, organizational development . Mostly in the beautiful Dolomites . Cost<br />
(without r&b) : L .260K . Info from <strong>INSNA</strong> member Alexis DuPont DeBie or Centro Studi Di Psicosintesi "R .<br />
Assagoli", Piazza Madonna 7, 501 23 Firenze .<br />
SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, Vancouver, 3-8 July 88<br />
Info : Robin Gilmour, Psych, Fylde Col, Lanc<strong>as</strong>ter U, Bailrigg, Lanc<strong>as</strong>ter, England LA1 4YF .<br />
AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, 24-28 Aug 88<br />
SELECTED SESSIONS, ORGANIZERS (and affiliations) :<br />
Community, James Blackwell (Soc, M<strong>as</strong>s-Boston)<br />
Sociological Approaches to the Study of AIDS, William Darrow (AIDS Program, CID, Ctrs for Dise<strong>as</strong>e<br />
Control, Atlanta GA 30333)<br />
Family & Kinship, Sandra Hofferth (NICHD, 7910 Woodmont Ave, 7C25, Bethesda MD 20892)<br />
Historical Sociology & its Methods, Craig Calhoun (Soc, North Carolina)<br />
Capitalist & Socialist Markets, Ivar Berg (Soc, Pennsylvania)<br />
Labor Markets & Stratification, Rachel Rosenfeld (Soc, North Carolina)<br />
Micro-Macro Linkages, George Ritzer (Soc, Maryland)<br />
Organizations, Hans Pennings (Wharton Schl, Pennsylvania)<br />
Social Impacts of Science & Technology, John Sonquist (Soc, Cal-Santa Barbara)<br />
Sociology of Simmel, Suzanne Vromen (Soc, Bard C)<br />
Social & Political Networks Lawrence Wu (Soc, Princeton)<br />
Social Interaction, Deidre Boden (Soc, W<strong>as</strong>hington U)<br />
Social Movements & Collective Behavior, Clarence Lo (Soc, Missouri)<br />
Soc of Work, Occupations & Professions, Carolyn & Robert Perucci (Soc, Purdue)<br />
IOWA CONFERENCE ON PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, 11-15 May 89, IowaCity<br />
Invited speakers already announced are Mark Knapp, Harry Reis, Robert Hinde, Ben Gottlieb . Info :<br />
Steve Duck, Communication Studies, U Iowa, Iowa City IA 52242 .
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WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY, 1990 --NETWORK SESSIONS<br />
<strong>INSNA</strong> h<strong>as</strong> applied for 4 sessions : Interpersonal Nets, Interorg . Nets, Theory, Methods . Rumour<br />
h<strong>as</strong> the congress in Europe -- Spain or Hungary . ISA's program committee meets 2/88 .<br />
CROISSANTBELT, Paris, 2/87<br />
PAST CONFERENCES<br />
Abstracts of the conference that led to the founding of our French cluster [AFARS] will soon be<br />
available in Le Bulletin de Methodologie Sociolo i ue.<br />
NORDIC SEMINAR ON SOCIAL NETWORKS, 26 Aug -4 Sept <strong>1987</strong>, Oslo, Norway<br />
Network intervention discussion with 200+ professionals, mostly from Scandinavia . Hosted by Live<br />
Fyrand (Erlandsvei 5, 0669 Oslo 6), with Carolyn Attneave, Diane Panco<strong>as</strong>t & the Botkyrka Network<br />
Project .<br />
(Network Notebook continued from page 184)<br />
IOWA NETWORK ON PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS<br />
This new net wants members working in the field of social & personal relationships . Dues, $39,<br />
include a sub to the J of Soc & Personal Relationships, a 20% reduction in price of Wiley Handbook in<br />
Pers Rels, $30 reduction in fees for biennial Iowa conferences, a quarterly newsletter, etc . Info : Steve<br />
Duck, Communication Studies, U Iowa, Iowa City IA 52242 . Tel : (319)-335-0579 . Bitnet: BLASTWY @<br />
UIAMVS .<br />
ALL PURPOSE COMMENTS TO BE USED AT THE SUNBELT CONFERENCE<br />
1 . "Your discussion of X includes the dimensions of Y and Z . You can't say one is more important<br />
than the other because they are all related ."<br />
2 . "Your discussion ignores the historical <strong>as</strong>pect of X (and Y and Z) . X is not an ahistorical<br />
construct . Rather, it is contingent on the particular conjuncture of cl<strong>as</strong>s [gender, cultural, etc .] forces<br />
at the time ."<br />
3 . "X, Y and Z are not globally uniform processes . C<strong>as</strong>e I went from A to B while C<strong>as</strong>e II went<br />
from C to D . In C<strong>as</strong>e I, X w<strong>as</strong> a mediator, while in C<strong>as</strong>e II, X w<strong>as</strong> an outcome . In both c<strong>as</strong>es, X, Y<br />
and Z also had internal cleavages ."<br />
4. "X, Y and Z are treated in your discussion <strong>as</strong> if they were individualistic variables when<br />
everyone knows they are structural" . [See Singer & Marini's more sophisticated formulation of this in<br />
this section .]<br />
5 . "Your empirical research is invalid because it is atheoretical . It inherently cannot account for<br />
the multitudinous interactions among all the fuzzily-defined constructs ."<br />
6 . "Your theoretical constructs are utopian because they contain no referent to systematically<br />
gathered and evaluated empirical evidence ."<br />
7 . "You have talked about epistemology & ontology . What you really ought to do is the opposite ."<br />
[1-3 contributed by Peter Marcuse ; 4-6 by BW ; 7 by Anthony Giddens .]<br />
(Network Notebook continued on page 190)
1 8 9<br />
WHAT IS TO BE DONE? --THE NEXT 10 YEARS OF <strong>INSNA</strong><br />
This is the end of the decade : It completes our 10th volume (& our 11th year) . While computer<br />
shops mythically start in a garage, <strong>INSNA</strong> started in Wellman's hip-pocket . It's been run that way ever<br />
since, informally, c<strong>as</strong>ually & seriously . In the p<strong>as</strong>t 10 years, network analysis h<strong>as</strong> developed from a<br />
metaphor, dream and cult into a proto-paradigm . We've come up with principles, methodological practices<br />
-- in fieldwork, surveys, data-handling, computation and statistics -- and a large lore of substantive<br />
findings . <strong>Connections</strong> & Social Networks have become established, and a bunch of good textbooks &<br />
readers now instruct initiates & the unw<strong>as</strong>hed in the faith . We've moved from being scattered pockets<br />
of graduate students & rebellious faculty to central positions in sociology and respectability in the other<br />
social sciences . In addition to overt network analysis, a network cum structuralist sensibility h<strong>as</strong> come<br />
to permeate discourse .<br />
I immodestly think <strong>INSNA</strong> h<strong>as</strong> played an important role in this work . But with advancing age,<br />
comes growth or rigor mortis . It's time to restructure, renew and develop : network analysis in general<br />
and <strong>INSNA</strong> in particular . Some ide<strong>as</strong> that have floated around :<br />
1 . Developing smaller networks within countries, disciplines and interest groups . The British<br />
Drizzlebelt and the French AFARS are a beginning here. But why couldn't similar things happen with<br />
the corporate interlockers or the social workers, to pick 2 examples at semi-random .<br />
2 . Expanding our b<strong>as</strong>e . Right now, we are big (in numbers & influence) in North America &<br />
sociology . The former strong b<strong>as</strong>e in British anthropology h<strong>as</strong> shrunk . Other b<strong>as</strong>es in other disciplines<br />
need to develop . Alliances should be formed with like-minded groups, such <strong>as</strong> empirically-minded worldsystems<br />
analysts, organizational agency analysts, or kinship analysts . There are lots of folks out there<br />
doing good structural analytic work who have lots of affinity with networkers, but don't quite see<br />
themselves <strong>as</strong> network analysts . Both we and they lose badly thru lack of contact .<br />
3 . Linking with practitioners . A variety of folks are trying to apply network principles to the<br />
real world . Among the variety of things I've heard of are : "social network therapy" showing chronic<br />
schizophrenics how to create enduring relationships and helping neurotics to resolve relational difficulties<br />
; management consulting to identify clusters of communication and power within organizations ; law<br />
enforcement efforts to identify criminal conspiracies ; personnel development to train executives how to<br />
develop and use ties ; network training for job search ; networking courses to develop interpersonal skills<br />
for finding friends and lovers . Most such efforts treat networks <strong>as</strong> metaphors or use the most rudimentary<br />
concepts . The practitioners would benefit from the academic tools ; the academics would benefit<br />
from the real world feedback and the consulting bucks .<br />
4 . We face the continuing dilemm<strong>as</strong> of solidifying into a church, hiving off into a sect, or<br />
diffusing into vacuousness . We need the dynamism of new ide<strong>as</strong> & the theoretical development of<br />
existing ide<strong>as</strong> . It's time to go beyond neat insights & fancy methods . The time of e<strong>as</strong>y victories is<br />
p<strong>as</strong>t, when we snuck up on a pack of social sciences who were talking about social structure but<br />
practicing individualistic, culturological analysis . For starters, we must consolidate our theoretical b<strong>as</strong>e<br />
and evaluate the analytic utility of various me<strong>as</strong>ures . To avoid stale in-groupiness, we need to develop<br />
entry points to make our work more accessible to broader m<strong>as</strong>ses of scholars <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> to practitioners .<br />
5 . We need to be more intellectually entrepreneurial . What we do, we do well : CONNEC-<br />
TIONS(says I immodestly), SOCIAL NETWORKS, the Sunbelt, even our T-shirts . But we could use<br />
summer training institutes (such <strong>as</strong> the 1 Stan W<strong>as</strong>serman h<strong>as</strong> experimented with), an active publications<br />
series, more widely distributed datab<strong>as</strong>es, better guides to software, more miniconferences . One growing<br />
resource is our textb<strong>as</strong>e of more than 1,000 abstracts (see Charles <strong>Jones</strong>' note in this issue) . It can be<br />
e<strong>as</strong>ily used to turn out focused bibliographies on many topics from social support to corporate interlocks<br />
(come to think of it, aren't interlocks really social support for the banks? -- <strong>as</strong>k Mintz & Schwartz) .<br />
6 . On a more parochial level, we need to think about <strong>INSNA</strong> . The Advisory Board h<strong>as</strong> more or<br />
less drifted along in its original composition . Yet 10 years ago the current chairman of the Columbia<br />
Soc dept w<strong>as</strong> a grad student . (OK, so Ron is precocious -- the point still holds .) At the same time,<br />
I've reached my limit . Although there's lots more that should be done, I can't do anymore, and after<br />
founding & running <strong>INSNA</strong> for 10 years, I feel I've done enough . It's time to play the transition game .
1 90<br />
So I've <strong>as</strong>ked a committee to recommend where to go from here . They'll report to the membership<br />
at the Sunbelt & thru CONNECTIONS . One crucial matter : volunteers for editorial, publishing, conferencing,<br />
organizing, recruiting, linkage-building, coordinating work. If interested, get in touch with a<br />
committee member or with <strong>INSNA</strong> directly :<br />
H . Russell Bernard (Anthropology Dept, Univ of Florida, 1350 GPA, Gainesville FL 32611), 904- 392-<br />
2031 .<br />
Ronald Burt (Sociology Dept, Columbia Univ, New York NY 10027), 212-280-3687 .<br />
Bonnie Erickson (Sociology Dept, Univ of Toronto, 563 Spadina Ave, Toronto, Canada M5S IAI),<br />
416-978-5263 .<br />
Charles Kadushin (242 W 101 St, New York NY 10025), 212-865-4369 .<br />
John Scott (Sociology Dept, Univ of Leicester, Leicester, England LE1 7RH), 0533-55-44-55 .<br />
John Sonquist (Sociology Dept, Univ of California, Santa Barbara CA, 93106) 805-961-3314<br />
Karl van Meter (LISH, 54 Blvd R<strong>as</strong>pail, 75270 Paris, France) . 544-38-49 .<br />
Meanwhile keep your letters, ms . & subs. coming to the big node in frozen Toronto .<br />
Barry Wellman<br />
(Network Notebook continued from page 188)<br />
DEFINING INTIMACY<br />
The sworn social contract between the producer Joseph Papp and the late choreographer/director<br />
Michael Bennett :<br />
Being sound in mind and body and pure in heart, will you solemnly vow, promise, swear, pledge and<br />
affirm to perform all the duties, obligations, expectations, <strong>as</strong> they are construed and understood to apply<br />
to the term "friendship" such <strong>as</strong> loyalty, fealty, mutual <strong>as</strong>sistance, honesty, truthfulness and trust in all<br />
dealings, arrangements, both verbal and written, both spoken and unspoken, both at home and abroad, in<br />
all companies, at all hours, for all times, to set a shining example of integrity in human affairs, in<br />
contradistinction and toward the obliteration of backbiting, undermining, innuendo, opportunism, greed,<br />
the devil's larder of subtle seductions preying on man's weakness for aggrandizement at the expense and<br />
over the corpus of his fellow .<br />
Be it understood and acknowledged that this signature, though set down in ink, shall be <strong>as</strong> binding<br />
<strong>as</strong> the power in a blood knot, and whosoever shall attempt to sever or untie it shall suffer the penalty<br />
of the damned and remain forever in a dark and empty theater [Joseph Papp, "Remembering Michael<br />
Bennett," NY TIMES 12 July 87]<br />
WOMEN FITTER TO BE TIED<br />
"I find women to be much more friendly & helpful with both men & women [<strong>as</strong> business managers] .<br />
They develop networks in ways men don't ." [Ronald Blake, Mngmnt St, York U, Canada, quoted in<br />
TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL, 8 Aug 87] .<br />
CONSPICUOUS CONSUMPTION NEVER EXTENDED TO HARVARD WIVES<br />
"A Harvard legend tells of [Torsten] Veblen's being invited to the university by President . . . Lowell<br />
to be considered for an appointment <strong>as</strong> a member of the department of economics . After being entertained<br />
by fellow economists, he had a l<strong>as</strong>t night dinner with Lowell, who used the occ<strong>as</strong>ion to bring up,<br />
in a suitably careful way, Veblen's most noted academic drawback, which w<strong>as</strong> then being much discussed .<br />
"`You know, Dr . Veblen, if you come here, some of our professors will be a little nervous about<br />
their wives .'<br />
"To which Veblen is said to have replied 'They need not worry ; I have seen their wives .'<br />
"There is, I believe, no truth to the story ."<br />
John Kenneth Galbraith, ECONOMICS IN PERSPECTIVE, <strong>as</strong> quoted by Robert Heilbroner, NY Review- f<br />
Books, 5 Nov 87 .<br />
(Network Notebook contined on page 192)
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CLASSICSILLUSTRATED&DISCUSSED<br />
Two network papers have gotten their just reward, picked by CURRENT CONTENTS <strong>as</strong> an oftmentioned<br />
"citation cl<strong>as</strong>sic" . With that honour, each author gets to tell how the piece got written &<br />
what's happened since . Here's what they had to say in CC :<br />
JOHN BARNES"' Cl<strong>as</strong>s and committees in a Norwegian island parish ." [HUMAN RELATIONS 7 (1954) :39-<br />
581 .<br />
"I spent 1952 and part of 1953 in western Norway, carrying out what I initially perceived <strong>as</strong> a<br />
'community study .' I soon discovered that although the people I worked with had the cultural values of<br />
a 'community,' their social structure w<strong>as</strong> quite unlike the paradigmatic gemeinschaft . Their social world<br />
had a abundance of formal organizations, but most individuals appeared to make decisions with reference<br />
to personal contacts that often cut across organizational boundaries . It tried to capture this configuration<br />
with the label 'network' and applied it to the cl<strong>as</strong>s system, one of the foci of my inquiries .<br />
"When I returned to Manchester, England, I used the term in the first paper I wrote on my<br />
research . Then I most to the London School of Economics and found that Elizabeth Bott w<strong>as</strong> grappling<br />
with somewhat the same pattern of relations in her work on married couples . Neither her findings nor<br />
mine attracted much attention at the time . Other inquiries with the social network <strong>as</strong> their central<br />
analytical tool followed, notably those inspired by Clyde Mitchell . These made a great impact on microsociology,<br />
and Bott's book [Family & Social Network] and my paper came back into currency . There is<br />
now a flourishing specialty of network analysis that h<strong>as</strong> its own journal, SOCIAL NETWORKS ; a professional<br />
organization, the International Network for Social Network Analysis ; and introductory textbooks<br />
(e .g . S .D . Berkowitz, An Introduction to Structural Analysis & R .S . Burt, Toward a Structural Theory of<br />
Action) .<br />
"My career led me away from Norway and network analysis . I became interested in the sociology<br />
of knowledge and, in particular, in the development of specialties in social science . I've tried to keep<br />
in touch with network analysts if only <strong>as</strong> an outsider . I've even been r<strong>as</strong>h enough to tell them what<br />
they look like from the outside ." [See <strong>Connections</strong> 6,1 (1983) .]<br />
"My paper deals not only with social networks in Norway but also with processes of decisionmaking<br />
. All the instances of citation that I've seen invoke only my comments on networks . I still think<br />
that what one might call the 'Duke of Plaza Toro' mode of leadership I observed in some Norwegian<br />
contexts merits further analysis, but perhaps I shall have to write another paper to prove my point ."<br />
MARK GRANOVETTER, "The strength of weak ties." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78 (1973) :-<br />
1360-80.<br />
"Like other mid-1960s Harvard sociology graduate students now identified with the 'social networks'<br />
perspective, I w<strong>as</strong> f<strong>as</strong>cinated by Harrison White's lectures . I w<strong>as</strong> especially struck by White's description<br />
of work by Rappoport and Horvath ["A study of a large sociogram", BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 6 :279-91,<br />
1961] showing that if you traced a network through the seventh and eighth sociometric choices of junior<br />
high students, you reached many more people than when tracing through first and second choices, who<br />
tended to choose one another.<br />
"I saw an important underdeveloped theme - that weak ties were crucial for individuals' instrumental<br />
needs and for overall social cohesion . This idea w<strong>as</strong> reinforced by my knowledge of analogous<br />
physical phenomena : weak hydrogen bonds that hold together large molecules, and weak forces in particle<br />
physics . (These physical analogies never found their way into my papers ; I saw no obvious general<br />
principle common to the social and physical structures and w<strong>as</strong> wary of appearing megalomaniacal .) The<br />
clincher came while carrying out interviews for my thesis on how people found jobs : my question about<br />
whether the person whose information led to a job w<strong>as</strong> 'a friend' often provoked the rejoinder : 'No, just<br />
an acquaintance .'<br />
"I submitted a long, discursive paper, "Alienation reconsidered : the strength of weak ties, including<br />
material on social psychology, labor markets, community organization, and anthropology, to the AMER-<br />
ICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW in August 1969 . The crushing reply came in December from two referees<br />
apparently chosen for their expertise on 'alienation .' One chided me for making recourse to this
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apparently chosen for their expertise on 'alienation .' One chided me for making recourse to this<br />
concept only because it had become an 'eximious sociological cul-de-sac' (some day I shall look up<br />
'eximious') and concluded that the paper should not be published . [Ed. 'Eximious' not in American<br />
Heritage Dictionary, Mark] .<br />
"Still a graduate student, I w<strong>as</strong> terribly discouraged . Yet, the paper w<strong>as</strong> very popular and enjoyed<br />
a vigorous underground circulation for several years . Wisely dropping 'alienation' from the title, I<br />
resubmitted it to the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY in 1972 . When the paper appeared in May<br />
1973, it provoked a stream of correspondence exceeding my greatest expectations . My revisions for the<br />
journal changed the paper in what I have come to think of <strong>as</strong> a typical way : many interesting detours of<br />
the original paper were trimmed out in favor of a tight, logical argument. Though the result w<strong>as</strong> no<br />
doubt better in many ways, the original version continued to have its adherents and w<strong>as</strong> itself published<br />
in 1982 in CONNECTIONS (vol . 5) .<br />
"I think the paper h<strong>as</strong> been widely cited because it appeared at a time of rapidly growing interest<br />
in the social network perspective and w<strong>as</strong> one of the few such papers to take a broad theoretical<br />
approach . Abstracting away from the content of ties means that there is almost endless sets of relevant<br />
topics ; moreover, the fundamental argument is extremely simple yet counter-intuitive and paradoxical,<br />
thus giving the impression, deserved or not, of a simple, self-evident truth not previously understood .<br />
Because I avoided me<strong>as</strong>urement issues, many writers could use my argument to interpret their results<br />
without a complex empirical verification procedure . (This may be a c<strong>as</strong>e of what my colleague, Stephen<br />
Cole, calls the function of 'limited obscurantism .')<br />
"The paper had a second life when discovered in the mid- to late-1970s by the discipline of<br />
communications, which interpreted the argument in terms of the 'information-redundancy' of strong-tienetworks<br />
. In 1980 Everett Rogers, then president of the International Communications Association),<br />
invited me to prepare a paper <strong>as</strong>sessing the empirical status of the weak-ties hypothesis for a special<br />
session of the ICA meetings . This paper w<strong>as</strong> published in 1983 in SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY <strong>as</strong> "The<br />
strength of weak ties : a network theory revisited ." Interest continues, and serious work on me<strong>as</strong>urement<br />
h<strong>as</strong> finally been taken up ." [e .g ., P. Marsden & K . Campbell, "Me<strong>as</strong>uring tie strength ." SOCIAL<br />
FORCES 63 :482-501, 1984 .]"<br />
*************************************************************<br />
(Network Notebook continued from page 190)<br />
SMALL ALIEN WORLD CHASTITY DEPT<br />
Barry Markovsky sent along this puzzle . [The original is by "Dr Crypton" in DISCOVER, 10/87] .<br />
Suppose an alien matriarchal society with 2 customs : (1) If a husband cheats on his wife, he tells<br />
everyone on the planet except her (& no 1 tells her) . (2) If a wife learns that her husband h<strong>as</strong><br />
cheated, at midnite she puts a ch<strong>as</strong>tity belt on him & puts him on publicly display the next day .<br />
Question : what would be the implications if an Earthling landed & announced that "there's been<br />
cheating on this planet"?<br />
Answer : There'd be the ch<strong>as</strong>tity-belting of all adulterers on the nth nite, with n being the number<br />
of adulterers.<br />
Example : If n=1, then the wife who by (1) would know if other adulteries had been committed,<br />
would immediately know that her husband had cheated & belt him .<br />
If n=2, then everyone except the 2 wronged women knows of 2 adulterers . The 2 women only<br />
know of 1 adulterer each -- the other's husband . However when each learns on the next (2d) day that<br />
this other husband h<strong>as</strong>n't been belted, she immediately realizes that her husband also is an adulterer .<br />
Send your analysis for n=55 and n=0 to the contest editor .<br />
********************** SOCIAL NETWORKS FLASH **********************<br />
Vol 9,3 (9/87) h<strong>as</strong> been delayed at the printer . Due out momentarily .<br />
(Network Notebook ends)
1 9 3<br />
USINGCONNECTIONSAS A DATABASE<br />
Charles <strong>Jones</strong> (Soc, Toronto ; on leave in Toulouse, France, <strong>1987</strong>-1988 .<br />
EARN/BITNET address : CJONES AT FRTOU71, <strong>1987</strong>-1988 ; CJONES AT UTOREPAS ; 9/88+)<br />
Since I usually read CONNECTIONS in transit, I can rarely re-locate interesting abstracts, once<br />
they have p<strong>as</strong>sed from my short term memory. Hence I w<strong>as</strong> definitely interested when the editor<br />
announced that CONNECTIONS would be made available in machine readable form, <strong>as</strong> a set of text files<br />
on IBM formatted 5 " disks . I had the notion that I could build up my personal data bank of everything<br />
ever published in CONNECTIONS and search it for items relevant to my research interests . Humanists do<br />
very complex searches of text datab<strong>as</strong>es using IBM's SQL . Having no access to SQL, I decided to work<br />
with the textb<strong>as</strong>e programme in Nota Bene for which I already had a license .<br />
[CONNECTIONS is available in WordPerfect or generic ASCII versions for $5/issue . First issue<br />
available vol 9, # 2, a double issue available on 2 disks or 1 high-density (1 .2M disk) . <strong>Jones</strong> worked<br />
with the WordPerfect version even though he used a different word processing programme . Ed.]<br />
I used the abstracts <strong>as</strong> units of analysis, each one occupying about page of single spaced text, in<br />
which information about authors, title and source is not separated from the abstract information . So far<br />
<strong>as</strong> the programme is concerned, the units of analysis are undifferentiated texts of variable length . Nota<br />
Bene allows the user to define a variety of markers for delimiting one entry from another . I used a<br />
blank line, though I could have used other markers or defined my own . What I wanted to do w<strong>as</strong> to pull<br />
out abstracts if they satisfied such criteria <strong>as</strong> containing (word A or word B) and word C and not word<br />
D) .<br />
Nota Bene's textb<strong>as</strong>e will do this, but for speed of operation, the datab<strong>as</strong>e must first be indexed, a<br />
very time-consuming operation, though one time only, and one that can be left to run by itself . For my<br />
first indexing operation, I had about 720 abstracts on 12 separate files, spread over three disks . The<br />
t<strong>as</strong>k took about 3 hours on a standard PC . An extra disk is needed to store the files containing the<br />
indexing . information, and the size of the total textb<strong>as</strong>e is effectively limited only by the space available<br />
for these index files . The size of the index files depends in turn on the number of index entries, which<br />
can be reduced if users know what they will be looking for, and specify which words are to be indexed,<br />
rather than taking the e<strong>as</strong>y option of "index all words" .<br />
Once the text is indexed, searches can be made <strong>as</strong> a stand-alone operation or from within Nota<br />
Bene's word processing module . Search words can be joined by boolean combinations of "and", "or" and<br />
"not" . A "wildcard" feature allows one to imply all words with a common prefix (to be linked by "or"),<br />
but these are displayed before the search starts, so that unwanted instances can be removed . Entries<br />
can only be retrieved b<strong>as</strong>ed on words actually occurring in the index . The programme does not make<br />
conceptual links or search for synonyms . The search itself is very f<strong>as</strong>t, and results in a sequential<br />
display of the entries satisfying the search criteria . As each such entry is displayed, users can decide<br />
whether to transfer it to a file, transfer it to an open word processor document, or ignore it and p<strong>as</strong>s<br />
to the next one. Each accepted entry is tagged with unobtrusive footnotes which indicate what w<strong>as</strong> the<br />
search request and what w<strong>as</strong> the name of the file from which the entry came . Then users print out their<br />
harvest of abstracts and heads for the library to read the originals and make more notes, which can in<br />
turn be added to the textb<strong>as</strong>e .<br />
The machine readable version of CONNECTIONS provides a useful starting point for a personal data<br />
b<strong>as</strong>e of abstracts and bibliographies . No doubt other microcomputer packages (XYINDEX for example)<br />
could do the same sort of job <strong>as</strong> Nota Bene . Like most people, I like what I'm used to . [CONNEC-<br />
TIONS and PC MAGAZINE recommend ASK SAM, but WordPerfect itself will do a crude job (without<br />
ANDs and ORs . Ed .]<br />
Nota Bene is a [XYWRITE-b<strong>as</strong>ed] word processor for scholarly applications, integrated with a<br />
textb<strong>as</strong>e programme for indexing and retrieval . It is very powerful and requires several months work<br />
with the manual & the context sensitive help to become a proficient user . It can be purch<strong>as</strong>ed from<br />
Dragonfly Software, 409 Fulton St, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA . Various organizations have<br />
group purch<strong>as</strong>e schemes, including the (US) Modem Language Assoc [MLA] .
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A more detailed example comes from a textb<strong>as</strong>e of 1,065 abstracts, containing 161,847 words in<br />
total . There were 13,749 keywords which could be searched on. The 2 management files took up 177K<br />
& 178K respectively, leaving only 7K bytes free on a standard 360K floppy disk . This means that the<br />
textb<strong>as</strong>e can grow no larger [if 1 stays only with floppies] unless the number of keywords is dr<strong>as</strong>tically<br />
reduced by using techniques given in the manual . One could also buy a larger capacity m<strong>as</strong>s storage<br />
device [such <strong>as</strong> a hard disk or the new 1 .4M 3 1/2" floppies] . Serious work with textb<strong>as</strong>es requires<br />
several megabytes .<br />
I wanted to find abstracts dealing with WOMEN and NETWORKS, but not AGING .<br />
c<strong>as</strong>e insensitive search w<strong>as</strong> specified :<br />
WOM* implying WOMAN or WOMAN'S or WOMEN or WOMEN'S<br />
[After reviewing the list, all instances were chosen]<br />
and<br />
NETWORIfthplying any of the 9 words with this root<br />
[After reviewing the list, all instances were chosen]<br />
and not<br />
AG* implying any of 39 words with this root<br />
[After reviewing the list, only aging related words were selected for the not condition .]<br />
The following<br />
Nota Bene then created the following c<strong>as</strong>e insensitive search criterion :<br />
(((WOMAN \or WOMAN'S \or WOMEN \or WOMEN'S) \ and (NETWORK \or NETWORK' \or NETWORK-<br />
APPROACH \or NETWORKDS \or NETWORKERS \or NETWORKING \or NETWORKS \or NETWORKS' \or<br />
NETWORKS VOL)) \and \not (((AGE \or AGED \or AGING \or AGINGVOL)))<br />
After searching the management files (not the abstracts themselvesO, Nota Bene reported that 30<br />
texts satisfied the search criterion and gave the option of proceeding with output of those abstracts .<br />
The texts were presented 1 at a time, so that an informed decision could be made whether to transfer<br />
each 1 to a disk file (or to an open word processor file) or whether to p<strong>as</strong>s to the next .<br />
Two examples follow from the 30 entries I found :<br />
author[ CAMPBELL, KAREN .dept[ Soc,univ[ Vanderbilt .year[ <strong>1987</strong> . title[ "Untitled" . pubname[<br />
Working paper .vol[ no[ pages[ :<br />
keys[ text[ (Despite the conventional wisdom that employed women suffer by dint of their exclusion<br />
from "old-boy" networks, there h<strong>as</strong> been little investigation of gender differences in networks and their<br />
implications for occupational outcomes . This paper represents a first step toward incorporating network<br />
concepts into analysis of gender-b<strong>as</strong>ed occupational inequalities . I document differences between the<br />
job-related networks of women and men in a sample of recent job-changers in four white-collar occupations<br />
. Women know persons in fewer occupations than men ; their networks are negatively affected by<br />
having children younger than six, and by changing jobs in response to their spouses mobility . Men's<br />
networks are unaffected by these constraints .<br />
author[ YI, EUNHEE KIM .dept[ Anthropology,univ[ Chicago .year[ 1986.title[ "Implications of<br />
Conjugal Role Segregation For Extrafamilial Relationships : A Network Model ." pubname[ SOCIAL<br />
NETWORKS .vol[ 8no[ pages[ : 119-147 .keys[ text[ (The present paper derives an intrafamily<br />
interaction network from the conjugal role segregation and examines the consequences of the density of<br />
interaction and of the individual positions in the network for the external relationships of the family .<br />
It is shown that the less cohesive interaction network within the family with the segregated conjugal<br />
roles leads to the extensive involvement in extrafamilial relationships and that the position of mother/wife<br />
<strong>as</strong> a liaison person within the family results in the pivotal position of women in maintaining extramarital<br />
kinship .<br />
Other options could have been chosen for setting up and searching this textb<strong>as</strong>e . The starting<br />
delimiter could have been AUTHOR[, a short form marker could have been TEXT[ and the ending<br />
delimiter could have been a double carriage return . The use of the designated keywords for making up<br />
my own very large omit list would have saved space and speeded up the indexing process . Eventually the<br />
textb<strong>as</strong>e could be edited to eliminate double-entries, (of working papers that later appear again, because<br />
of formal publication) .
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COMPUTER STUFF<br />
FOR BIG BLUE, TRANSITIVITY MEANS BLACK& BLUE<br />
IBM's operations were recently disrupted for 72 hours by an electronic Xm<strong>as</strong> card . Someone at the<br />
Tech'1 U of Clausthal (W . Ger.) sent out a graphics-laden card on IBM's PROFS mail system (via<br />
Bitnet/Earn) . The card quickly became a hit, & w<strong>as</strong> p<strong>as</strong>sed on to expanding Ns of others, gobbling up<br />
expanding chunks of memory . Because IBM uses PROFS for most of its erstwhile 'paperwork,' the<br />
company w<strong>as</strong> effectively shut down . [Toronto Globe & Mail 21 Dec 87] .<br />
ENHANCING COLLABORATION<br />
<strong>INSNA</strong> member Duane Bay reports that "our group -- the Systems Concept Lab of Xerox Palo Alto<br />
Research Ctr -- is building computer software tools to support collaboration . These graphically oriented<br />
tools are malleable with respect to t<strong>as</strong>k & personal style . We are especially interested in supporting<br />
collaboration in system design (our business) & between widely separated sites . I am studying how we<br />
collaborate & how we can improve our collaboration because the quality of the tools we create for<br />
collaborating will be limited by the quality of our collaboration ." ["Sense of the whole : computer<br />
support for collaboration ." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Organization Development Inst,<br />
Williams Bay WI, 5/86 .<br />
THE VIRTUAL CLASSROOM<br />
<strong>INSNA</strong> members S Roxanne Hiltz & Murray Turoff have set up this distance education project via<br />
their EIES computerized conferencing system . Micros, modems, phones & software link students & profs,<br />
allowing group & individual instruction & chat between students . Students do not have to adhere to a<br />
fixed schedule of cl<strong>as</strong>s meetings : they use computerized conferencing to pick times they will review<br />
lectures, <strong>as</strong>k questions, take tests, etc . On-line feedback devices evaluate the efficacy of learning .<br />
Info : Computerized Conferencing & Communications Ctr, New Jersey Inst of Technology, Newark NJ<br />
07102 .<br />
LANGUAGE, LINGUISTICS, LITERARY ANALYSIS<br />
There's now a software review & low-cost distribution system for academics in these fields . It<br />
invites software developers to submit their packages for review & possible inclusion in the distribution<br />
process . In addition, qualified reviewers will get $100 per review . Info : Barbara Robson, Ctr for<br />
Applied Linguistics, 1118 22 St, NW, W<strong>as</strong>hington DC 20037 .<br />
USING "S" TO ANALYZE MIGRATION TABLES<br />
"S" is a computer system running under UNIX . It provides interactive capabilities for data analysis<br />
& graphics . WALDO TOBLER (Geog, Cal-Santa Barbara) h<strong>as</strong> prepared documentation for students &<br />
professionals on how to use "S" to study migration tables & networks .
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TRANSPORTATION ROUTE<br />
is an IBM-PC interactive program for finding routes on transportation networks . Nets may have up<br />
to 512 nodes & 16,384 links . Includes procs for finding the shortest path between 2 points, sequences of<br />
up to 50 stops, finds minimum spanning tree, times or distances between all points . Graphics display .<br />
Requires 192K, color graphics, 8087 math chip . $99 from E<strong>as</strong>tern Software Products, PO Box 15328,<br />
Alexandria VA 22309 [703-549-5469] .<br />
KINSHIP NETS<br />
FAMILY ROOTS provides a family historical record datab<strong>as</strong>e . Provides descendant, ancestor &<br />
pedigree charts, with name, categorical & relational search capacity . IBM-PC . $185 from Quinsept, PO<br />
Box 216, Lexington MA 02173 [617-641-29301 .<br />
USING "PROLOG" TO STUDY NETWORKS<br />
PROLOG is a programm language built around symbolic language . It's inherent cognitive network<br />
capabilities may well be transferable to social network analysis . See Clara & John Cuadrado, "PROLOG<br />
Goes to Work," BYTE, 8/85 .<br />
A CLOSET NETWORK MANAGER?<br />
LOTUS AGENDA groups items of information into user-defined categories . It will <strong>as</strong>sign items into<br />
categories automatically & will keep an item in several categories at 1'ce . It claims to have powerful<br />
ways of tracing items (read 'nodes') thru categories (read 'links'), including the use of synonyms &<br />
filters. $395 for IBM PCs with hard disk . Info : Lotus, 55 Cambridge Pkwy, Cambridge MA 02142 [617-<br />
577-8500] .<br />
DECISIONMAKER<br />
is a conflict analysis program that claims to forec<strong>as</strong>t the outcome of a current negotiation or<br />
conflict, predict the likely consequences of a strategy & determine the best course of action . IBM-PC.<br />
Waterloo Engineering Software, 237 Park Ave, New York NY 10017 [800-265-2766] .<br />
COMMUNITY LIBERATED --AND LOST<br />
Toronto's Marshall McLuhan Programme in Culture & Technology set up a trans-atlantic modern<br />
dance, 10/87, in which 1 of the dancers w<strong>as</strong> to be in Toronto & 1 in Geneva -- linked by video & with<br />
a PC/synthesizer hookup causing the Toronto dancer's movement to make music in Geneva) . The day<br />
before the event w<strong>as</strong> to take place, the stock market cr<strong>as</strong>hed . As a result, the donated satellite<br />
connection w<strong>as</strong> withdrawn : Zurich gnomes had bought the time for hi financial talks .
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Contains the latest available info . for all members, 1985-<strong>1987</strong>, including e-mail address .<br />
* identifies current <strong>1987</strong> members . Cross-references follow: by country, discipline, interest .<br />
ADAMS, REBECCA G .<br />
University of North Carolina<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Greensboro, NC, USA, 27412-5001<br />
(919) 334-5239 : ADAMS @ UNCG<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : friendship, gerontology, support<br />
Activities : Studying changes in the friendship<br />
networks of older women . Studying relationship<br />
between informal/formal support networks &<br />
functional health status among rural elderly .<br />
'Patterns of Network Change : A Longitudinal<br />
Study of Friendships of Elderly Women', THE<br />
GERONTOLOGIST ; 'A Look at Friendship &<br />
Aging', GENERATIONS 10 (1986) :40-43 ; 'Secondary<br />
Friendships & Psychological Wellbeing',<br />
ACTIVITIES, ADAPTATION & AGING, 8 (1986) :<br />
59-72 ; 'Physical Distance & Emotional Closeness<br />
between Friends', INT'L J OF AGING & HUMAN<br />
DEVELOPMENT, 22 (1986) :55<br />
ADELMAN, MARA *<br />
Northwestern University<br />
Department of Communication Studies<br />
1815 Chicago Avenue<br />
Evanston, IL, USA, 60201<br />
(312) 491 5837<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, mental health,<br />
support<br />
Activities : Study of professional matchmakers<br />
on 'weak ties' in mate seeking (draw on Kelly's<br />
nation of urban ages) . COMMUNICATING<br />
SOCIAL SUPPORT, (T .L . Albrecht, M .B . Adelman<br />
& Associates) ; Sage : <strong>1987</strong> .<br />
AGARWAL,SUMAN<br />
B-3, New Raj Nagar<br />
Ghaziabad, U .P ., INDIA, 201 002<br />
(8) 49147<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, fieldwork,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations,<br />
stratification, urban<br />
Activities : Working on the concept of<br />
network in a large Indian factory .<br />
AGNEW, NEIL<br />
Box 345<br />
King City, ON, CANADA, LOG 1 KO<br />
(416) 833-5798 : YF0024 at YORKVM1<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : authority, inter-organizations,<br />
social movements, organizations, theory,<br />
dynamic change<br />
Activities : Decision theory ; artificial intelligence<br />
; knowledge engineering ; philosophy &<br />
sociology of science .<br />
ALDRICH, HOWARD *<br />
University of North Carolina<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Hamilton Hall<br />
Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 27514<br />
(919) 962 5044 : UPANDN @ TUCC<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, inter-organizations,<br />
organizations, stratification, urban
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Activities : Analysis of the births, deaths &<br />
transformation of US trade <strong>as</strong>sociations 1940 to<br />
1984 . Study of 4000+ <strong>as</strong>sociations, using archival<br />
macro-political & economic changes on<br />
<strong>as</strong>sociation 'events' (in their event-histories) .<br />
Research on networks & entrepreneurship in the<br />
North Carolina Research Triangle ; a panel study<br />
of prospective & actual business owners : who<br />
enters business ownership ; who is profitable?<br />
Network variables predict very well the latter,<br />
but only marginally well the former . Continuing<br />
analysis of 4 wave panel study of 571 small<br />
businesses in 3 English cities, 1978-1984 .<br />
ALEXANDER, MARA *<br />
Tisch Hall, 5th Floor<br />
Department of Marketing<br />
40 West 4th St .<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10012<br />
(212) 598-2212<br />
Keywords : ethnicity<br />
ALLEN, MITCH *<br />
Sage Publications<br />
2111 W . Hillcrest Dr .<br />
Newbury Park CA, USA, 91320<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Activities : Principal editor, social<br />
sciences for Sage .<br />
ALTERGOTT, KAREN<br />
Purdue University<br />
Family Research Institute<br />
525 Russell St .<br />
West Lafayette, IN, USA, 47906<br />
(317) 494-7859 : IRQ at PURCCVM<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, friendship, gender,<br />
gerontology, households, intergenerations,<br />
kinship, microstructure, macrostructure,<br />
mental health, social cl<strong>as</strong>s, support, surveys<br />
ANAPOL, DEBORAH<br />
Star Route Box 312<br />
Muir Beach, CA, USA, 94965<br />
(415) 381-1427<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
Activities : Primary focus on INTINET, a network<br />
of people pioneering inclusive long term<br />
sexual love relationships (cellular families &<br />
intimate networks) . Research interest : the<br />
future of the family .<br />
ANDERSON, GRACE M . *<br />
Wilfrid Laurier University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
75 University Ave .<br />
Waterloo, ON, CANADA, N2L 3C5<br />
(519) 884 1970<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, migration,<br />
occupations<br />
ANDERSON, JAMES<br />
Purdue University<br />
Dept . of Sociology & Anthropology<br />
West Lafayette, IN, USA, 47906<br />
(317) 494 4703<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : health, information, interorganizations,<br />
methods, organizations<br />
Activities : Diffusion of medical innovations<br />
through physician consultation networks .<br />
ANDERSON, JEANINE<br />
Ford Foundation<br />
Women's Program<br />
Apartado 949<br />
Lima 1, PERU,<br />
(31) 0111 : 25205 PE<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : gender, households, interorganizations,<br />
social services, urban<br />
Activities : Paper for AAAS meetings session on<br />
Women's Work & Child Welfare in the Third<br />
World : questions of the effectiveness of<br />
support networks (for maintaining bre<strong>as</strong>tfeeding,<br />
alternative childcare, etc .) . Plan to replicate<br />
1971 study of middle-cl<strong>as</strong>s highrise<br />
apartment complex in Lima . This would evaluate<br />
the impact of Peru's economic & political<br />
crisis on middle-cl<strong>as</strong>s women along several<br />
dimensions, including participation in organizations<br />
& informal networks .
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ANDREWS, STEVEN'<br />
39 Irving St .<br />
Boston, MA, USA, 02114<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
ANHEIER, HELMUT "<br />
Rutgers University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
New Brunswick, NJ, USA, 08903<br />
(203) 932-4039<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, fieldwork,<br />
inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Analysis of block, social<br />
structure ; Relationship between informal &<br />
formal inter-organizational networks ;<br />
Collecting relational data in politicized<br />
social structures .<br />
ANTONUCCI, TONI C .<br />
University of Michigan<br />
Institute for Social Research 2252 ISR<br />
Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 48106<br />
(313) 764-6563<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : gerontology, support, surveys,<br />
teaching<br />
Activities : National Cancer Institute<br />
Grant : Cancer Symptoms in the Elderly :<br />
Support & Responses .<br />
ARABIE, PHIPPS *<br />
University of Illinois<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
603 E . Daniel Street<br />
Champaign, IL, USA, 61820<br />
(217) 333 0631<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance,<br />
inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Blockmodelling, multidimensional<br />
scaling, overlapping<br />
clustering (ADCLUS, MAPCLUS, INDCLUS) ;<br />
combinatorial data analysis .<br />
ATTNEAVE, CAROLYN L . `<br />
5206 Ivanhoe N .E .<br />
Seattle, WA, USA, 98105<br />
(206) 524-5694<br />
Discipline : Psychiatry Psychology<br />
Keywords : community, ethnicity, mental<br />
health, graphs, health, social services,<br />
religion, teaching<br />
Activities : Prof . Emeritus Psychology,<br />
Psychiatry & Behavioral Science . Research<br />
& consultation to projects on applications<br />
of network concepts to social problems &<br />
mental health services .<br />
BAKER, WAYNE '<br />
Harvard University<br />
Grad . School of Business Admin .<br />
Soldiers Field<br />
Boston, MA, USA, 02163<br />
(617) 864-5847<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : exchange, organizations,<br />
corporations, inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Analysis of information flows,<br />
market outcomes & efficiency ; interest in<br />
markets, marketing research & economic exchange<br />
systems . research on investment bank<br />
relations .<br />
BALDWIN, CAROL "<br />
2727 29th Street N .W.<br />
Suite 203<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington, DC, USA, 20008<br />
(202) 289-7212<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
BALDWIN, CAROL'<br />
2727 29th St . N.W.<br />
Suite 203<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington, DC, USA, 20008<br />
(202) 289 7212<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : communications, corporations,information,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations,<br />
government<br />
Activities : Business networking book (Wiley) .
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BANDYOPADHYAY,SURAJ*<br />
Indian Statistical Institute<br />
Sociological Research Unit<br />
203 Barrackpore Trunk Rd .<br />
Calcutta, W . Bengal, INDIA, 700 035<br />
52-6694 : 021-2210 Stat In<br />
Discipline : Statistics<br />
Keywords : community<br />
BARLEY, STEPHEN<br />
110 Treva Ave .<br />
Ithaca, NY, USA, 14850<br />
(607) 255-1524<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, attitudes, authority,<br />
qual . methods, methods, fieldwork, interorganizations,<br />
occupations, organizations<br />
BARNES, JOHN A . *<br />
Australian National University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
RSSS, G .P .O . Box 4<br />
Canberra<br />
ACT AUSTRALIA, 2601<br />
(062) 494037<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : graphs, qual . methods<br />
BARNETT, GEORGE'<br />
SUNY - Buffalo<br />
Department of Communications<br />
Buffalo, NY, USA, 14260<br />
(716) 636-2141 : COMBARN @ SUNYABVA<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, information, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, quant . methods,<br />
spatial models<br />
Activities : Inter-organizational networks of<br />
American corps .b<strong>as</strong>ed upon shared advertising<br />
& public relations firms .<br />
BASSAND, MICHEL *<br />
EPFL : Inst de Recherche sur<br />
I'Environment Construit<br />
C<strong>as</strong>e postale 555<br />
Lausanne, SWITZERLAND, 1001<br />
021/4732<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
BATTY, MICHAEL<br />
University of Wales<br />
Department of Town Planning<br />
Institute of Science & Technology<br />
Cardiff, S . Glamorgan, WALES, CF7 7SS<br />
(0222) 42588 2700<br />
Discipline : Planning<br />
Keywords :exchange,environment,graphs,<br />
migration, quantitative methods,<br />
technology, urban<br />
Activities : 'Fractals : Geometry between<br />
dimensions' (1985) . NEW SCIENCE . M . Batty &<br />
B . Hutchinson (eds .) ADVANCES IN URBAN<br />
SYSTEMS MODELLING, North Holland,<br />
Amsterdam, 1986 . Urban morphology, urban<br />
modelling & computergraphics in planning .<br />
Network represent-ations of urban & social<br />
structure <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> hierarchical structure of<br />
cities & societies . 'Interacting Computers &<br />
Interactive Computer Graphics', J OF<br />
GEOGRAPHY IN HIGHER ED 9 (1) :25-36<br />
BAUER, CONNIE -<br />
Marquette University<br />
College of Business Administration<br />
Milwaukee, WI, USA, 53233<br />
(414) 224-1444<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, graphs, information,<br />
quant . methods, theory<br />
Activities : Personal networks of direct selling<br />
representatives ; valued graph analysis .<br />
BAUMANN, URS<br />
University of Salzburg<br />
Institute for Psychology<br />
Salzburg, AUSTRIA, A-5020<br />
(0662) 8044-5103<br />
Discipline : Psychology
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Keywords : children, demography, friendship,<br />
mental health, quant . methods, support, surveys<br />
Activities : Research project on social networks<br />
& social support .<br />
BAY,DUANE<br />
808 Green St .<br />
E . Palo Alto, CA, USA, 94303<br />
(415) 328-0517 : Bay .pa @ Xerox .com<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
BEARMAN, PETER S .<br />
University of North Carolina<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Hamilton 070A<br />
Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 27514<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
BEATTIE, MARTHA'<br />
Butler Hospital<br />
345 Blackstone Blvd .<br />
Providence, RI, USA, 02906<br />
(401) 456 3746<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : mental health, dynamic change,<br />
theory, longitudinal, theory<br />
Activities : Commencing data analysis on<br />
treatment outcome of abusers of alcohol .<br />
BECK, DONALD'<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington State University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Pullman, WA, USA, 99164-4020<br />
(509) 335 6810 : See in Activ .<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, demography, rural,<br />
surveys, technology, information, policy<br />
Activities : Studying communication networks<br />
& the diffusion of soil conservation techniques<br />
among farmer networks .<br />
BECKER,BRUCE'<br />
59 Barrington Ave .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M4C 4Y8<br />
(416) 699 1868 : becker @ humber<br />
Discipline : Computer Science<br />
Keywords : communications, technology,<br />
information<br />
Activities : Development of on-line<br />
computer graphics, datab<strong>as</strong>e & display<br />
systems, computer mapping .<br />
BENDER, DONALD E .O .<br />
Universitat Munchen<br />
Soziologisches Institut der<br />
Munchen 40, WEST GERMANY, 38000<br />
(089) 21801901<br />
Discipline : Computer Science<br />
Keywords : exchange, inter-organizations,<br />
macrostructure, methods<br />
Activities : Evolution of networks in time .<br />
BENNETT, LOIS'<br />
19 Scott St .<br />
Croydon<br />
New South Wales, AUSTRALIA, 2132<br />
(612) 798-6459<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, friendship, quant .<br />
methods, theory, support, households<br />
Activities : Doctoral thesis on a study of the<br />
networks of divorced Australian women 2 .5-3<br />
years after separation ; me<strong>as</strong>uring size, multiplexity,<br />
degree of clustering & levels of both<br />
support & demand .<br />
BERKOWITZ, S.D . '<br />
University of Vermont<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
31 South Prospect St .<br />
Burlington, VT, USA, 05405<br />
(802) 656 2142<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, blocks, dynamic<br />
change, elites, epidemiology, graphs,<br />
hierarchies, historical analysis
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Activities : Recruitment to Asian-b<strong>as</strong>ed groups ;<br />
changes in Canadian corporate organization ;<br />
divorce in Britain ; application of game theory<br />
to networks .<br />
BERNARD, H. RUSSELL'<br />
University of Florida<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
1350 GPA<br />
Gainesville, FL, USA, 32611<br />
(904) 392 2031 : CY$EFH3 @ NERVM<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : fieldwork<br />
Activities : Finding the rules governing<br />
who people know & how they know each<br />
other . Working on the problem of counting<br />
previously uncountable populations (e .g .,<br />
the homeless) using a network model .<br />
BIDART, CLAIRE'<br />
4me d'Arcole<br />
Marseille, FRANCE, 13006<br />
((9)) 57 02 40<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : friendship<br />
BIEGEL, DAVID E .<br />
Univ. of Pittsburgh<br />
School of Social Work<br />
2206 C .L .<br />
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15217<br />
(412) 624-6306<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : support, teaching, social services<br />
Activities : Books : social networks & mental<br />
health, bldg . Support Networks for the Elderly .<br />
Schizophenia - Family, Patient & Professional .<br />
Social Support Networks & Care of the Elderly .<br />
Research : 'The effect of adult day care upon<br />
family burden' 'Family eldercare policy<br />
incentives', 'Service Coord . for the blind &<br />
visually impaired elderly', 'Coping with<br />
dementia', 'Rivers Communities Project' .<br />
BIEN, WALTER '<br />
Josef-Raps-Str. 3<br />
8 Muenchen 40, WEST GERMANY,<br />
(0202) 662245<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : demography, dynamic change, microstructure,<br />
macrostructure, migration, quant .<br />
methods, spatial models, communications,<br />
households, surveys<br />
Activities : Searching for, evaluating, &<br />
creating network methods for applied projects .<br />
Working with network group at the German<br />
Youth Inst ., specializing in family networks .<br />
BIZET, JEAN-PIERRE<br />
McKinsey & Co .<br />
29, rue de B<strong>as</strong>sano<br />
Paris, FRANCE, 75008<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
BLOMBERG, JEANETTE<br />
9991 River Mist Way<br />
Rancho Cordova, CA, USA, 95670-3180<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : information, inter-organizations,<br />
organizations, technology<br />
Activities : Studying how social interaction &<br />
organizational communications are related to<br />
the embedding of new technologies into the<br />
workplace : the use of a computer b<strong>as</strong>ed<br />
design environment by human factors & industrial<br />
designers within a large corporation .<br />
BO, INGE'<br />
Rogaland University Centre<br />
P .O . 2557<br />
4004 Stavanger, NORWAY,<br />
((4)) 874100<br />
Discipline : Education<br />
Keywords : children, community, education,<br />
support, teaching, friendship, intergenerations<br />
Activities : Adolescents' social networks,<br />
& the relationships between their networks<br />
& behavior : the ecology of human development<br />
.
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BOLLAND, JOHN M .<br />
University of Alabama<br />
Institute for Social Science Research<br />
P .O . Box 587<br />
University, AL, USA, 35486<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : community, elites, information,<br />
methods, political<br />
BONACICH, PHILLIP *<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90024<br />
(213) 825 3017<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, corporations, graphs, power,<br />
quant . methods, microstructure, communications,<br />
interlocking directorates, centrality<br />
BOYD, JOHN `<br />
University of California<br />
School of Social Sciences<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
(714) 856-5427<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : kinship, graphs, quant . methods<br />
Activities : 'Social Relations Position &<br />
Semi-groups' (ms) .<br />
BRADLEY/ROBERTS, RAYMOND/NANCY'<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Santa Cruz, CA, USA, 95064<br />
(415) 322 1675<br />
Discipline : Management Studies Psychology<br />
Keywords : education, fieldwork, political,<br />
power, qual . methods, theory<br />
Activities : Nancy Roberts at Naval Postgrad .<br />
Ctr ., Monterry CA .<br />
BRAMSEN,JOHN *<br />
806 - 666 N . Lakeshore Dr.<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60611<br />
(312) 642 4188<br />
Discipline : Sociology Mathematics<br />
Keywords : graphs, quant . methods<br />
Activities : Me<strong>as</strong>urement of balance in<br />
signed graphs & related method of clique<br />
detection .<br />
BREIGER, RONALD L.<br />
Cornell University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
323 Uris Hall<br />
Ithaca, NY, USA, 14853-7601<br />
(617) 255-4325<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : inter-organizations, quant . methods,<br />
social cl<strong>as</strong>s, social mobility, stratification<br />
Activities : Social mobility & networks (with<br />
Phillipa Pattison), 'Cumulated Social Roles :<br />
The Duality of Persons & Their Algebr<strong>as</strong>',<br />
SOCIAL NETWORKS .<br />
BRIGGS, JANICE<br />
120 Lovell Rd .<br />
New Rochelle, NY, USA, 10804<br />
(914) 235-2383<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : authority<br />
Activities : Anarchist networks in late<br />
Victorian England .<br />
BRISTOR, JULIA'<br />
University of Western Ontario<br />
School of Business Admin .<br />
London, ON, CANADA, N6A 3K7<br />
(519) 661-3725<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : corporations, communications,<br />
households, information, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, power, qual . methods<br />
Activities : Coalitions in industrial/organzational<br />
purch<strong>as</strong>ing ; inter-organizational<br />
relations between firms in market exchanges .
2 04<br />
BROOK, TIMOTHY<br />
University of Alberta<br />
Department of History<br />
Edmonton, AB, CANADA, T6G 2H4<br />
(403) 438 3484<br />
Discipline : History<br />
Keywords : elites, kinship, organizations,<br />
religion, stratification<br />
Activities : Local elite composition & structure<br />
in 17th Century China .<br />
BUNSTON,TERRY*<br />
310 Cranbrooke Ave .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5M 1 Ni<br />
(416) 782 0565<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : children, dynamic change, social<br />
services, support<br />
Activities : Ph .D . thesis : support systems<br />
of new mothers of low birth weight & normal<br />
weight <strong>as</strong> related to maternal adaptation .<br />
BROWN, PERCY<br />
43 Central Ave .<br />
E<strong>as</strong>t Brunswick, NJ, USA, 08816<br />
(201) 238 4703<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : graphs, hierarchies, qual . methods,<br />
quant . methods, organizations, spatial models,<br />
surveys, organization theory & design<br />
Activities : Telecommunciations, distributed<br />
computer networks, taxonomy, system<br />
engineering .<br />
BRYCESON,DEBORAH<br />
17 Aldrich Rd .<br />
Oxford, ENGLAND, 0X2 7SS<br />
(0865) 515946<br />
Discipline : Geography<br />
Keywords : demography<br />
BULMER, MARTIN *<br />
London School of Economics<br />
Department of Social Sciences<br />
Houghton Street<br />
London, ENGLAND, WC2A 2AE<br />
(07) 405-7686<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, support, social<br />
services, social policy<br />
Activities : NEIGHBOURS : THE WORK OF PHILIP<br />
ABRAMS (Cambridge University Pr, 1986) ; THE<br />
SOCIAL BASIS OF COMMUNITY CARE, (Allen &<br />
Unwin, <strong>1987</strong>) .<br />
BUNTING, DAVID *<br />
E<strong>as</strong>tern W<strong>as</strong>hington University<br />
Department of Economics<br />
Cheney, WA, USA, 99004<br />
(509) 359 7947<br />
Discipline : Economics<br />
Keywords : elites, historical analysis, quant .<br />
methods, power<br />
Activities : Economic effects of network affiliations<br />
.<br />
BURKE, SANDRA CHARVAT *<br />
1726 Country Club Place<br />
Marshalltown, IA, USA, 50158<br />
(515) 752 0362<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : elites, corporations, gender, gerontology,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations,<br />
quant . methods, social cl<strong>as</strong>s, stratification<br />
Activities : Thesis : network analysis of elites .<br />
BURNSIDE, BEVERLY<br />
2616 W . 5th Ave .<br />
Vancouver, BC, CANADA, V6K 1T3<br />
(406) 228 2827<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : community, friendship, gender,<br />
gerontology, health, microstructure, mental<br />
health, qual . methods, support<br />
Activities : 'Sociotherape utic' treatment of<br />
depression among older women project (guided<br />
network evaluation manipulations) .
2 0 5<br />
BURT, RONALD S . *<br />
Columbia University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10027<br />
(212) 280 3687<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes, communications, corporations,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations,<br />
perceptions, power, quantitative<br />
methods, science, surveys, teaching, theory<br />
Activities : Community power structures, corporate<br />
co-optation via interlocking, freedom &<br />
network structure, relational equilibrium<br />
mathematical models of network structure .<br />
CAMPBELL, KAREN *<br />
Vanderbilt University<br />
Box 1811, Stn . B .<br />
N<strong>as</strong>hville, TN, USA, 37235<br />
(615) 322-7515<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : gender, occupations,<br />
stratification, urban<br />
Activities : WORK & OCCUPATIONS 'Gender<br />
Differences in Job- related Networks' ; the<br />
structure of a 1940 neighborhood network ;<br />
anticipating a comparative study of networks<br />
in urban neighborhoods .<br />
CAPPELL, CHARLES "<br />
University of Virginia<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
539 Cabell Hall<br />
Charlottesville, VA, USA, 22903<br />
(804) 924-6525<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, elites, communications,<br />
government, science, organizations<br />
Activities : (With Tom Guterbock) analyzing the<br />
social organization of American Sociological<br />
Assoc . section memberships ; elite lawyers<br />
CARLEY, KATHLEEN `<br />
Carnegie-Mellon University<br />
Dept. of Social & Decision Sciences<br />
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15213<br />
(412) 268 3225 : Carley @ c .cs .cmu .ed u [<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications, dynamic change,<br />
information, quant . methods, organizations,<br />
perceptions<br />
Activities : Simulation models of : dynamic social<br />
change & stability <strong>as</strong> a function of network<br />
position ; effective information flow in<br />
distributed decision making environment ;impact<br />
of electronic mail on diffusion .<br />
CARRINGTON, PETER J . *<br />
University of Waterloo<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Waterloo, ON, CANADA, N2L 3G1<br />
(519) 885 1211 : PJC @ WATDCS<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites, interorganizations,<br />
law, crime & deviance,<br />
organizations, power<br />
Activities : Inference from blockmodels &<br />
samples of blockmodels (with B . Erickson) .<br />
CARROLL, WALTER<br />
Bridgewater State College<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Bridgewater, MA, USA, 02324<br />
(617) 697-1355<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : historical analysis, households,<br />
kinship, law, crime & deviance, macrostructure,<br />
social cl<strong>as</strong>s, teaching, urban, theory<br />
Activities : Book on transformation of New<br />
Bedford, M<strong>as</strong>s ., including impact of rapid &<br />
extensive socioeconomic change on social<br />
structure & household, from 1860 to 1900,<br />
(with Thom<strong>as</strong> A . McMullin) . Relationship<br />
between capitalist industrialization &<br />
historical family change .<br />
CARROLL, WILLIAM *<br />
University of Victoria<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Victoria, BC, CANADA, V8W 2Y2<br />
(604) 721 7573<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 0 6<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites, political,<br />
stratification<br />
Activities : The Canadian corporate network :<br />
examining changes in the network in the p<strong>as</strong>t<br />
10 years which is a period of dramatic<br />
corporate restructuring & internationalization .<br />
CAULKINS, DOUGLAS<br />
Grinnell College<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
1314 Elm St .<br />
Grinnell, IA, USA, 50112<br />
(515) 236-2824<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : corporations, community, fieldwork,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations, qual .<br />
methods,technology, urban<br />
Activities : Ethnographic research among<br />
high technology entrepreneurs in Scotland's<br />
'Silicon Glen' .<br />
CHAPIN, DAVID A . "<br />
H .C . 32, Box 13<br />
Eufield, NH, USA, 03748<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : methods, surveys, teaching<br />
CHAPMAN,NANCY*<br />
Portland State University<br />
School of Urban & Public Affairs<br />
Portland, OR, USA, 97207<br />
(503) 229 4045<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : environment, gerontology, social<br />
services, support, urban<br />
Activities : How formal service providers<br />
intervene in social networks of the elderly .<br />
CHATURVEDI, N .K .<br />
Benares Hindu University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
12-B Katsurba Nagar<br />
Sogra, Varn<strong>as</strong>i-22101, INDIA,<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
CHEAL, DAVID<br />
University of Winnipeg<br />
Sociology Department<br />
Winnipeg, MB, CANADA, R3B 2E9<br />
(204) 786 9401<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications, community,<br />
exchange, friendship, gender, households, intergenerations,<br />
kinship, microstructure, qual .<br />
methods, religion, support, theory, urban<br />
Activities : Research on gift-giving, <strong>1987</strong>-1989 .<br />
CHEEK, NEIL<br />
87 - 1701 Lobdell<br />
Baton Rouge, LA, USA, 70806<br />
(504) 923-1918<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : epidemiology<br />
CHIESI, ANTONIO'<br />
V . le E . Caldara, 41<br />
Milano, ITALY, 20122<br />
(02) 599045<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites,<br />
inter-organizations<br />
Activities :" Property, capital & network<br />
structure in Italy," F . Stokman,R . Ziegler, J .<br />
Soct (eds.) NETWORKS OF CORPORATE<br />
POWER, Polity Pr ., 1985 . Business elites in<br />
Milano, 'II Padronato e la Rappresentanza Decli<br />
Interessi Economicia Milano,' PROSPETTIVA<br />
SINDICALE 55, 1986 .<br />
CHINO, NAOHITO "<br />
Aichigakuin University<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
Nisshin-cho<br />
Aichi-gun, Aichi, JAPAN, 470-01<br />
05617-3-11<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, microstructure,<br />
qual . methods, methods, theory<br />
Activities : (M . Nakagawa), ML-DYNASCAL<br />
(theory) ; systems analysis of groups ; (with
2 0 7<br />
Miraiwa), a bifurcation model of changes in<br />
interdependence structure among objects .<br />
CLARKE, RICHARD *<br />
2650 Sharondale Circle<br />
Atlanta, GA, USA, 30305<br />
(404) 237 7443<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, organizations,<br />
quant . methods, urban, historical analysis,<br />
information<br />
COCHRAN, MONCRIEFF<br />
Cornell University<br />
Department of Human Ecology<br />
205 Haller Blvd .<br />
Ithaca, NY, USA, 14850<br />
(607) 256 7620<br />
COOK, KAREN<br />
University of W<strong>as</strong>hington<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
116 Savery<br />
Seattle, WA, USA, 98105<br />
(206) 534 4065<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : exchange, inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Experimental research on<br />
exchange networks .<br />
CORMAN, JUNE<br />
Carleton University<br />
Dept . of Sociology & Anthropology<br />
Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K1 H 8G7<br />
(613) 564-6550 : F53CORMP/Carleton<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Discipline :<br />
Sociology<br />
Keywords :<br />
community<br />
Keywords : kinship, community<br />
Activities : (With U . Bronfenbrenner), 'The<br />
Ecology of Human Development' . Gathered<br />
partial network data from 320 families<br />
annually over 5 years, beginning 1978 .<br />
COHEN, YEHOSHUA<br />
Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br />
Department of Geography<br />
Mt . Scopus<br />
Jerusalem, ISRAEL, 91905<br />
(02) 535 694<br />
Discipline : Geography<br />
Keywords : friendship, community<br />
Activities : Attachment to place .<br />
Activities : Cross cl<strong>as</strong>s : study of families of<br />
Hamilton steelworkers : a re-examination of<br />
community hypotheses .<br />
COXON, ANTHONY P .M .<br />
University College<br />
Social Research Unit<br />
P .O . Box 78<br />
Cardiff, WALES, CF1 1 XL<br />
(0222) 44211<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, epidemiology, microstructure,<br />
occupations<br />
Activities : Socio-epidemiological studies of<br />
AIDS & HTLV3/LAV transmission . Spatial (scaling)<br />
representation of social networks .<br />
COLLINS, RANDALL<br />
University of California - Riverside<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Riverside, CA, USA, 92521<br />
(714) 787-5444<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : exchange<br />
Activities : WEBERIAN SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY<br />
(Cambridge, 1985) .<br />
CRELLIN, PAUL<br />
4115-C Maple Drive<br />
Cincinnati, OH, USA, 45209-1830<br />
(513) 871-3117<br />
Discipline : Education<br />
Keywords : communications, dynamic change,<br />
education, inter-organizations, mental<br />
health, teaching, technology
2 0 8<br />
DANOWSKI, JAMES A . "<br />
University of Illinois<br />
Department of Communication<br />
Box 4348<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60680<br />
(312) 996 3187 : U45571 at UICVM<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications,<br />
organizations, quant . methods<br />
Activities : inter-organizational networks, media<br />
coverage content networks, audience cognitive<br />
networks ; interpersonal networks, network<br />
radiality & media exposure . Semantic network<br />
structures within who-to-whom structures .<br />
Television drama character networks & audience<br />
exposure <strong>as</strong> a function of regional social<br />
stability .<br />
DARRE, JEAN-PIERRE'<br />
Gerdal 51 rue Dareau<br />
Paris, FRANCE, 75014<br />
((1)) 43350482/4<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
Activities : Processes de changement technique<br />
clans ]'agriculture .<br />
DAUGHERTY, STEVEN R . '<br />
University of Chicago<br />
Department of Behavioural Sciences<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60637<br />
(312) 684-0781<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
Activities : Analysis of social networks of<br />
medical student cl<strong>as</strong>s.<br />
DAVIES, PETER<br />
Polytechnic of the South Bank<br />
Department of Social Sciences<br />
London, ENGLAND, SEI OAA<br />
(01) 928 8989<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : epidemiology, stratification, blocks,<br />
health, occupations, perceptions<br />
Activities : Epidemiological modelling of<br />
AIDS in the UK .<br />
DEGENHARDT, WERNER/BLANCA `<br />
Unertlstr<strong>as</strong>se 13<br />
8000 Munchen 40, WEST GERMANY,<br />
(089) 3084952<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, kinship,<br />
occupations, qual . methods, quant . methods,<br />
recruitment,surveys<br />
Activities : Research in social networks,<br />
unemployment & job seeking behavior .<br />
DEGENNE, ALAIN<br />
8 Square Leon Blum<br />
Puteaux, FRANCE, 92800<br />
4778 7491 : FROR 0311 @ CES003<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : qual . methods<br />
Activities : Creation d'entreprises.<br />
DEIERLEIN, KATHY<br />
52 - 100 Brookside Ave .<br />
Mt . Vernon, NY, USA, 10550<br />
(914) 699-0434<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Activities : Graduate student at SUNY<br />
Graduate Center .<br />
DESARBO, WAYNE S . *<br />
28 Forrest View Rd .<br />
Wallingford, PA, USA, 19086<br />
(215) 565-7178<br />
Discipline : Statistics<br />
Keywords : communications,<br />
quant . methods, spatial models<br />
Activities : (With G . DeSoete & K. Jedidi)<br />
'Probabilistic Multidimensional Scaling Models<br />
for Analyzing Consumer Choice', COMMUNI-<br />
CATION & COGNITION, <strong>1987</strong>,20,93-116 . (With<br />
V .R . Rao),'GENFOLD2 : A New Constrained<br />
Unfolding Model for Production Positioning',<br />
MARKETING SCIENCE, 1986,5,1-19 .
2 0 9<br />
DESERAN,FORREST*<br />
Louisiana State University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Baton Rouge, LA, USA, 70803<br />
(504) 388 1113 : LSUVM<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, occupations,<br />
households, rural<br />
Activities : Social networks of farm<br />
families in Louisiana .<br />
DIMAGGIO, PAUL'<br />
2 Crest Rd .<br />
Rowayton, CT, USA, 06853<br />
(203) 432 2130<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : organizations, inter-organizations,<br />
occupations, historical analysis, elites,<br />
attitudes, stratification<br />
Activities : Inter-organizational networks in the<br />
arts in the US ; 'Structural analysis of organizational<br />
fields : a blockmodel approach', in Barry<br />
Btow & L . L, Cummings (eds .), RESEARCH IN<br />
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR 8 (JAI Press,<br />
1986) . (With Frank Romo), analysis of<br />
professional/inter-organizational networks in<br />
four organizational fields of US arts<br />
organizations . Archival analysis of the role of<br />
US private foundations in establishing national<br />
professional networks in the arts, 1920-1939 .<br />
DOW, MALCOLM *<br />
Northwestern University<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
Evanston, IL, USA, 60201<br />
(312) 491-5402<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : demography, environment, epidemiology,<br />
health, migration, quant .methods,<br />
surveys, spatial models<br />
Activities : Network autocorrelated categorical<br />
data . Editing special edition of AM . J OF<br />
PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY on 'Biological<br />
Networks' (with J . Cheversud) . 'Model selection<br />
procedures for network autocorrelated disturbances<br />
models.' SOCIAL METHODS &<br />
RESEARCH 14 :403-22, (1986) . 'Subsample<br />
replication on cross-cultural surveys .' AM<br />
ANTHROPOLOGIST 89 :125-133 .<br />
DUBOFF, DAVID *<br />
511 Benjamin St .<br />
Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 48104<br />
(313) 995-2524<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : attitudes, authority, community,<br />
dynamic change, education, elites, exchange,<br />
fieldwork<br />
Activities : Social networks & community<br />
support systems ; Therapeutic <strong>as</strong>pects of<br />
self-help for the mentally ill .<br />
DOREIAN, PATRICK'<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15260<br />
(412) 648-7597<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, dynamic change,environment,<br />
graphs, hierarchies, inter-organizations, microstructure,<br />
macrostructure, quant . methods, social<br />
services, science, social services,<br />
spatial models, technology<br />
Activities : Citation studies network, autocorrelation<br />
models, graph theory & equivalences<br />
structural representations . MLE<br />
procedures ; Polyledrae Dynamics.<br />
DUCK, STEVE'<br />
University of Iowa<br />
151 -CSB Communication Studies Building<br />
Iowa City, IA, USA, 52242<br />
(319) 335 0579 : BLASTDWY @ UIAMVS<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
Activities : (Ed .) HANDBOOK OF RESEARCH<br />
IN PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS .<br />
DUPIN, REMY-PIERRE "<br />
23 rue du Petit Puits<br />
Marseille, FRANCE, 13002<br />
(91) 90 20 49<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 1 0<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
Activities : Strategie d'acces au logement et<br />
strategie de recherche .<br />
ENNIS, JAMES G . `<br />
Tufts University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Medford, MA, USA, 02155<br />
(617) 381-3561 : SOCUR000 @ TUFTS<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, exchange, political, power,<br />
quant . methods, science, social movements,<br />
spatial models, communications, corporations,<br />
microstructure, organizations<br />
Activities : Network & role structure in science .<br />
ERICKSON, BONNIE H . *<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
563 Spadina Ave .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1<br />
(416) 978 5263<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes, blocks, friendship, gerontology,<br />
occupations, organizations, social cl<strong>as</strong>s,<br />
socialmobility, stratification support<br />
Activities : Social structure & help,contact &<br />
stereotyping, robustness of blockmodels . <strong>Connections</strong>,<br />
culture & careers in occupations &<br />
firms .<br />
FARARO, THOMAS *<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15260<br />
(412) 648-7594<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : theory<br />
Activities : (With John Skvoretz), 'Action<br />
& Institution, Network & Function : the<br />
Cybernetic Concept of Social Structure' ; 'The<br />
Dynamics of the Formation of Stable Dominance<br />
Structures', dealing with formal model<br />
incorporation of Ivan Ch<strong>as</strong>e's bystander<br />
mechanism, in STATUS GENERALIZATION .<br />
FAULKNER, ROBERT R . *<br />
University of M<strong>as</strong>sachusetts<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Thompson 730<br />
Amherst, MA, USA, 01003<br />
(413) 545 0072/5<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, fieldwork, microstructure,<br />
occupations<br />
Activities : The social transformation of<br />
markets : how the blockbuster era in culture<br />
industries change the social organization of<br />
role sets ; how changes in role sets transform<br />
macro-networks & (blockmodel) positions ; &<br />
what the outcomes are for market performance .<br />
'Projects & Careers in Hollywood', AM J OF<br />
SOCIOLOGY, January <strong>1987</strong> .<br />
FAGAN, KATHRYN *<br />
6524 Verano Place<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92715<br />
(714) 856 0305<br />
Discipline : Psychology Statistics<br />
Keywords : corporations, demography,<br />
ethcity, gender, migration, organizations,<br />
perceptions, quant . methods, urban, surveys<br />
Activities : Graduate student at the<br />
University of California, Irvine .<br />
FAUST, CATHERINE'<br />
The American University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
603 E . Daniel St .<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington, DC, USA, 20016<br />
(202) 885 2478<br />
Discipline : Sociology Anthropology<br />
Keywords : perceptions, quantitative<br />
methods, spatial models<br />
Activities : Comparison of methods for positional<br />
analysis of social networks .
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FEINER, JOEL'<br />
140 W. 79th Street<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10024<br />
(212) 787-8150<br />
Discipline : Psychiatry<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, mental health, migration,<br />
support<br />
Activities : Albert Einstein College of<br />
Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center : programs<br />
re chronic patients .<br />
FELDMAN, JONATHAN `<br />
620 Thwaites Place 30<br />
Bronx, NY, USA, 10467<br />
(212) 231-5293 : JONATHAN<br />
Discipline : Information<br />
Keywords : communications, community, environment,<br />
health, information, intergenerations,<br />
inter-organizations, macrostructure, organizations,macrostructure,organizations,<br />
social<br />
services, technology<br />
Activities : Nonprofit electronic conference<br />
system run by & for the nonprofits of New<br />
York City : a gateway for other networks, BB's<br />
& non-computer structures .<br />
FELLING, A. "<br />
Thom<strong>as</strong> van Aqumolaan 4<br />
6500 HK PO 9108<br />
Nymegen, NETHERLANDS,<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Activities : Intercorporate relations .<br />
FENNEMA, MEINDERT<br />
Faldenserwei II<br />
8834XH Baard, NETHERLANDS,<br />
05173 1704<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : elites, inter-organizations, kinship<br />
Activities : Kinship ties in corporate elite,<br />
international corporate elite .<br />
FERLIGOJ, ANUSKA<br />
Tavcarjeva 4<br />
Ljubljana, Slovenija, YUGOSLAVIA, 61000<br />
(061) 324-529<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : graphs<br />
FERNANDEZ, ROBERTO M .<br />
University of Arizona<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Tucson, AZ, USA, 85721<br />
(602) 621 3531<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes, power, communications,<br />
corporations, elites, spatial models, interorganizations,<br />
microstructure, macrostructure,<br />
organizations, recruitment, social movements,<br />
stratification<br />
Activities : Recruitment to social movements,<br />
policy domains, authority at the<br />
community level . Networks in organizations,<br />
inter-organizational networks .<br />
FERRAND, ALEXIS'<br />
40 allee Jules Verne<br />
La Celle St . Cloud, FRANCE, 78170<br />
(1) 39695980<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community<br />
Activities : Friendship in middle-cl<strong>as</strong>s<br />
urban are<strong>as</strong> .<br />
FINDLEY, SALLY<br />
c/o Jeff Hiris<br />
10 - 12 Tremlett<br />
Dorchester, MA, USA, 02137<br />
Discipline : Demography<br />
Keywords : children, fieldwork, demography,<br />
kinship, migration, qual . methods, quant .<br />
methods<br />
Activities : Networks of a woman migrant in<br />
Bamako, Mali . Flows & exchanges in an urban<br />
microcosm . ' A Study of Woman Migrants in<br />
Bamako, Mali' . M . Vaa & S . Findley, forth-
2 1 2<br />
coming, Scandinavian Institute of African<br />
Studies, Upsala, Sweden .<br />
FINE, GARY ALAN<br />
University of Minnesota<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Minneapolis, MN, USA, 55455<br />
(612) 624 5006<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : children, friendship, fieldwork,<br />
microstructure, qual . methods, social movements<br />
Activities : Symbolic interactionist approach to<br />
networks analysis .<br />
FINK, CHARLES'<br />
3305 Brandy Court<br />
Falls Church, VA, USA, 22042<br />
(703) 573 6760<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, mental health, qual .<br />
methods, quant . methods, organiz-ations,<br />
science, systems, information<br />
Activities : Dynamic systems & cybernetics :<br />
individual & social . Computer program : 'Does<br />
Your Double' demo .<br />
FISCHER, CLAUDE *<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Berkeley, CA, USA, 94305<br />
(415) 642 4766 : FISCHER1 @ UCBCMSA<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications, community, historical<br />
analysis, technology, urban<br />
Activities : 'Touch Someone :' The telephone<br />
industry discovers sociability', TECHNOLOGY &<br />
CULTURE ; 'The rise of rural telephoning<br />
1880-1940', JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY ;<br />
(with G . Carroll), 'The diffusion of the<br />
telephone & automobile in the US, 1902-1937' .<br />
FISCHER, JUDITH<br />
Tex<strong>as</strong> Technical University<br />
Dept . of Human Dvpt . & Family Studies<br />
Lubbock, TX, USA, 79409<br />
(806) 742 3001<br />
Keywords : friendship, gender, support<br />
Activities : Individuals' social networks prior to<br />
college graduation & after graduation ; includes<br />
analysis of life transitions & changes in social<br />
networks . Changes in 10th graders' social<br />
networks, JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT<br />
RESEARCH, 1 (1986) :1-10 .<br />
FOSTER, BRIAN L .<br />
Arizona State University<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
Graduate College<br />
Tempe, AZ, USA, 85287<br />
(602) 965 7279<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : demography, ethnicity, exchange,<br />
friendship, microstructure, theory, urban,<br />
kinship<br />
Activities : Social exchange networks in<br />
three Thai villages .<br />
FREEMAN, SUE/LIN<br />
University of California<br />
School of Social Sciences<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 95616<br />
(714) 833-5917<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
FREIDENBERG, JUDITH *<br />
390 West End Ave ., #5F<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10024<br />
(212) 873-7967<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : ethnicity<br />
FRIEDKIN, NOAH E . `<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Education<br />
Santa Barbara, CA, USA, 93106<br />
(805) 961-2840<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : education, organizations, attitudes,<br />
communications<br />
Activities : 'A formal theory of social power'<br />
JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL SOCIOLOGY,<br />
12, 1986 :103-126 .
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FRIEDMANN, HARRIET "<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1<br />
(416) 828 5317<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : exchange, inter-organizations,<br />
macrostructure, migration, political<br />
Activities : Political economy of world food<br />
production, trade & consumption .<br />
FYRAND, LIVE'<br />
Henry Lehresvei 33<br />
1310 Blommenholm, NORWAY,<br />
(02-0254429) 1/463952<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : community, education, environment,<br />
exchange, fieldwork, friendship,<br />
gerontology, health, support, gender<br />
Activities : Developing methods in the health<br />
& social area in Norway, in conjunction with<br />
other instititutions, e .g . psychiatry, elderly<br />
care, hospitals, child care & social services .<br />
GALANTER, MARC<br />
University of Wisconsin<br />
School of Law<br />
Madison, WI, USA, 53706<br />
(608) 262-4592<br />
Keywords : community, ethnicity, law,<br />
crime & deviance, religion<br />
Activities : Networks for information sharing<br />
& strategic coordination among lawyers involved<br />
with specific kinds of c<strong>as</strong>es - e .g . plaintiff<br />
lawyers in <strong>as</strong>bestos c<strong>as</strong>es .<br />
GALASKIEWICZ, JOSEPH `<br />
University of Minnesota<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
909 Social Science Building<br />
Minneapolis, MN, USA, 55455<br />
(612) 624 7548<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, corporations,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations<br />
Activities : The response of non-profit organizations<br />
& institutional funders to the cutbacks<br />
in domestic spending in the early 1980s . (With<br />
Stanley W<strong>as</strong>serman), the applications of loglinear<br />
models to sociometric-type data .<br />
GAMSON, ZELDA F .<br />
R . F .D .I .<br />
Box 11 A<br />
Chilmark, MA, USA, 02535<br />
(617) 645 3169<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, education, fieldwork,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations, teaching<br />
Activities : Organization in higher education<br />
which operates <strong>as</strong> a network ; the use of<br />
networks for social & educational change .<br />
GARTRELL, DAVID *<br />
University of Victoria<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Victoria, BC, CANADA, V8W 2Y2<br />
(604) 721 7579<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : information, organizations, religion,<br />
exchange, fieldwork, perceptions, recruitment,<br />
social cl<strong>as</strong>s<br />
Activities : Networks & social evaluation .<br />
GEORGE, JON'<br />
Community Mental Health<br />
2340 E<strong>as</strong>t Stadium<br />
Ann Arbor, Ml, USA, 48103<br />
(313) 971-5907<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : mental health, qual . methods, social<br />
services<br />
Activities : Clinical approach using network<br />
analysis.<br />
GERSH, DAVID<br />
1790 S .W . 27th Ave .<br />
Miami, FL, USA, 33145<br />
(305) 445 0555<br />
Discipline : Psychology
2 1 4<br />
Keywords : friendship, mental health, phenomenology,<br />
social services, support<br />
Activities : Social networks of clients in<br />
residential treatment recovering from drug<br />
abuse & of step-families .<br />
GERSON, ELIHU<br />
Tremont Research Institute<br />
458 29th St .<br />
San Francisco, CA, USA, 94131-2399<br />
(415) 285 7837<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : qual . methods, science<br />
GHOSH, BHOLA NATH<br />
Indian Statistical Institute<br />
Sociological Research Unit<br />
203 Barrackpore Trunk Rd .<br />
Calcutta West Bengal, INDIA, 700035<br />
52-6694<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, elites, political, power<br />
Activities : Reciprocal ties within the village<br />
among the leaders, elites & patrons ; mapping a<br />
network model .<br />
GIL MENDIETA, JORGE<br />
Program Universitario de Computo<br />
Secretaria General<br />
Apdo, Postal 20-763<br />
Mexico City, MEXICO, 01000<br />
(905) 548 3360<br />
Discipline : Computer Science<br />
Keywords : information, elites, dynamic change<br />
Activities : Bribery, networks, power elites,<br />
information analysis .<br />
GLASS, THOMAS<br />
Duke University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Durham, NC, USA, 27706<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
GODOE, HELGE *<br />
Norwegian Telecommunic . Res . Est.<br />
Research Establishment<br />
2007 Kjeller, NORWAY,<br />
(472) 73 91 19<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : exchange, information, technology<br />
Activities : Communication patterns, social<br />
networks & social structure . Research for<br />
information systems .<br />
GOLD, GERALD *<br />
York University<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
4700 Keele St .<br />
North York, ON, CANADA, M3J 1 P3<br />
(416) 736-5261 : YFANOOOI @ YORKVMI<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : elites, ethnicity, kinship, rural,<br />
urban, community, government, historical<br />
analysis, households, qual . methods, methods<br />
Activities : Multiculturalism & state policy, a<br />
comparative perspective ; Ethnicity & small<br />
business where networks aid in identifying the<br />
field of study .<br />
GOLDBERG, MICHAEL<br />
P .O . Box 825<br />
Venice, CA, USA, 90294<br />
(213) 392 5485<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : authority, community, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, political,<br />
religion, gender<br />
GOLDSTEIN, MARC B .<br />
Central Connecticut State University<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
Stanley Street<br />
New Britain, CT, USA, 06050<br />
(203) 827 7302<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : mental health, occupations, social<br />
cl<strong>as</strong>s, support
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Activities : The impact of membership of<br />
women's networking organizations on career<br />
development .<br />
GOULD,ROGER *<br />
Harvard University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
William James Hall<br />
Cambridge, MA, USA, 02138<br />
(617) 491 6133 : RVG @ HARVUNXT<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
GRAHAM, GLENDA<br />
6405 Dixie Garden Lane<br />
Dall<strong>as</strong>, TX, USA, 75236<br />
(214) 780 7368<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : communications, government, health,<br />
organizations, science, urban<br />
Activities : Network analysis of departments in a<br />
health science center .<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : community, ethnicity, urban<br />
Activities : Ethnohistorical & ethnographic<br />
research with Afro-Cuban in Tampa, Florida .<br />
Network broker for two community organizations<br />
in Tampa . Analysis of data on kinshp<br />
ties & territorial concentration of members<br />
of the Mowa band of Choctaws in Alabama .<br />
GREGORY-HUDDLESTON, KATHLEEN<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Info & Comp Sci .<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
(714) 856-7353 : Gregory Q ICS .UCI .ED U<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, exchange, interorganizations,<br />
occupations, organizations,<br />
corporations, fieldwork, qual . methods,<br />
recruitment<br />
Activities : High-technology ethnography ;<br />
computing .<br />
GRANOVETTER, MARK'<br />
SUNY<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Stony Brook, NY, USA, 11794-4356<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites, friendship,<br />
information, inter-organizations, microstructure,<br />
macrostructure, occupations,<br />
organizations, power, recruitment, social<br />
mobility<br />
Activities : Embeddedness of economic action in<br />
social structure ; threshold models of collective<br />
behavior (with Roland Soong) ; inequality & the<br />
labor process (with Charles Tilly) for handbook<br />
of Sociology .'The macrostructure of school<br />
desegregation' in J . Prager, M . Seeman, D .<br />
Longshore, eds ., &'Threshold models of interpersonal<br />
effects in consumer demand .<br />
GREENBAUM,SUSAN*<br />
University of South Florida<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
4202 Fowler Ave .<br />
Tampa, FL, USA, 33620<br />
(813) 974-2209<br />
GROSS, PENNY<br />
80 Hazelton Ave .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5R 2E2<br />
(416) 961-0608<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : kinship, social cl<strong>as</strong>s<br />
Activities : Networks with re-marriage families .<br />
GRUSKY,OSCAR<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90024<br />
(213) 825 1313<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : inter-organizations, mental<br />
health, social services, organizations<br />
Activities : The impact of interorganizational<br />
relations on the development of<br />
comprehensive mental health delivery systems .
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GUILARTE, MIGUEL<br />
Columbia University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10027<br />
(212) 280 3686<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes, corporations, elites,<br />
governments, inter-organizations, quant .<br />
methods, political, power, religion, theory<br />
GURD, GEOFFREY *<br />
1444 Montcalm<br />
Montreal, PQ, CANADA, H2L 3G8<br />
(514) 526-7174 : GURD .G<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, social movements,<br />
technology<br />
GURSTEIN/FAULKNER, MICHAEL/FERNANDE<br />
529 Clarence St .<br />
Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K1 N 5S4<br />
(613) 235 7120<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : information, technology<br />
Activities : Impact . of new technologies on<br />
organizations & intra-organizatinal networks<br />
GUSTAFSON, GARY<br />
So . 5416 Willamette<br />
Spokane, WA, USA, 99223<br />
(509) 448 2574<br />
Discipline : Sociology History<br />
HAMMER, MURIEL *<br />
NYS Psychiatric Institute<br />
722 West 168th St .<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10032<br />
(212) 960 5682<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : children, epidemiology, health, gender<br />
microstructure, mental health, quant . methods,<br />
power, friendship<br />
Activities : Overlap in linked personal networks,<br />
role of children in linking adults .<br />
HANNEMAN, ROBERT A. *<br />
University of California - Riverside<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Riverside, CA, USA, 92521<br />
(714) 787-3638 : SORGEN @ UCRVMS<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, health, theory,<br />
models, hierarchies, historical analysis,<br />
quant . methods, social mobility, social<br />
services, spatial els, stratification,<br />
theory, inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Continuous state, continuous<br />
time simulation models for theory construction .<br />
Computer Assisted Theory Building : Mobility<br />
Dynamic Social Systems, (Sage, forthcoming) .<br />
HANSELL, STEPHEN<br />
Rutgers University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
New Brunswick, NJ, USA, 08903<br />
(201) 932 8414<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : education, friendship, health,<br />
mental health, gender, support, intergenerations<br />
HART, JEFFREY A . *<br />
University of California<br />
BRIE<br />
2234 Piedmont Ave .<br />
Berkeley, CA, USA, 94720<br />
(415) 642 3067<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : authority, elites, political, technology,<br />
information, power, government, graphs<br />
Activities : Industrial policies of US, Germany,<br />
France, Britain & Japan ; patterns of MNC<br />
internationalization, especially joint ventures<br />
& international cooperation agreements .<br />
HECKATHORN,DOUGLAS<br />
University of Missouri<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Kans<strong>as</strong>, MO, USA, 64110<br />
(816) 276 1602<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 1 7<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, exchange,<br />
methods<br />
Activities : Analysis of relations between mathmatical<br />
decision theory & network analysis .<br />
HELLERSTEIN, LAUREL'<br />
University of M<strong>as</strong>sachusetts<br />
Department of Communication<br />
Amherst, MA, USA, 01003<br />
(413) 549 2795 : Laurel @ UMASS<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, qual . methods, quant .<br />
methods, gender, surveys, technology, methods<br />
HILDUM, DONALD C . "<br />
Oakland University<br />
Department of Communications<br />
Rochester, MI, USA, 48063<br />
(313) 370 4125<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, dynamic change,<br />
quant . methods, spatial models, semantics<br />
Activities : SOCIAL NETWORKS : 'Competence &<br />
Performance in Network Structure .' ; reanalysis<br />
of the Sampson mon<strong>as</strong>tery data with<br />
emph<strong>as</strong>is on micro-revolution of the network ;<br />
<strong>as</strong>sociative networks of 1984 US convention<br />
speeches .<br />
HENNINGS, TAMARA<br />
MBSC- International House<br />
3701 Chestnut St .<br />
6th Floor<br />
Philadelphia, PA, USA, 19104<br />
(215) 898 3420<br />
Discipline : Community Development<br />
Keywords : authority, children, community,<br />
demography, dynamic change, education,<br />
exchange, health, information, gender,<br />
stratification, support<br />
Activities : Relationship between power & access<br />
to resources by women ; the role that networks,<br />
esp . work ties play in expanding women's power<br />
b<strong>as</strong>e .<br />
HIGUCHI, YOICHIRO<br />
Australian National University<br />
Economics Dept, Pacific Studies<br />
G .P .P . Box 4<br />
Canberra, AUSTRALIA, 2601<br />
062 49 310<br />
Discipline : Economics<br />
Keywords : community, dynamic change,<br />
exchange, information, kinship, technology<br />
Activities : Citrus Siam adoption process in a<br />
rubber smallholding village in South Sumatra .<br />
HILLOCK, DAVID<br />
8 Romulus Dr .<br />
Scarborough, ON, CANADA, M1 K 4C2<br />
(416) 585-6533 : David @ UTORONTO<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : children, community, computers,<br />
exchange, friendship, graphs, health, households,<br />
information, microstructure, social<br />
services, support surveys<br />
Activities : Completing thesis, 'The Social<br />
Adjustment of Female Single Mothers : A<br />
Network Analytic Approach' .<br />
HILTZ, S. ROXANNE<br />
Upsala College<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
E<strong>as</strong>t Orange, NJ, USA, 07019<br />
(201) 266 7239 : ROXANNE @ ORION<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
Activities : Developing 'virtual education' via<br />
computerized conferencing .<br />
HIRDES, JOHN P . *<br />
33 Nichol St .<br />
Elora, ON, CANADA, NOB 1 SO<br />
(519) 846-0225 : Hirdes @ Watcks<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 1 8<br />
Keywords : epidemiology, gerontology, health,<br />
quant . methods, stratification<br />
Activities : Proposed study of network<br />
effects on health care utilization by<br />
80+ year olds, (with W . Forbes & C . David) .<br />
HOLLAND, PAUL<br />
Education Testing Service<br />
Rosedale Rd .<br />
Princeton, NJ, USA, 08541<br />
(609) 734 1241<br />
Discipline : Statistics<br />
Keywords : graphs, macrostructure, microstructure,<br />
qual . methods, quant . methods,<br />
spatial models<br />
Activities : Stoch<strong>as</strong>tic blockmodels ;<br />
missing data in networks .<br />
HOOPER, DOUGLAS<br />
18th Floor<br />
Research & Evaluation Division<br />
50 E . North Temple<br />
Salt Lake City, UT, USA, 84150<br />
(801) 531-3406<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, demography, organizations,<br />
religion<br />
Activities : Networks & marriage markets ; network<br />
<strong>as</strong>pects of conversion & retention to a<br />
new religion ; bi<strong>as</strong>ed networks & commitment in<br />
voluntary organizations .<br />
HOWARD, LESLIE<br />
Whittier College<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Whittier, CA, USA, 90608<br />
(213) 693 0771<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, friendship, occupations,<br />
organizations, stratification<br />
Activities : Coalition & cleavage among mental<br />
health professionals, relational patterns &<br />
labor discipline in the border economy .<br />
HOWELL, NANCY<br />
2120 Cowper St.<br />
Palo Alto, CA, USA, 94301<br />
(415) 321-5823<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : demography, kinship<br />
Activities : Anthropology <strong>as</strong> ideology : a career<br />
structure & a set of organization, with focus<br />
on the dangers of fieldwork & the reduction of<br />
those dangers .<br />
HU, ALFRED "<br />
2 - 835 E . 56th St .<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60637<br />
(312) 752 0765<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, inter-organizations,<br />
political<br />
Activities : Business networks in E<strong>as</strong>t Asia ; PhD<br />
dissertation at Univ of Chicago .<br />
HUCKFELDT, ROBERT<br />
Indiana University<br />
Department of Political Science<br />
Bloomington, IN, USA, 47405<br />
(812) 335-4198<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
HUMMELL, HANS J . *<br />
Fachbereich 1,<br />
Soziologie<br />
Universitat Duisburg<br />
D4100 Duisburg, WEST GERMANY<br />
(0203) 379 2733<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : microstructure, friendship, methods,<br />
theory<br />
Activities : Positions & rules : describing the<br />
structure of links in European editor .
2 1 9<br />
HUNTER, SAUNDRA*<br />
Box 21<br />
1440 Canal St .<br />
New Orleans, LA, USA, 70112<br />
(504) 568 4664<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : children, community<br />
Activities : Bogalusa heart study, race<br />
differences .<br />
HURD, GARY S . *<br />
109 - 172 E<strong>as</strong>t Garry Ave .<br />
Santa Anna, CA, USA, 92705<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, elites, ethnicity,<br />
exchange, friendship, gender, historical<br />
analysis, law, crime & deviance, mental health<br />
HURT, H . THOMAS'<br />
North Tex<strong>as</strong> State University<br />
Division of Communication<br />
P .O . Box 5266, NT Station<br />
Denton, TX, USA, 76203<br />
(817) 565 2588 : FA70 @ NTMUSIC<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, information, mental<br />
health, qual . methods, quant. methods, support,<br />
surveys, technology<br />
Activities : Opinion leadership in diffusion networks<br />
; outpatient support & inpatient networks<br />
; social support & alcoholic sober time .<br />
IACOBUCCI, DAWN "<br />
Northwestern University<br />
Mktg Dept, Kellogg Graduate School Mgmt<br />
2001 Sheridan Rd .<br />
Evanston, IL, USA, 60201<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
INSKIP, ROBIN *<br />
14 Taylorwood Drive<br />
Islington, ON CANADA M9A 4R7<br />
((416)) 244-3866<br />
Discipline : Library Science<br />
Keywords : communications, information,<br />
community, education<br />
Activities : Returns to U Alberta Fac of Library<br />
Sci, 9/88 . Currently studying for Ed .D .at<br />
U of Toronto .<br />
ISRAEL, BARBARA A . *<br />
University of Michigan<br />
Health Behav., School of Public Health<br />
1420 W<strong>as</strong>hington Heights<br />
Ann Arbor, Ml, USA, 48109<br />
(313) 763 9938<br />
Discipline : Public Health<br />
Keywords : community, education, epidemiology,<br />
health, mental health, occupations,<br />
organizations, support, teaching<br />
Activities : Identify sources of stress at work,<br />
social resources (e .g . social networks & social<br />
support) & their effects, & in the development<br />
& implementation of programs & change to<br />
address identified needs .<br />
JIRON, EDITH'<br />
1953 S . Van Gordon St .<br />
Lakewood, CO, USA, 80228<br />
(303) 980 1680<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : epidemiology, ethnicity, gender,<br />
mental health, information, kinship, qual .<br />
methods, quant . methods, social services,<br />
support, surveys, social cl<strong>as</strong>s<br />
Activities : Ph .D (Columbia) study of people in<br />
crisis to learn the mediating power of social<br />
networks for populations at risk .<br />
JOHNSEN,EUGENE "<br />
Univ . of California - Santa Barbara<br />
Department of Mathematics<br />
Santa Barbara, CA, USA, 93106<br />
Discipline : Mathematics<br />
JOHNSON-LENZ, PETER/TRUDY<br />
Awakening Technology<br />
695 Fifth St .<br />
Lake Oswego, OR, USA, 97034<br />
(503) 635-2615 :118 or P & T
2 2 0<br />
Discipline : Information<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
JONES, BRIAN<br />
513 Devon Rd .<br />
Havertown, PA, USA, 19083<br />
(215) 645 4784<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : epidemiology, gender, health,<br />
microstructure, occupations, social cl<strong>as</strong>s, theory,<br />
stratification<br />
Activities : The mediating effects of networks on<br />
individual attitudes across social cl<strong>as</strong>ses .<br />
JONES, CHARLES<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
563 Spadina Ave .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1<br />
(416) 978-5263 : JONES @ UTOREPAS<br />
Discipline : Sociology Sociology<br />
Keywords : gender, quant. methods, surveys<br />
Activities : Women & work .<br />
JOSHI, K . G .<br />
Chaitany Krupa Anand Housing Colong<br />
Near Railway Goodshend<br />
DHARWAD Karnataka, INDIA, 580 007<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
KADUSHIN, CHARLES<br />
242 West 101st St .<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10025<br />
(212) 865 4369 : CGK at CUNYVMS1<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : elites, communications, community,<br />
epidemiology, mental health, power, quant .<br />
methods, support, surveys, technology, theory,<br />
urban<br />
Activities : Studies of computer users ; THE<br />
VIETNAM VETERAN REDEFINED : FACT &<br />
FICTION (with G . Boulanger) Hillsdale NJ :<br />
Laurence Earlbawm, 1986 .<br />
KANDEL, DENISE *<br />
Columbia University, Box 20<br />
722 West 168th St .<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10032<br />
(201) 305-1977<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, epidemiology,<br />
friendship, family<br />
Activities : Longitudinal study of psychosocial<br />
transition from adolescence to young<br />
adulthood, with particular emph<strong>as</strong>is on the role<br />
of legal & illegal drugs on the transition . Data<br />
from spouses & partners & about friendship<br />
networks .<br />
KAPLAN,CHARLES<br />
Er<strong>as</strong>mus Universiteit Rotterdam<br />
Inst . for & Social Psychology<br />
Postbus 1738<br />
Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS, 3000 DR<br />
Discipline : Public Health<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, epidemiology,<br />
health, information, mental<br />
health, methods, phenomenology, surveys<br />
Activities : Networks of drug worlds ; methodological<br />
applications of network analysis : estimation<br />
of population para-meters from mathematical<br />
models of networks, snowball sampling <strong>as</strong><br />
networking, convergence of blockmodels &<br />
numerical taxonomy & cl<strong>as</strong>sification procedures .<br />
KAWABATA, HUGH<br />
625 Evonshire Ave .<br />
Santa Barbara, CA, USA, 93111<br />
(805) 683 1757<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : graphs, blocks, communications,<br />
quant . methods, organizations<br />
Activities : Sampling, me<strong>as</strong>urement<br />
errors in social network data .<br />
KEEFE, SUSAN EMLEY `<br />
Appalachian State University<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
Boone, NC, USA, 28608<br />
(704) 262 6384
2 2 1<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : education, ethnicity, kinship, mental<br />
health, support, health, stratification<br />
Activities : High school student networks & their<br />
educational effects . 'Southern Appalachia :<br />
Analytical Models, Social Services, & Native<br />
Support Systems', AM J OF COMMUNITY<br />
PSYCH, 14 :479-499, 1986 .<br />
KELLY, ELINOR<br />
University of Manchester<br />
Department of Extramural Studies<br />
Manchester, ENGLAND, M13 9PL<br />
(061) 273 3333<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : community, ethnicity, fieldwork,<br />
gender, organizations, qual . methods, social<br />
services, urban<br />
Activities : Study of social interactions within a<br />
youth work project & among young homeless<br />
people, with a focus on their network linkages .<br />
With Clyde Mitchell, a study of homeless<br />
families in Manchester including their sets of<br />
linkages during the crises of homelessness<br />
(1981-86) . Creation of courses, consultancies &<br />
small-scale research in race relations, migration<br />
& ethnicity in cities, most recently with fieldwork<br />
in Gajarat, India .<br />
KEMPER, ROBERT V . *<br />
Southern Methodist University<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
Dall<strong>as</strong>, TX, USA, 75275<br />
(214) 692 2928<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : demography, fieldwork, education,<br />
households, migration, urban, rural, science<br />
Activities : Household structure & migration in<br />
Tzintzuntzan, Michoacan, Mexico .<br />
KIM, YOUNG<br />
Governors State University<br />
Department of Communications<br />
University Park, IL, USA, 60466<br />
(312) 534-5000, x2302<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : attitudes, communications,<br />
community, environment, fieldwork, friendship,<br />
information, perceptions, microstructure, qual .<br />
methods, quant . methods, adaptation<br />
KLOVDAHL, ALDEN S . *<br />
Australian National University<br />
Dept . of Sociology, Faculty of Arts<br />
P .O . Box 4<br />
Canberra, A .C .T . 260, AUSTRALIA,<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : methods, macrostructure, support<br />
Activities : Large urban networks, community &<br />
support in large-scale networks .<br />
KNOKE, DAVID *<br />
University of Minnesota<br />
Sociology Dept .<br />
Minneapolis, MN, USA, 55455<br />
(612) 624-6816<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : elites, government, interorganizations,<br />
macrostructure, organizations,<br />
political, power, quant . methods, social<br />
movements, surveys, theory, labor policy<br />
Activities : (With Edward Laumann), THE<br />
ORGANIZATIONAL STATE (<strong>1987</strong>, U Wisconsin<br />
Pr) . Comparative labor policy domain study in<br />
USA & West Germany with Franz Pappi .<br />
KOENIG, HAROLD F. "<br />
Oregon State University<br />
Marketing Dept, College of Business<br />
Corvallis, OR, USA<br />
(USA) 503<br />
Discipline : MARKETING<br />
Activities : Thesis : how supplier-retailer<br />
relationships in the grocery industry affect<br />
retailer communications with other grocery<br />
retailers .<br />
KOENIG, THOMAS<br />
Northe<strong>as</strong>tern University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
500 Holmes<br />
Boston, MA, USA, 02115<br />
(617) 497 3854
2 2 2<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : authority, corporations, elites, law,<br />
crime & deviance, power, inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Struggle for control of the legal<br />
professions during the 1920's & 1930's . 'The<br />
Challenge to Hierarchy in Legal Education :<br />
Suffolk & the night law school movement'<br />
Research in Law, Deviance & Social Control 7 .<br />
Political Action Committees 'Corporate<br />
Financing of the Christian Right', HUMANITY &<br />
SOCIETY .<br />
KRACKHARDT, DAVID<br />
Cornell University<br />
Johnson Grad . Sch . of Management<br />
Malott Hall<br />
Ithaca, NY, USA, 14853-4201<br />
(607) 255-8501 : KRACK @ CRNLGSM<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : attitudes, communications, friendship,<br />
graphs, hierarchies, perceptions, power,<br />
organizations<br />
Activities : Structural autocorrelation ; QAP ;<br />
Cognitive Social Structures .<br />
LANE, RON<br />
P .O . Box 7170<br />
415 E . Church Rd ., #<br />
Elkins Park, PA, USA, 19117-0170<br />
(215) 635-0503<br />
Discipline : Planning<br />
Keywords : communications, community, dynamic<br />
change, education, exchange, fieldwork, information,<br />
rural, environment, technology<br />
Activities : Thesis on communication for rural<br />
development planning with heavy input from<br />
anthropology & future studies & ecology .<br />
LANGLOIS, SIMON<br />
Universite Laval<br />
Department de Sociologie<br />
Quebec, PQ, CANADA, G1 K 7P4<br />
(418) 656 2142<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Activities : Reseaux d'information sur I' emplois<br />
et mobilite occupationnelle ; choix du conjoint ;<br />
sociabilite des couples .<br />
LARICK, ROY *<br />
Rhodes College<br />
2000 N . Parkway<br />
Memphis, TN, USA, 38112<br />
(901) 726 3933 : LARICK @ RHODES<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, kinship, historical analysis,<br />
migration, spatial models, technology<br />
LARNER, MARY<br />
2311 Lanc<strong>as</strong>hire Dr. #TB<br />
Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 48105<br />
(313) 665 2446<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : children, friendship, gender, social<br />
services, support, dynamic change<br />
Activities : Processes of change in the personal<br />
social networks of young families & effects of<br />
geographic mobility on those changing social<br />
networks . Includes families from 3 cultural<br />
groups (US Blacks & Whites, & Swedes), &<br />
highlights the extent to which values &<br />
preferences combine with social structural<br />
factors to shape individual social worlds .<br />
Home-visiting intervention programs that<br />
support maternal & infant development in high<br />
risk, under-served communities to see the<br />
nature of the supportive relationship that<br />
develops between paraprofessional 'natural<br />
helpers' & program participants .<br />
LATTIN, JAMES<br />
Stanford University<br />
Graduate School of Business<br />
Stanford, CA, USA, 94305<br />
(415) 723-2079<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : corporations, graphs, quant .<br />
methods, spatial models<br />
Activities : Clustering techniques on networks ;<br />
overall structure of networks .<br />
Keywords :<br />
mobility<br />
households, information, social
2 2 3<br />
LAUMANN, EDWARD'<br />
University of Chicago<br />
Department of Social Sciences<br />
1126 E . 59th St .<br />
Room 110<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60637<br />
(312) 702-8798<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : authority, community, ethnicity,<br />
friendship, health, information, interorganizations,<br />
macrostructure, methods,<br />
occupations, organizations, political,<br />
stratification, surveys<br />
Activities : Social organization of national policy<br />
domains, specifically health, energy, agriculture<br />
& labour, the role of W<strong>as</strong>hington representation<br />
in interest group politics ; (with David Knoke),<br />
THE ORGANIZATIONAL STATE, U Wisconsin Pr,<br />
<strong>1987</strong> ; (with John P . Heinz, Robert Salisbury &<br />
Robert Nelson), the representative process in<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington DC of 4 policy domains : health,<br />
energy, agriculture & labor .<br />
LAVOIE, FRANCINE "<br />
Universite Laval<br />
Ecole de Psychologie<br />
#1140 Tour des Arts<br />
Quebec, PQ, CANADA, G1 K 7P4<br />
(418) 659 5424<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : community<br />
Activities : Relation entre densite et<br />
sorte mentale .<br />
LAWRENCE, ARTHUR<br />
8 Fern Rd .<br />
Turnersville, NJ, USA, 08012<br />
(215) 596-6637<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : community, epidemiology, information,<br />
occupations, organizations, technology<br />
LEAVY, NORMAND<br />
691 Rue Gingr<strong>as</strong><br />
Ste-Foy, ON, CANADA, GI X 3T5<br />
(418) 651 1079<br />
Keywords : authority, elites, mental health,<br />
gerontology, kinship<br />
Activities : Je prepare un projet concernant<br />
la prevention par le biais des reseaux .<br />
LEIFER, ERIC<br />
University of North Carolina<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Hamilton Hall<br />
Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 27514<br />
(919) 962-0052<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : authority<br />
Activities : The effects of social context on<br />
competition ; arms control negotiations ; 'A<br />
Structural Approach to Markets' (with H .<br />
White) in Schwartz & Mizuchi STRUCTURAL<br />
ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS ; "Effiency & Social<br />
Institutions : Uses & Misuses of Economics' in<br />
ANN REV OF SOCIOLOGY 6 (1986) . 'Sustaining<br />
Inequality Amongst Equals : Effects of Social<br />
Context on Competition' .<br />
LEIGHTON, BARRY<br />
33 Esterlaw<br />
Fairlawn Park<br />
Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K2A 4A5<br />
(613) 728 5880<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, law, crime & deviance,<br />
friendship, gerontology<br />
Activities : Patterns of personal network<br />
communities ; legal networks & structures ;<br />
interest groups/networks in local politics .<br />
LEISS, JACK *<br />
University of North Carolina<br />
Department of Epidemiology<br />
Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 27514<br />
(919) 966 5731 : CIEPJKLL @ TUCC<br />
Discipline : Public Health<br />
Keywords : epidemiology<br />
Discipline : Anthropology
2 2 4<br />
LEITER, MICHAEL'<br />
Acadia University<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
P .O . Box 212<br />
Wolfville, NS, CANADA, BOP 1 XO<br />
(902) 542-2201 : LEITER at ACADIA<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Activities : Research on job stress & social<br />
network involvement among nurses .<br />
LEMIEUX, VINCENT'<br />
Universite Laval<br />
Department de Science Politique<br />
Ste-Foy, PO, CANADA, G1 K 7P4<br />
(418) 656-3879<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : authority, community, government,<br />
graphs, political, power, qual . methods<br />
Activities : Etude des reseaux sociaux a<br />
I'lle d'Orleans .<br />
LEVINE, JOEL H .<br />
Dartmouth College<br />
Math/Social Sciences Program<br />
Box 6104<br />
Hanover, NH, USA, 03755<br />
(603) 646 3213<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, corporations, elites, graphs,<br />
information, inter-organizations, microstructure,<br />
macrostructure, occupations, organizations,<br />
power, social cl<strong>as</strong>s<br />
Activities : Disaggregating occupation categories<br />
& their re-combination with respect to<br />
homogeneity of intragenerational mobility .<br />
LEWIS, JOHN '<br />
Stanford University<br />
Center for International Security<br />
Galvez House<br />
Stanford, CA, USA, 94305<br />
(415) 725-2710<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : authority, community, elites, friendship,<br />
political, teaching<br />
Activities : Political networks in China, 1979-83 ;<br />
now working on military networks in PRC .<br />
LEWIS, VIRGINIA<br />
Southern Methodist University<br />
Cox Schl of Business, Caruth Inst<br />
Box 333<br />
Dall<strong>as</strong>, TX, USA, 75275<br />
(214) 692 3312<br />
LIN, NAN '<br />
SUNY - Albany<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Albany, NY, USA, 12222<br />
(518) 442-4692<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, epidemiology, ethnicity,<br />
friendship, gerontology, gender, microstructure,<br />
macrostructure, mental health, quant . methods,<br />
recruitment, social cl<strong>as</strong>s, social mobility,<br />
stratification, support, teaching, theory, urban<br />
Activities : Panel survey of social support among<br />
the elderly (with A . Dean, W . Ensel) ;<br />
social support & mental health in China ; social<br />
resources & job mobility in China .<br />
LIPNACK, JESSICA'<br />
The Networking Institute<br />
296 Newton St ., Suite 350<br />
Waltham, MA, USA, 02154<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
LOFLAND, LYN '<br />
523 E<strong>as</strong>t St .<br />
Davis, CA, USA, 95616<br />
(916) 756 8699/7<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, friendship, environment,<br />
quant . methods, urban<br />
LORENTZ, ELIZABETH '<br />
19 Whippoorwill Rd .<br />
Armonk, NY, USA, 10504<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : education, community, dynamicchange,<br />
inter-organizations
2 2 5<br />
Activities : Lorentz Laboratory for Collaborative<br />
Enterprise, Inc .<br />
LOVE, KATHLEEN<br />
674 4th Ave .<br />
Brooklyn, NY, USA, 11232<br />
(212) 768 2278<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : friendship, urban<br />
LUSCHER, KURT<br />
University of Konstanz<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
7750 Konstanz, WEST GERMANY, 5560<br />
(17531) 88 2670<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : children, demography, dynamicchange,<br />
kinship, information, social services<br />
Activities : Family development ; media impact ;<br />
human ecology .<br />
MAGUIRE, JOHN<br />
2926 San Luis St .<br />
Richmond, CA, USA, 94804<br />
(415) 526-3974<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
MAIDA, CARL '<br />
3042 Westridge Circle<br />
Thousand Oaks, CA, USA, 91360<br />
(805) 492 5613<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : community, ethnicity, health, mental<br />
health, urban, support<br />
Activities : Ethnic & social cl<strong>as</strong>s influence on<br />
social support among women with lupus who<br />
participate in community-b<strong>as</strong>ed, self-help<br />
support groups .<br />
MANTELL, JOANNE<br />
832 Broadway<br />
10th Floor<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10003<br />
(212) 982 1030<br />
Discipline : Public Health<br />
Keywords : health, ethnicity, support<br />
Activities : Relationship between network<br />
attributes & social support vs media influence<br />
& their independent & joint effects of bre<strong>as</strong>t<br />
cancer detection activities among women in<br />
metropolitan Los Angeles .<br />
MARIOLIS, PETER '<br />
1121 McConnel Dr .<br />
Decatur, GA, USA, 30033<br />
(404) 633-6713<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : inter-organizations, quant . methods<br />
Activities : Analytical framework for doing<br />
social network analysis . Me<strong>as</strong>ures of network<br />
characteristics .<br />
MARKOVSKY,BARRY'<br />
University of Iowa<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Iowa City, IA, USA, 52242<br />
(319) 335-2490 : BLAMBB @ UIAMVS<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : exchange, exchange, perceptions,<br />
power, theory, quant . methods<br />
Activities : 'Power in exchange networks : new<br />
analytic procedures & tests' (with D . Willer &<br />
T. Patton, under review) ; 'Power in multiexchange<br />
networks' (with D . Willer & T .<br />
Patton ; POWER IN MULTI-EXCHANGE<br />
NETWORKS, (with D . Willer, & T . Patton) .<br />
MARSDEN, PETER '<br />
Harvard University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
William James Hall<br />
Cambridge, MA, USA, 02138<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 2 6<br />
Keywords : exchange, organizations, stratification,<br />
surveys, social mobility, quant . methods<br />
Activities : Methods for collection & analysis of<br />
survey network data ; job search studies, replicating<br />
& extending social resources argument,<br />
considering organizational side of process .<br />
MARSHALL, VICTOR<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Department of Behavioural Science<br />
McMurrich Building<br />
Room 109<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1<br />
(416) 978 6744 : CJARCU @ UTORONTO<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : demography, gerontology, health,<br />
intergenerations, kinship, methods, occupations,<br />
phenomenology, support, surveys, education,<br />
qua[ . methods, migration, organizations, theory<br />
Activities : Work stress & relationship to health,<br />
job satisfaction, in Ont . interns & residents ; 2<br />
generational study of aging & the family .(Ed .),<br />
LATER LIFE Sage, 1986 ; 'Conclusions : Aging &<br />
Dying in Pacific Societies : Implications for<br />
Theory in Social Gerontology', DEATH IN PAC-<br />
IFIC SOCIETIES .<br />
MCCLOSKEY, JOANNE<br />
1301 Hertz Dr. S .E .<br />
Albuquerque, NM, USA, 87108<br />
(505) 266 3588<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : demography<br />
MCGUIRE, PATRICK<br />
Michigan Technological University<br />
Department of Social Science<br />
Houghton, MI, USA, 49931<br />
(906) 482-2188<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : authority<br />
MCPHERSON, J . MILLER *<br />
University of South Carolina<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Columbia, SC, USA, 29208<br />
(803) 777-2633 : N050047 @ UNIVSCVM<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, gender, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, surveys<br />
MARYANSKI, ALEXANDRA *<br />
Univ . of California - Riverside<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Riverside, CA, USA,<br />
(714) 494 6762<br />
Keywords : community, elites, exchange, kinship,<br />
stratification<br />
Activities : Hominoid social structure .<br />
MEIER, ROSEMARY<br />
Toronto Western Hospital<br />
Department of Psychiatry<br />
399 Bathurst St .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5T 2S8<br />
(416) 369-5795<br />
Discipline : Epidemiology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
MATTHEWS, SARAH *<br />
C<strong>as</strong>e Western Reserve University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Cleveland, OH, USA, 44106<br />
(216) 368 2698<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : friendship, gerontology, kinship, qual .<br />
methods<br />
MEYROWITZ, JOSHUA<br />
University of New Hampshire<br />
Communication Program<br />
Durham, NH, USA, 03824<br />
(603) 862-3031<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : authority<br />
Activities : Media created/influenced networks .
2 2 7<br />
MICHAELSON, KAREN L .<br />
MS-132 E<strong>as</strong>tern W<strong>as</strong>hington University<br />
219 Showalter<br />
Cheney, WA, USA, 99004<br />
(509) 359-2201<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, fieldwork, gender, health,<br />
information, political, power, qual . methods,<br />
social cl<strong>as</strong>s, support, technology, theory, urban<br />
Activities : Chair of the Council for Anthropology<br />
& Reproduction, publish newsletter .<br />
MICHELE, GOHIER *<br />
Universite de Quebec a Montreal<br />
C .P . 8889, Succ . A<br />
Montreal, PQ, CANADA, H3C 3P3<br />
Keywords : technology, mental health, epidemiology,<br />
support<br />
Activities : Human & social ecology, special<br />
interest in social support systems, family<br />
relations, technological impacts, suicide, mental<br />
health & epidemiology .<br />
MICHIELSEN, K . *<br />
Elsevier Science Publishers B .V<br />
Sara Burgerhartstraat 25<br />
1055 KV Amsterdam, Netherlands<br />
(020) 5862-425 :10704 ESPOM NL<br />
Activities : Publisher, SOCIAL NETWORKS<br />
MILARDO, ROBERT<br />
University of Maine<br />
Merrill Hall<br />
Orono, ME, USA, 04469<br />
(207) 581-3128<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : friendship<br />
MILLER, ANNE<br />
211 W . Hillcrest Ave .<br />
Richmond, VA, USA, 23226<br />
(804) 282 5909<br />
Keywords : community<br />
Activities : Network analysis of a community<br />
leadership program, Leadership Metro<br />
Richmond .<br />
MILWARD, H . BRINTON<br />
University of Kentucky<br />
Ctr for Business & Economic Res .<br />
Lexington, KY, USA, 40506<br />
(606) 257 7675<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : elites, environment, exchange, interorganizations,<br />
government, mental health, organizations,<br />
political, power, social movements<br />
Activities : Inter-organizational policy networks .<br />
MINAI, KEIKO *<br />
National University of Singapore<br />
Department of Japanese Studies<br />
10 Kent Ridge Cr .<br />
Singapore, 0511<br />
772-3706<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community<br />
Activities : Family & elderly in Singapore .<br />
MINTZ, BETH *<br />
University of Vermont<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Burlington, VT, USA, 05405<br />
(802) 656 2163<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : stratification, corporations, interorganizations,<br />
occupations, organizations,<br />
power, social cl<strong>as</strong>s<br />
Activities : Network analysis of interlocking<br />
directorates . Relationship between cl<strong>as</strong>s &<br />
organizational variables in corporate director<br />
networks . 'Corporate Directors : Organizational<br />
vs Cl<strong>as</strong>s Components of Recruitment', (with<br />
Gene Johnsen) .<br />
MITCHELL, J . CLYDE *<br />
25 Staunton Rd .<br />
Oxford, ENGLAND, OX3 7TJ<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 2 8<br />
MITNICK, BARRY '<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Graduate School of Business<br />
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15260<br />
(412) 648 1555<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : authority, exchange, elites, government,<br />
hierarchies, inter-organizations, organizations,<br />
theory<br />
Activities : (With Robert Backoff) incentive<br />
systems, theory of agencies & organizations<br />
MIZRUCHI, MARK'<br />
Columbia Univeristy<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
New York, NY, USA 10027<br />
(212) 280-2274<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites, interorganizations,<br />
political, power, quant . methods<br />
Activities : Effects of various types of intercorporate<br />
relations on the similarity of political<br />
behavior between firms ; longitudinal study of<br />
corporations' responses to changes in capital<br />
dependence ; an application of the concepts of<br />
derived & reflected prominence to models of<br />
network power ; organizational structure &<br />
performance .<br />
MOLM, LINDA'<br />
Emory University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Atlanta, GA, USA, 30322<br />
(404) 727 0832 : socldm @ emuvml<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : microstructure, exchange, power<br />
Activities : Theoretical & experimental work on<br />
power use in exchange networks .<br />
MONTI, ANGEL '<br />
Pedro Goyena 2437, 1640 Martinez<br />
Pcia . de Bs . Aires, ARGENTINA,<br />
(792-2519)<br />
Discipline : Economics<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, government, power,<br />
qual. methods, quant . methods, philosophy<br />
Activities : Networks <strong>as</strong> a tool for analysis ;<br />
b<strong>as</strong>ically interdisciplinary analysis ; (in<br />
Spanish) 'Educational Project in the framework<br />
of world, latin-American & national projects',<br />
CINAE, Centre for Educational Researchand-Action,<br />
Aguero 2268#, 1425 Buenos Aires .<br />
MORGAN, DAVID'<br />
Portland State University<br />
Institute on Aging<br />
P .O . Box 751<br />
Portland, OR, USA, 97207<br />
Discipline : Sociology Gerontology<br />
Keywords : health, gerontology, information,<br />
perceptions<br />
Activities : Combining network analysis & social<br />
cognition <strong>as</strong> a means to study informal<br />
socialization across the life course ; see J OF<br />
SOC & PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 3 (1986) .<br />
MOUNT, JEANINE KERL'<br />
University of Wisconsin<br />
School of Pharmacy<br />
Madison, WI, USA, 53706<br />
(608) 262 8678<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : health, organizations, occupations,<br />
inter-organizations, social services, mental<br />
health<br />
Activities : Interprofessional teams in long-term<br />
care ; inter-organizational/interprofessional<br />
relations in human service delivery systems .<br />
MUELLER, ROBERT'<br />
Huckleberry Hill<br />
Lincoln, MA, USA, 01773<br />
(617) 259 9440<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords :<br />
corporations, organizations<br />
Activities : The effective use of human resources<br />
in business organizations to supplement<br />
conventional organizational (hierarchical) communications<br />
flow & management process including<br />
relationship to corporate governance ; BE-
2 2 9<br />
HIND THE BOARDROOM DOOR, 1984 Crown<br />
Pub, NY : director conduct & networking in<br />
board room, anecdotal, from 30 years experience<br />
on boards : the games directors play .<br />
MULLINS, NICHOLAS C .<br />
Virginial Tech .<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Blacksburg, VA, USA, 24061<br />
(703) 961-6878<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications, elites, organizations,<br />
macrostructure, science, social mobility, stratification,<br />
technology, theory<br />
MURANUSHI, MICHIMI<br />
P .O . Box 6356<br />
Yale Station<br />
New Haven, CT, USA, 06520<br />
Discipline : Political Science<br />
Keywords : elites, hierarchies, historical analysis,<br />
information, inter-organizations, political,<br />
power, qual . methods, quant . methods<br />
NAKAO, KEIKO<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90089-0032<br />
(213) 743-5803<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : friendship, mental health, methods,<br />
inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Application of network analysis on<br />
inter-organizational data in mental health .<br />
NARDOCCHIO, ELAINE<br />
c/o Madame Dambrin<br />
65 Rue Alsance Lorraine<br />
3100 Toulouse, FRANCE,<br />
CJONES @ UTOREPAS<br />
Discipline : Sociology Semiotics<br />
Keywords : blocks<br />
NELSON, ERIC'<br />
10301 Sprinkle Rd .<br />
Vicksburg, MI, USA, 49097<br />
(616) 649-1835<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : community<br />
NICOL, LIONEL<br />
2820 Benvenue Ave . #B<br />
Berkeley, CA, USA, 94705<br />
(415) 845 6038<br />
Discipline : Economics<br />
Keywords : information, inter-organizations,<br />
teaching, macrostructure, technology<br />
Activities : Effects of information technology &<br />
networks on economic development & spatial<br />
structures . Growth of online information services<br />
; applications in developing countries .<br />
NOESGAARD, CHARLOTTE<br />
University of Waterloo<br />
Department of Sociology - PAS N<br />
Kitchener, ON, CANADA, N21 3G1<br />
(519) 745 1783<br />
Discipline : Medicine Gerontology Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications, exchange, gender,<br />
gerontology, support, power, occupations,<br />
teaching<br />
NUMAZAKI, ICHIRO *<br />
c/o Institute of Ethnology<br />
Academia Sinica<br />
Nankang, Taipei, TAIWAN, 11529<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites, ethnicity,<br />
fieldwork, historical analysis, kinship, qual .<br />
methods, social cl<strong>as</strong>s<br />
Activities : Thesis : the social networks<br />
of elite entrepreneurs in Taiwan ; 'Networks of<br />
Taiwanese Big Business : A Preliminary<br />
Analysis', MODERN CHINA, vol 12, no 4,<br />
October 1986 : 487-534 .<br />
Activities : Semiotics and networks .
2 3 0<br />
O'RAND, ANGELA'<br />
Duke University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Durham, NC, USA, 27706<br />
(919) 684 2915<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : elites, blocks, historical analysis,<br />
gender, organizations, science<br />
Activities : 'Disciples of the Cell', REIDAL .<br />
Social structure of research are<strong>as</strong> ; organizational<br />
history of a marine biology laboratory ;<br />
comparative scientific system .<br />
OKWABI, EMMANUEL AYAH '<br />
African Regional Office of the 4th World<br />
Box 6055<br />
Accra, GHANA,<br />
27550<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : attitudes, communications, community,<br />
exchange, friendship, information, interorganizations,<br />
microstructure, organizations,<br />
perceptions, philosophy, power, rural, spatial<br />
models, teaching<br />
Activities : Rural development, ecopolitics,<br />
cross-cultural communication/exchange, mail<br />
music/art, image focussing work ; trainer for<br />
journalists' networks ; anthropolitical-art<br />
network.<br />
OLIVER, MELVIN '<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90024<br />
(213) 825-3059 : RSMELLO AT UCLASSCF<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, ethnicity, exchange,<br />
friendship, kinship, attitudes, political, power,<br />
social cl<strong>as</strong>s, social mobility, support, surveys<br />
Activities : Network studies of inner-city black<br />
are<strong>as</strong> .<br />
PAGANO,DONNA'<br />
National Business Executives<br />
1873 S . Bellaire<br />
Suite 115<br />
Denver, CO, USA, 80222<br />
(303) 691 5390<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : education, exchange, information,<br />
inter-organizations, methods, organizations,<br />
support, teaching<br />
Activities : Run an executive networking firm<br />
which actively works with companies in the<br />
application of network theory to bring about<br />
social & business expansion . Focus on<br />
management & marketing skills . Developing<br />
training manuals in 'networking' for sales,<br />
marketing & management personnel .<br />
PALMER,DONALD<br />
Stanford University<br />
Graduate School of Business<br />
Stanford, CA, USA, 94305<br />
(415) 497 3037<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : elites, inter-organizations, political,<br />
stratification<br />
PALMER, PEGGY '<br />
1204 - 205 Queen Mary Dr .<br />
Oakville, ON, CANADA, L6K 3K8<br />
(416) 845 1274<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : kinship, theory, inter-organizations,<br />
social services, organizations<br />
Activities : Thesis : 'Organizational<br />
Competence in an Inter-organizational<br />
Networks : A Longitudinal Analysis' .<br />
PATRICK, AUDREY<br />
347 North Union St .<br />
Kennett Square, PA, USA, 19348<br />
(215) 444 0830<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : corporations, dynamic change,<br />
elites, information, inter-organizations, macrostructure,<br />
power, religion, social movements
2 3 1<br />
Activities : Power elite networks .<br />
PATTISON, PHILIPPA *<br />
University of Wollongong<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
P .O . Box 1144, Wollongong<br />
New South Wales, AUSTRALIA,<br />
(042) 270 674<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : graphs, blocks, quant . methods<br />
Activities : Algebraic models of social networks .<br />
PAULSON, ROBERT I . *<br />
3915 Warwick Ave .<br />
Cincinatti, OH, USA, 45229<br />
(513) 281-5080<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : community, government, health,<br />
inter-organizations, mental health, political,<br />
social services, teaching<br />
Activities : Informal social service delivery<br />
networks .<br />
Bartering : Elite Education & Social Reproduction<br />
.' SOCIAL PROBLEMS 33(2) :114-129,1985 .<br />
PERSSON, LARS O .<br />
Ministry of Industry<br />
Regional Studies Group<br />
Stockholm, SWEDEN, S-L0333<br />
(08) 7633979<br />
Discipline : Geography<br />
Keywords : community, dynamic change,<br />
information, technology<br />
PETERSON, LARRY `<br />
41 Appleton Ave .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M6E 3A4<br />
(416) 651 6913<br />
Discipline : Community Development<br />
Keywords : information, organizations, migration,<br />
religion, power, social movements, social<br />
services, support, urban<br />
Activities : Networks & coalitions : urban core<br />
support network & coalition building <strong>as</strong> strategies<br />
for change toward social justice .<br />
PEAY, EDMUND<br />
Flinders University of South Australia<br />
School of Social Sciences, Bedford Park,<br />
South Australia, AUSTRALIA, 5042<br />
(08) 275-2416<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : attitudes, graphs, spatial models<br />
PERSELL, CAROLINE HODGES *<br />
New York University<br />
18 Commerce St .<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10014<br />
(212) 598 2857 : Persell @ NYUCLU<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications, education, elites,<br />
fieldwork, organizations, power, qual . methods,<br />
quant . methods, science, social cl<strong>as</strong>s,<br />
stratification<br />
Activities : (With P . Cookson), Preparing for<br />
Power : America's Elite Boarding Schools, B<strong>as</strong>ic<br />
Books, 1985 . (With Cookson), 'Chartering &<br />
PFEIFFER, TONI *<br />
Schlosstr . 22<br />
5300 Bonn 1, WEST GERMANY,<br />
(011) 49/228/215346<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, community, households,<br />
perceptions, qual . methods, social<br />
services, spatial models, urban<br />
Activities : Qualitative photographic (interview<br />
analysis of the relationship of social interaction<br />
to buit environment) . Integrated social<br />
strategies . Use time-lapse camera to record<br />
everyday urban life . Archive of 600K photos .<br />
PHILLIPS, ROXANNE<br />
807 E. Hanna<br />
Tampa, FL, USA, 33604<br />
(813) 239 2907<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, corporations,
2 3 2<br />
friendship, information, organizations, qual .<br />
methods, quant . methods, rural, mobility, social<br />
mobility, stratification, teaching, theory<br />
Activities : Studying the Mothers Against Drunk<br />
Driving social movement & social mobility .<br />
PITTS, FORREST R . *<br />
University of Hawaii<br />
Department of Geography<br />
2424 Maile Way<br />
Honolulu, HI, USA, 96822<br />
(808) 948-7390<br />
Discipline : Geography<br />
Keywords : households, epidemiology, migration,<br />
quant . methods, spatial models<br />
Activities : Fuel supply & fuel payment problems<br />
of South Korean farmers ; Editor, KOREAN<br />
STUDIES ; Cultural Diffusion : Models &<br />
Reality' (Rowman & Littlefield) .<br />
PIZARRO, NARCISO *<br />
Andres Mellando 53, 2nd<br />
Madrid, SPAIN, 28015<br />
(34-1) 243-0878<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : government, elites, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, power, theory,<br />
macrostructure<br />
Activities : Network/process theory of<br />
organizations .<br />
POKRAS, STANLEY<br />
Public Interest Media Project<br />
P .O . Box 14066<br />
Philadelphia, PA, USA, 19123<br />
(215) 922-0227 : 265 Stan Pokr<strong>as</strong> (par<br />
Discipline : Community Development<br />
Keywords : communications, community, information<br />
Activities : Electronic Networking Association ;<br />
publishing 'Other Networks' newsletters plus<br />
online newsletter 'Netweaver' .<br />
POWELL, MICHAEL<br />
University of North Carolina<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 27514<br />
(919) 962-7568<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, occupations,<br />
organizations<br />
Activities : Innovation & diffusion of innovation<br />
in legal practice & organizational structure .<br />
PRAVATINER, MITCHELL A.<br />
University of Illinois<br />
Department of Sociology, Box 4348<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60617<br />
(312) 988-6592 : U15289 Ca) U<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, law, crime & deviance,<br />
information, urban, sociological practice<br />
Activities : Social networks & job searches<br />
among urban working-cl<strong>as</strong>s women .<br />
PRENSKY, DAVID *<br />
P .O . Box 142<br />
Milltown, NJ, USA, 08850<br />
(291) 249-1369<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes, communications,<br />
corporations, elites, government, graphs,<br />
information, inter-organizations,<br />
macrostructure, occupations, organizations,<br />
political, power, quant . methods, recruitment,<br />
social movements, spatial models<br />
Activities : inter-organizational <strong>as</strong>pects of<br />
European & American business organizations .<br />
PRICE, MARY GAIL<br />
11 - 334 Melwook Ave .<br />
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15213<br />
(412) 687 1535<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : friendship, methods, surveys<br />
Activities : Analysis of Kapferer's 1972 data<br />
using Homans 1950 <strong>as</strong> theoretical framework .
2 3 3<br />
PRICE, RUMI KATO *<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington University School of Medicine<br />
Department of Psychiatry<br />
4940 Audubon Ave .<br />
St . Louis, MO, USA, 63110<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, epidemiology,<br />
mental health, quant . methods, support,<br />
surveys, spatial models<br />
Activities : Kicking the habit : the structure &<br />
dynamics of recovery from opiate addiction .<br />
RALL, MARIE THERESE<br />
3610 S .W . Alice St .<br />
Portland, OR, USA, 97219<br />
(503) 244 7688<br />
Discipline : Gerontology<br />
Keywords : exchange, gerontology, health,<br />
mental health, support<br />
Activities : (With Richard Schulz) in Cohen<br />
& Syme), SOCIAL SUPPORT & HEALTH (1985) ;<br />
social support & well-being changes in recent<br />
stroke victims & their caregivers .<br />
PROULX, MARC<br />
3351, St-Dominique<br />
Jonquiere, PQ, CANADA, G7X 7V6<br />
(418) 547-0156<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
Activities : Research on community planning<br />
networks .<br />
PYM, FRANCES R.<br />
University of New Brunswick<br />
Faculty of Nursing<br />
P .O . Box 4400<br />
Fredericton, NB, CANADA, E313 5A3<br />
(4506) 453-4642<br />
QUERRIEN, ANNE'<br />
Annales de la Recherche Urbaine<br />
64 rue de la Federation<br />
Paris, FRANCE, 75015<br />
(1) 46473271<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
Activities : French urban research journal .<br />
RADECKI,STEPHEN<br />
Box 24B90<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90024<br />
(213) 224 7711<br />
Discipline : Medicine<br />
Keywords : health<br />
RATCLIFFE, WILLIAM<br />
49 Stuart Cr .<br />
North York, ON, CANADA, M2N 1A6<br />
(416) 481 3311<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : surveys<br />
REICHMANN, SEBASTIEN<br />
38 rue Reaumur<br />
Paris, FRANCE, 75003<br />
(1)4277911<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
REINGEN, PETER<br />
Arizona State University<br />
Marketing Dept, Col of Business<br />
Tempe, AZ, USA, 85287<br />
(602) 965 4176<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : information, communications,<br />
attitudes<br />
REITZ, KARL'<br />
Chapman College<br />
333 N . Gl<strong>as</strong>sell<br />
Orange, CA, USA, 92666<br />
(714) 997-6945<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : friendship, hierarchies,<br />
quant . methods
2 3 4<br />
RICE, RONALD<br />
University of Southern California<br />
Annenberg School of Communications<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90403<br />
(213) 743-7427 : RICE @ USC-ECLB ARPA<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : information, communications,<br />
dynamic change, organizations, technology<br />
Activities : Interaction of inter- & intraorganizational<br />
use of communication systems<br />
with network analysis of communication flow,<br />
content, industry structure ; (with G . Love),<br />
'Electronic emotion', COMMUNICATION<br />
RESEARCH, 1986 ; (with Hart) ; 'Inter-industry<br />
relations in electronic news services', J OF THE<br />
AMER STY FOR INFO SCI, <strong>1987</strong> .<br />
RICHARDS, WILLIAM *<br />
Simon Fr<strong>as</strong>er University<br />
Department of Communications<br />
Burnaby, BC, CANADA, V5A 1S6<br />
(604) 291 4119 : USERBILL @ SFU .BITNET<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, communications,<br />
microstructure, qual . methods, quant . methods,<br />
organizations, information<br />
Activities : Multivariate multiplex network data<br />
(IBM PC/XT, VAX, mainframe) : 20 variables, 20<br />
values, 2000 people, 32767 links, fully<br />
interactive front end ; graphics, l<strong>as</strong>er printer ;<br />
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATIONS .<br />
RICHARDSON, R . JACK *<br />
McM<strong>as</strong>ter University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Hamilton, ON, CANADA, L8S 4M4<br />
(416) 525 9140<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : elites, information, interorganizations,<br />
macrostructure, occupations,<br />
organizations<br />
Activities : Canadian trust companies<br />
RILEY, DAVE<br />
University of Wisconsin<br />
Child & Family Studies<br />
1300 Linden Dr .<br />
Madison, WI, USA, 53706<br />
(608) 262 3314<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : children, support<br />
Activities : Paper in J OF SEX ROLES (special<br />
issue on 'The Social Networks of Males &<br />
Females : A Lifespan Perspective') ; crossnational<br />
comparison (US/Sweden) of support<br />
for mothers & fathers of young children .<br />
ROBERTSON, DAVID *<br />
9 Cornelius Way<br />
Cambridge, MA, USA, 02141<br />
(617) 547 0563<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : blocks<br />
ROEHRLE, BERND *<br />
Buchenstr<strong>as</strong>se 11<br />
Kirchentellinsfurt, WEST GERMANY, 7402<br />
(07121) 68609<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : community, environment, mental<br />
health, support, epidemiology<br />
Activities : H . Keupp, & B . Rohrle, eds .,<br />
SOZIALE NETWERKE, Campus <strong>1987</strong> .<br />
ROGERS,EVERETT*<br />
University of Southern California<br />
Annenberg School of Communications<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90089-0281<br />
(213) 743 7416<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, technology,<br />
organizations<br />
Activities : Silicon Valley information-exchange ;<br />
interpersonal diffusion networks for residential<br />
solar .
2 3 5<br />
ROLLAND, RICHARD<br />
611 E . 12th<br />
Anchorage, AK, USA, 98501<br />
(907) 276 2121<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : children, community, ethnicity,<br />
kinship, organizations, political, health,<br />
inter-organizations, mental health, social<br />
services<br />
ROMNEY, A . KIMBALL<br />
University of California<br />
School of Social Sciences, SST 727<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
(714) 856-6797<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : friendship, kinship, qual . methods,<br />
quant . methods, social mobility, spatial models<br />
Activities : Consensus Analysis, canonical analysis,<br />
MDS<br />
ROSENAU, JAMES *<br />
1700 San Remo Dr .<br />
Pacific Palisades, CA, USA, 90272<br />
(213) 459 4221<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : attitudes, dynamic change, authority,<br />
perceptions, microstructure, inter-organizations,<br />
organizations, political, power, support,<br />
technology, theory<br />
ROSENTHAL, NAOMI *<br />
SUNY - Old Westbury<br />
American Studies<br />
Old Westbury, NY, USA, 17568<br />
(516) 473 4805<br />
Discipline : Sociology History<br />
Keywords : historical analysis, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, social movements<br />
Activities : The organizational networks created<br />
by 19th century women reformers in 3 NY<br />
towns (Rochester, Poughkeepsie & Wellsville) &<br />
among nationally noted women reformers who<br />
lived in the state (1840-1914) . 'Social<br />
Movements a Network Analysis : A C<strong>as</strong>e Study of<br />
19th Century Women's Reform in NY State', AJS<br />
90 : 1022-1054, 1985 . 'Centrality Analysis for<br />
Historians', HISTORICAL METHODS 20 : 53-62<br />
(<strong>1987</strong>) .<br />
ROSS, CHRISTOPHER *<br />
3734 N . Wilton<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60613<br />
(312) 996-3005 : UICVM U11989<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, hierarchies, interorganizations,<br />
spatial models<br />
Activities : 'Organizational Dimensions of<br />
Metropolitan Dominance : Prominence of Corporate<br />
Control, 1955-1975' AM SOC REV <strong>1987</strong>,<br />
52 :258-68 ; City position in the international<br />
urban hierarchy .<br />
ROSSMAN, G . PARKER *<br />
Box 382<br />
Niantic, CT, USA, 06357<br />
(203) 739-5195<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
RUNDBLAD,BENGT*<br />
Von Dobelns vag 23<br />
S-443 00 Lerum, SWEDEN,<br />
(0302) 122 47<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, fieldwork, migration,<br />
occupations, organizations, qual . methods,<br />
quant. methods, social mobility,<br />
stratification, theory<br />
SADOWSKY, DONALD<br />
Albert Einstein College of Medicine<br />
Department of Dentistry<br />
Van Etten Hospital<br />
Room 5C15<br />
Bronx, New York, NY, USA, 10461<br />
(212) 824-4545<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : health, information, surveys,<br />
surveys, professions, epidemiology
2 36<br />
Activities : Diffusion of innovation & new<br />
information among dentists .<br />
SAILER, LEE<br />
Penn State<br />
School of Business<br />
Station Rd .<br />
Erie, PA, USA, 16563<br />
(814) 898-6436 : UHZ @ PSUVM<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : blocks, dynamic change,<br />
information, organizations, perceptions,<br />
quant . methods, communications, kinship,<br />
microstructure, mental health<br />
SALAS, LINDA<br />
University of California<br />
Program in Comparative Culture<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
SALLOWAY, JEFFREY COLMAN<br />
Rush Medical College<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
Chicago, IL, USA, 60612<br />
(312) 942 6050<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : health, support, surveys, technology<br />
Activities : Longitudinal studies of social<br />
networks among medical students .<br />
SALTZER, BENJAMIN A . *<br />
3205 Talbot St .<br />
San Diego, CA, USA, 92106<br />
(619) 225 9961<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : information<br />
Activities : Information flows among scientists &<br />
engineers & impact of a formal computerb<strong>as</strong>ed<br />
system on these lines .<br />
SALZINGER, SUZANNE *<br />
New York State Psychiatric Inst .<br />
722 W . 168th St .<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10032<br />
(212) 960-2551<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : children, friendship, mental<br />
health, support, households, health<br />
Activities : (With Richard Feldman & Muriel<br />
Hammer) social relationships of abused school<br />
children, examining the sociometric status,<br />
social skills, & social networks of children<br />
aged 9-11who have been physically abused by<br />
their parents . (With Antrobus, J . & Hammer,<br />
M .), 'Social Networks of Children, Adolescent<br />
& College Students in Hillsdale, NJ' :Erlbaum .<br />
(With Muriel Hammer & R . Feldman), social<br />
relationships of abused schoolchildren .<br />
SAMPSON, SAMUEL FRANK<br />
215 South Cove Rd .<br />
Burlington, VT, USA, 05401<br />
(802) 864 6751<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : political, theory<br />
Activities : Local level electoral politics .<br />
SCHERER, JACQUELINE<br />
Oakland University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
521 Varner Hall<br />
Rochester, MI, USA, 48063<br />
(313) 370 2420 : +<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community<br />
Activities : Victimology ; networks for<br />
training unemployed persons .<br />
SCHIEFLOE, PER MORTEN<br />
University of Trondheim<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
N-7055 Draguoll, NORWAY,<br />
(075) 0200411<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, friendship, kinship,<br />
teaching, urban<br />
Activities : Urban neighbourhoods & planning .
2 3 7<br />
SCHMITZ, JOSEPH A .<br />
1601 Marine St .<br />
Santa Monica, CA, USA, 90405<br />
(213) 452 5601<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Activities : Communication in organizations .<br />
SCHUSTER, TONYA L .'<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Riverside, CA, USA, 92521<br />
(714) 787 5444 : UCRVMS @ INDIANA<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, friendship, gerontology,<br />
health, mental health, kinship, quant . methods,<br />
support, surveys, urban<br />
Activities : Psychological social factors in mental<br />
health & illness .<br />
SCHWARTZ, DONALD F . `<br />
Cornell University<br />
Department of Communication<br />
312 Roberts Hall<br />
Ithaca, NY, USA, 14853<br />
(607) 256 2171<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : attitudes, communications, fieldwork,<br />
microstructure, organizations, perceptions<br />
Activities : Li<strong>as</strong>on roles in organizational<br />
communications networks .<br />
SCHWEER, HARLAN<br />
Purdue University<br />
Sociology & Anthropology Dept .<br />
West Lafayette, IN, USA, 47907<br />
(317) 494-8530 : SCHWEER @ PURCCVM<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : inter-organizations<br />
Activities : Physicians' adoption of medical<br />
technology .<br />
SCHWEIZER, THOMAS *<br />
Neckarhalde 3<br />
D-7400 Tuebingen, F ., WEST GERMANY<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : community, exchange, kinship, fieldwork,<br />
religion, stratification, households, rural<br />
Activities : Positional analysis of network data,<br />
applied to kinship, religion & economic ties in<br />
a Javanese community ; Q-type factor analysis<br />
& related methods leading to a positional<br />
account of the village social structure ;<br />
multiplex relationships (kinship, economic<br />
transactions, religious ties) & emerging<br />
structures in a Javanese community .<br />
SCOTT, JOHN<br />
University of Leicester<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Leicester, ENGLAND, LE1 7RH<br />
(0533) 554455<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : elites, inter-organizations, kinship,<br />
macrostructure, organizations, stratification<br />
Activities : Network analyses of shareholdings<br />
& directorships .<br />
SEIDMAN, STEPHEN<br />
George M<strong>as</strong>on University<br />
Dept . of Computer & Info Sciences<br />
Fairfax, VA, USA, 22030<br />
(703) 323 2714<br />
Discipline : Mathematics<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, exchange, friendship,<br />
kinship, methods, support<br />
Activities : Hypergraph models for non-dyadic<br />
networks, development of software for hypergraph<br />
models ; exchange network models .<br />
SHAPIRO, BEN ZION<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Faculty of Social Work<br />
246 Bloor St. W .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1 A1<br />
(416) 978-3267<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : attitudes, community, ethnicity,<br />
friendship, gerontology, mental health, perceptions,<br />
qual . methods, social services, support,<br />
theory
2 3 8<br />
Activities : Meaning of relationships & its influence<br />
on various forms of helping relations ;<br />
networks, support & the meaning of help in<br />
widowhood ; 'Social development in Isreal : Structures&<br />
Constructions of Helping ; 'The Social<br />
Context of Helping : Comparative Study of<br />
Self-Help in Canada & Israel ; 'The Weak Tie<br />
Collectivity : A Network Perspective', SOCIAL<br />
WORK WITH GROUPS 9(4), 1986 .<br />
SHARKEY, PETER<br />
10 Aldbourne Ave .<br />
Woolton, Liverpool, ENGLAND, L25 6JE<br />
(051) 722 3461<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : support, social services<br />
SHEEHAN,NANCY'<br />
University of Connecticut<br />
Travelers Center on Aging, U-58<br />
Storrs, CT, USA, 06268<br />
(203) 586 4047<br />
Discipline : Gerontology<br />
Keywords : gerontology, support<br />
Activities : Information support among older<br />
persons in different types of planned housing .<br />
Family social support to the frail elderly .<br />
SHOOK, DOUGLAS E . *<br />
University of Southern California<br />
Annenberg School of Communications<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90089-0281<br />
(213) 743-8613 : Shook at USCUM<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : information<br />
SHRUM, WESLEY<br />
Louisiana State University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Baton Rouge, LA, USA, 70803<br />
(504) 388 1647 : LSUVM SOWESL<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, communications, interorganizations,<br />
friendship, organizations, science,<br />
health<br />
Activities : 'Social relations among school<br />
children', AM SOC REV, 4/87<br />
SIMPSON, JOHN<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
563 Spadina Ave .<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1<br />
(416) 978 3411<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords :<br />
religion<br />
SINGLE, ERIC<br />
6 Mervyn Ave .<br />
Islington, ON, CANADA, M9B 1 M6<br />
(416) 595 6029<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, surveys<br />
Activities : Drinking groups : tavern studies &<br />
intervention programming .<br />
SMITH, D . RANDALL<br />
Rutgers University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Lucy Stone Hall/Kilmer<br />
New Brunswick, NJ, USA, 08904<br />
(201) 932 3346<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, friendship,<br />
blocks, occupations, social mobility<br />
Activities : (With Elliot Noma), correspondence<br />
analysis of network data ; an analysis of<br />
Sampson's mon<strong>as</strong>tery data in MULTIVARIATE<br />
BEHAVIOR RESEARCH 20 (Apr 85) :179-97 ;<br />
analysis of mobility transition matrix,<br />
SOCIOLPERSPECTIVES 28 (1985) :145-73 ;<br />
blockmodelling of the bank wiring room,<br />
PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, <strong>1987</strong> .<br />
SMITH, DAVID<br />
University of California - Irvine<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
(714) 856-7292<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 3 9<br />
Keywords : hierarchies, historical analysis,<br />
dynamic change, power, international systems<br />
Activities : (With R . Nemeth), 'International<br />
Trade & World-System Structure' REVIEW<br />
(Braudel Centre) 8(4) 517-560 (1985) ; (with D .<br />
White), 'A Dynamic Analysis of a World System<br />
Structure'<br />
SMITH, ROBERT Z .<br />
University of California<br />
School of Social Sciences<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : methods<br />
SODEUR, WOLFGANG *<br />
Ostlandstr, 72<br />
Cologne 40, WEST GERMANY, D-5000<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : historical analysis, intergenerations,<br />
microstructure, macrostructure, positions &<br />
roles, network sampling<br />
Activities : Changing patterns of inter-generational<br />
relationships & consequences for socialization<br />
process ; positions & roles : describing the<br />
structure of links in the triadic environment of<br />
persons (with H .J . Hummell) ; representing<br />
macro-structural properties by microstructural<br />
distributions (with H .J . Hummell) .<br />
SOLANO, CECILIA H .<br />
Wake Forest University<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
Box 7778<br />
Reynold Station<br />
Winston-Salem, NC, USA, 27109<br />
(919) 761 5424<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : friendship, gender, support<br />
SONQUIST, JOHN A . *<br />
University of California<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Santa Barbara, CA, USA, 93106<br />
(805) 961-3314 : 4882SONQ at UCSBVM<br />
Keywords : corporations, mental health,<br />
inter-organizations, organizations, quant .<br />
methods, social services, surveys, technology,<br />
theory<br />
Activities : Inter-organizational networks in<br />
human service organizations ; robustness of<br />
network analysis algorithms ; formal modelling<br />
of network system changes over time .<br />
SPECK, ROSS<br />
120 Kenilworth St .<br />
Philadelphia, PA, USA, 19147<br />
(215) 923 9399<br />
Discipline : Psychiatry<br />
Keywords : exchange, friendship, mental health,<br />
phenomenology, support<br />
Activities : Network therapy, teaching social<br />
network intervention .<br />
SPELMAN, WILLIAM'<br />
Police Research Forum<br />
2300 M Street N .W .<br />
Suite 910<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington, DC, USA, 20037<br />
(202) 466 7820<br />
Discipline : Criminology<br />
Keywords : law, crime & deviance, interorganizations,<br />
fieldwork, epidemiology,<br />
organizations, recruitment, spatial models,<br />
urban<br />
Activities : Networks of juvenile & adult<br />
criminal offenders - focus on recruitment &<br />
group activity in the face of intercessions of<br />
several members ; diffusion of motivations<br />
within & between formal organizations .<br />
ST. LEGER, FREDERICK *<br />
University of Ulster<br />
Dept . of Social Administration<br />
Coleraine, N . IRELAND, 8T 52 15A<br />
(0265) 4141 xt612<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : community, gerontology, kinship,<br />
qual . methods, quant. methods, social services,<br />
urban<br />
Discipline : Sociology
2 4 0<br />
Activities : (With Cecil R ., Offer, Jr.),<br />
INFORMAL WELFARE, Gower, <strong>1987</strong> ; comparative<br />
study of rural welfare in 2 are<strong>as</strong> of Belf<strong>as</strong>t .<br />
STANLEY, BRUCE'<br />
Rhodes College<br />
International Studies Department<br />
2000 N . Parkway<br />
Memphis, TN, USA, 38112<br />
(901) 726-3572 : STANLEY @ RHODES<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : authority, hierarchies, microstructure,<br />
political, power, social movements, theory<br />
Activities : Structure analysis of the Palestinian<br />
National Movement ; 3-D computer graphic representations<br />
of political movements ; structural<br />
role change in regional agricultural research<br />
organizations .<br />
STEARNS, LINDA BREWSTER '<br />
Louisiana State University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Baton Rouge, LA, USA, 70803<br />
(504) 388-5348 : SOSTRN at LSUVM<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community<br />
Activities : (With Mark Mizruchi) examining the<br />
relationship between corporations' capital -<br />
dependence & corporate interlocking directorates<br />
; 'Broken Tie Reconstitution & the Functions<br />
ofinter-organizational Interlocks : A<br />
Re-examination' (with M . Mizruchi), ADMIN-<br />
ISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 12/86 .<br />
STENING, BRUCE W. '<br />
University of Western Australia<br />
Department of Management<br />
Nedlands, West Australia, AUSTRALIA, 6009<br />
(09) 380-2987<br />
Discipline : Management Studies<br />
Keywords : elites, corporations, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, power<br />
Activities : Australian corporate elite ; interlocking<br />
directorates among the largest American<br />
corporations .<br />
STEVENSON, WILLIAM'<br />
University of California<br />
Graduate School of Management<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
(714) 856 6229 : WBSTEVEN @ UCI<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : authority, corporations, interorganizations,<br />
occupations, organizations,<br />
quant . methods<br />
STOKMAN,FRANS'<br />
1140 Michigan St .<br />
Ann Arbor, MI, USA,<br />
(313) 663 9885 : STOKMAN @ HGRRUG5<br />
Discipline : Politics Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites, graphs, interorganizations,<br />
organizations, power, quant .<br />
methods, recruitment, spatial models<br />
Activities : Interlocking directorates among<br />
large c orps .in The Netherlands (together with<br />
R . Mokken) & group formation in the UN (F .N .<br />
Stokman, 'Roll calls & sponsorship : A methodological<br />
analysis of 3d World group<br />
formation in the United Nations .' Leyden :<br />
Sijthoff, 1977 .) Development of an appendix to<br />
SPSS for net-work analysis, together with<br />
Mokken & Felling .<br />
STOUT, SHARON<br />
1807 Myrtle Rd .<br />
Silver Springs, MD, USA, 20902<br />
(607) 257 6835<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, health, interorganizations,<br />
methods<br />
Activities : Structural analysis examining changes<br />
in union competition which organize -<br />
workers in health care industries .<br />
STRAIN, LAUREL'<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Department of Behavioural Science<br />
McMurrich Building<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A8<br />
(416) 598 5418<br />
Discipline : Gerontology
2 4 1<br />
Keywords : friendship, gerontology, kinship,<br />
health<br />
Activities : Social support, aging & health .<br />
STRATFORD, JEAN'<br />
University of California<br />
Institute of Governmental Affairs<br />
Davis, CA, USA, 95616<br />
(916) 752-2045<br />
Discipline : Information<br />
Keywords : elites<br />
Activities : Research programs on E<strong>as</strong>t Asian<br />
culture & development .<br />
SYNGE, JANE<br />
McM<strong>as</strong>ter University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Hamilton, ON, CANADA, L8S 4M4<br />
(416) 525 9140<br />
Discipline : Sociology Gerontology<br />
Keywords : children, community, exchange,<br />
friendship, gerontology, health, kinship,<br />
gender, social services, surveys<br />
Activities : Family, friendship, in middle<br />
& old age .<br />
TADA, TETSURA `<br />
542 W. 112th Street, #3A<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10025<br />
(212) 663-8022<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : quant . methods, inter-organizations,<br />
organizations<br />
TAKEUCHI, AKIHIRO *<br />
Otamay<strong>as</strong>hita 19-10-107<br />
Sendai, Miyagi Pre ., JAPAN, 980<br />
(022) 227-9714<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, friendship, occupations,<br />
quant. methods, social cl<strong>as</strong>s, stratification,<br />
support, theory, urban, blocks<br />
Activities : 'Some problems in network analysis<br />
of role structure', Tohuku Gakuin University<br />
Review, general education, no 87, <strong>1987</strong> .<br />
TARDY, CHARLES<br />
University of Southern Mississippi<br />
Department of Speech Communication<br />
Box 5131<br />
Hattiesburg, MS, USA, 39406<br />
(601) 266 4271<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : health, information, support, communications,<br />
friendship, mental health, quant .<br />
methods<br />
Activities : Communicative behaviors related to<br />
social support .<br />
TAUSIG, MARK'<br />
University of Akron<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Akron, OH, USA, 44313<br />
(216) 375 6914<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : epidemiology, inter-organizations,<br />
mental health, support<br />
Activities : Personal networks & formal services<br />
by family members caring for disabled member<br />
(mental health & retardation, frail elders) .<br />
TEIRNEY, CHARLES<br />
NDHQ DMOS3<br />
100 Metcalfe St .<br />
Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K1A 0K2<br />
(613) 996 4472<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : authority, demography, dynamic<br />
change, exchange, political, information,<br />
inter-organizations, matrix structure,<br />
occupations, organizations, recruitment,<br />
surveys<br />
Activities : Adult vocational testing, guidance,<br />
& counselling .
2 4 2<br />
TERRY, PATTERSON *<br />
P .O . Box 21073<br />
Lansing, MI, USA, 48909<br />
(517) 355 7800<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : inter-organizations, organizations<br />
Activities : Analysis of organizational ties among<br />
social service organizations in 12 medium-sized<br />
midwest US cities . Completed thesis (1986) :<br />
'Local social service inter-organizational<br />
networks : their environments & their effects on<br />
the deliveryof social services' .<br />
Keywords : community, support, teaching,<br />
social services, exchange<br />
Activities : Development of teaching on community<br />
social work b<strong>as</strong>ed networks .<br />
TINDALL, DAVID<br />
112 - 1631 McKenzie Ave .<br />
Victoria, BC, CANADA, V8N 5M3<br />
(604) 721-5697<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : attitudes<br />
TILLY, CHARLES<br />
New School for Social Research<br />
Center for Studies of Social Change<br />
64 University Place<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10003<br />
(212) 982 6782<br />
Discipline : Sociology History<br />
Keywords : authority, community, demography,<br />
dynamic change, ethnicity, historical analysis,<br />
macrostructure, migration, occupations, political,<br />
power, qual . methods, quant . methods, social<br />
cl<strong>as</strong>s, social mobility, social movements<br />
TIMBERLAKE, MICHAEL *<br />
Memphis State University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Memphis, TN, USA, 38152<br />
(901) 454 3337<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community<br />
Activities : Urbanization & the world-system ;<br />
local-global interaction . URBANIZATION IN THE<br />
WORLD-ECONOMY (1985) . 'Political violence,<br />
inequality, & world-system position' with K .<br />
Williams in J OF POLITICAL & MILITARY SOC .<br />
TIMMS, ELIZABETH<br />
Moray House College<br />
School of Community Studies<br />
Holyrood Rd .<br />
Edinburgh, SCOTLAND,<br />
(031) 556 8455<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
TOBLER, WALDO *<br />
University of California<br />
Geography Department<br />
Santa Barbara, CA, USA, 93106<br />
(805) 961 3663 : UCSB geog-i!\tobler<br />
Discipline : Geography<br />
Keywords : migration, quant . methods, spatial<br />
models, graphs<br />
Activities : Unsymmetrical interaction tables .<br />
TODD, DAVID *<br />
University of M<strong>as</strong>sachusetts<br />
Department of Psychology<br />
Amherst, MA, USA, 01002<br />
(413) 545 0158 : TODD @ UMASS<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : mental health, support, kinship,<br />
qual . methods<br />
Activities : Developing a comprehensive, computerized<br />
research datab<strong>as</strong>e for qual. & quant .<br />
research ; relationship between individual &<br />
family dynamics & structure & therapy .<br />
TRIMBLE/KLIMAN, DAVID/JODIE<br />
125 St . Paul St .<br />
Brookline, MA, USA, 02146<br />
(617) 566 2416<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : children, community, ethnicity,<br />
mental health, social services, support,<br />
education, health
2 4 3<br />
Activities : Network consultancy ; clinical<br />
intervention with social networks ; family<br />
therapy ; publish an informal newsletter among<br />
network therapists in US, Canada & Sweden .<br />
TUCKER, DAVID<br />
McM<strong>as</strong>ter University<br />
School of Social Work<br />
1280 Main St . W .<br />
Hamilton, ON, CANADA, L8S 4M2<br />
(416) 525 9140<br />
UCHIYAMA, TETSUJI<br />
542 W . 112th St. #4-E<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10025<br />
(212) 316-0516<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
UEDA, YOSHIAKI *<br />
2-1-1-207 Hig<strong>as</strong>hi-lzumigaoka<br />
Toyonaka, Osaka, JAPAN, 560<br />
(06) 854 1751<br />
Discipline :<br />
Social Work<br />
Discipline : Economics<br />
Keywords : inter-organizations, organizations,<br />
social services<br />
Activities : 'Blockmodel analysis of fragmentation<br />
in an inter-organizational service delivery<br />
system', CDN SOCIAL WORK REV (1984) with<br />
Greg Heil & Susan Goodman, 'Legitimization &<br />
organizational mobility', ADMIN SCI Q (1986)<br />
with Jelendra Singh & Robert House .<br />
TURK, HERMAN<br />
1437 Palisades Dr.<br />
Pacific Palisades, CA, USA, 90272<br />
(213) 743 3070 : TSSA1 10 @ USCMVSA<br />
Keywords : corporations, elites, interorganizations,<br />
kinship, power<br />
Activities : Translated into Japanese 'Networks<br />
of Corporate Power' (by R . Ziegler, F .N . Stokman<br />
& J . Scott) ; research of a large network<br />
of 841 firms, interlocked directly & indirectly<br />
by multiple directors .<br />
UJIMOTO, K . VICTOR *<br />
University of Guelph<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Guelph, ON, CANADA, N1G 2W1<br />
(519) 824 4120 : SOCVU @ UOGUELPH<br />
Discipline :<br />
Sociology<br />
Discipline : Gerontology<br />
Keywords : community, inter-organizations,<br />
macrostructure, social movements, theory, urban,<br />
government, organizations<br />
Activities : 'Sociological Theory', THE FUTURE<br />
OF SOCIOLOGY, Edgar Borgatte & Karen Cook<br />
(eds), Beverly Hill & London : Sage, in press ;<br />
inter-organizational <strong>as</strong>pects of social conflict ;<br />
'Multiplicative Theory Illustrated .<br />
TWYNAM, MALOU<br />
43 Euclid Ave .<br />
Waterloo, ON, CANADA, N2L 1Z2<br />
886-0645<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, corporations, dynamic<br />
change, elites, gender, microstructure, macrostructure,<br />
political, power, social cl<strong>as</strong>s,<br />
social mobility, theory<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, gerontology, information,<br />
technology<br />
Activities : Aging ethnic minorities (with H<br />
Nishio) ; 'The allocation of time to social &<br />
leisure activities <strong>as</strong> social indicators for the<br />
integration of aged ethnic minorities' in SOC<br />
INDICATORS RES 17, 1985, pp 253-266 ;<br />
'Organ-izational Activiities, Cultural Factors, &<br />
Well-Being of Aged Japanese Canadians', D .<br />
Gelfand & C. Barresi (eds), ETHNIC DIMEN-<br />
SIONS OF AGING, New York : Spring, <strong>1987</strong> .<br />
ULBRICH, PATRICIA<br />
University of Miami<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
P .O . Box 8162<br />
Coral Gables, FL, USA, 33124<br />
(305) 284-6762<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Activities : Support networks of ethnic elderly .
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UNGER,DONALD *<br />
University of Delaware<br />
Dept . of Individual & Family Studies<br />
Newark, DE, USA, 19716<br />
(302) 451-6852<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : children, community, environment,<br />
support<br />
VALENTINE, MARY BETH<br />
Canadian Mental Health Association<br />
880 Ouellette Ave<br />
Suite 901<br />
Windsor, ON, CANADA, N9A 1 C7<br />
(519) 255 7440<br />
Keywords : community, education, gerontology,<br />
mental health, social services<br />
Activities : Gerontology networking of service,<br />
education & research .<br />
VAN METER, KARL'<br />
L .I .S .H .<br />
54 Blvd . R<strong>as</strong>pail<br />
Paris, FRANCE, 75270<br />
544 38 49<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : quant . methods, qual . methods<br />
VOELL, MARY PATRICIA<br />
801 No . Marshall<br />
Milwalkee, WI, USA, 53202<br />
(414) 289 7774<br />
Discipline : Information<br />
Keywords : communications, exchange<br />
VOGELS, LEONARDUS C .J .<br />
Oosterdstraat 35<br />
Berghem, NETHERLANDS, 5351 GT<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : authority, communications, dynamic<br />
change, graphs, microstructure, information,<br />
qual . methods, quant . methods, stratification<br />
VON COLLANI, GERNOT *<br />
Institut Fur Psychologie<br />
Spielmannstr<strong>as</strong>se 12A<br />
D-3300 Braunschweig, WEST GERMANY,<br />
(0531) 391 3148 :13160203 @ DESTU1<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : children, dynamic change, friendship,<br />
quant . methods<br />
Activities : Dynamic change of clusters in social<br />
networks using log linear models .<br />
VON ERFFA, JULIE *<br />
The Referral Service<br />
Health Care Information<br />
14 - 80 E . San Francisco St .<br />
Santa Fe, NM, USA, 87501<br />
(505) 984 0878<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : blocks, children, communications,<br />
dynamic change, education, exchange, friendship,<br />
health, mental health, occupations,<br />
power, alternative, holistic, metaphysical,<br />
support<br />
Activities : Monthly newsletter to 1900<br />
practitioners in the healing arts, in New<br />
Mexico, etc. which includes a 'Who's Who in<br />
the Healing Arts' directory .<br />
WARGLIEN, MASSIMO *<br />
Ctre de Sociologies des Organisations<br />
rue Amelie 19<br />
Paris, FRANCE, 75007<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications<br />
Activities : Auto-organization in social networks<br />
.<br />
WARIN, PHILIPPE `<br />
1601 - 40 Galerie Arlequin<br />
Grenoble, FRANCE, 38100<br />
76 22 55 28<br />
Discipline : Political Science<br />
Keywords : migration, organizations, perceptions,<br />
social services, support, surveys
24 5<br />
Activities : Evaluation of public's politics, the<br />
relationshp between social services & its users ;<br />
analysis of creating categories of neighbourhood<br />
representation .<br />
WASSERMAN, HARRY<br />
UCLA<br />
School of Social Welfare<br />
405 Hilgard Ave .<br />
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90024<br />
(213) 825 2993<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : friendship, kinship, mental health,<br />
social services, support<br />
Activities : Professionally led support groups :<br />
theory & practice .<br />
WASSERMAN, STANLEY S . *<br />
University of Illinois<br />
Dept . of Psychology & Statistics<br />
603 E . Daniel St .<br />
Champaign, IL, USA, 61820<br />
(217) 333 3325 : SSWIBM @ UIUCVMD<br />
Discipline : Statistics<br />
Keywords : corporations, dynamic change, quant .<br />
methods<br />
WATERMAN, PETER<br />
Institute of Social Studies<br />
Badhuisweg 251<br />
2509 LS The Hague, NETHERLANDS,<br />
(070) 512321<br />
Discipline : Politics<br />
Keywords : communications, information, social<br />
movements<br />
Activities : International labour communication<br />
(& therefore democratization of international<br />
communication) . Editing of 'Newsletter of<br />
International Labour Studies' . Networking for<br />
New Labour Internationalism .<br />
WEEDMAN, JUDITH<br />
7 - 1950 W . Liberty<br />
Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 48103<br />
(313) 662-6402<br />
Discipline : Information<br />
Keywords : information, communications, philosophy<br />
Activities : Gatekeepers of children's literary<br />
culture ; computer conferences .<br />
WEINSTEIN, MICHAEL G . *<br />
University of Hawaii at Manoa<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Honolulu, HI, USA, 96822<br />
(808) 737-5809<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, ethnicity, fieldwork<br />
Activities : Participant-observation study of<br />
the Hawaii Health Network ; solidarity in<br />
networks (networks <strong>as</strong> communities) ; internationality<br />
& reflexivity in networks & <strong>as</strong><br />
methods for studying networks .<br />
WEISS, CAROL I . *<br />
N .J . Div . of Mental Health & Hospitals<br />
Office of Program Evaluation<br />
13 Roszel Rd .<br />
Princeton, NJ, USA, 08540<br />
(609) 987 0810<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : ethnicity, inter-organizations,<br />
mental health, migration, qual . methods,<br />
social services, support<br />
WEISS, ROBERT S *<br />
19 Edgehill Rd .<br />
Brookline, MA, USA, 02146<br />
(617) 734-3880<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : friendship, kinship, households,<br />
mental health, occupations, qual . methods,<br />
quant . methods, support<br />
Activities : 'Men & the Family', FAMILY PROC-<br />
ESS, 1985' ; ' Men's Attitudes towards wives'<br />
work', in press, Faye Crosby (ed), Yale U Pr .<br />
WELLER, SUSAN<br />
University of Pennsylvania<br />
Clinical Epidemiology Unit, 2L NEB/S2<br />
Philadelphia, PA, USA, 19104<br />
(215) 898 1462
2 4 6<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Discipline :<br />
Medicine<br />
Activities : Knowledge aggregation, me<strong>as</strong>uring<br />
perceptions & how many informants are enough<br />
.<br />
WELLMAN, BARRY'<br />
University of Toronto<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1<br />
(416) 978-8263 : Wellman @ UTOREPAS<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : communications, community,<br />
exchange, friendship, gender, gerontology,<br />
health, households, kinship, mental health,<br />
microstructure, quant . methods, social<br />
services, support, surveys, theory, urban<br />
Activities : Personal networks of urban social<br />
structure & social support ; which types of ties<br />
& networks give support ; longitudinal changes<br />
in person circumstances & social networks ;<br />
social reproduction a social networks .<br />
'Community question re-evaluated,' COMP<br />
URBAN & COMMUNITY RES ; (with S .D . Berkowitz,<br />
eds ., SOCIAL STRUCTURES : A<br />
NETWORK APPROACH) ; "Different strokes from<br />
different folks," .<br />
WERBNER, PNINA<br />
Manchester University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Manchester 13, ENGLAND,<br />
(061) 485-5243<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, dynamic change, elites,<br />
ethnicity, exchange, friendship, gender,<br />
migration, organizations, urban<br />
Activities : 'Taking & Giving : Working Women &<br />
Female Bonds in a Pakistani Immigrant Neighborhood'<br />
in S . Westwood & P . Bachu (eds .)<br />
CULTURE, THE HOUSEHOLD & FEMALE<br />
MIGRATION ; 'The Development Cycle of Social<br />
Networks - Negative Transitivity in the<br />
Friendship Networks of Pakistani Migrants' in<br />
B . Kapferer & K . Gorbett (eds .) .<br />
Keywords : mental health, friendship, authority<br />
Activities : Relationship between networks of<br />
children & their health status .<br />
WEST, RUSSELL "<br />
E . Tennessee State University<br />
Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine<br />
P .O . Box 19720A<br />
Johnson City, TN, USA, 37614<br />
(615) 929-6232<br />
Discipline : Education<br />
Keywords : education, occupations, health,<br />
support<br />
Activities : Changing network structures of<br />
medical students studying attributes of<br />
informal learning networks of professional<br />
groups .<br />
WETHERELL, CHARLES'<br />
University of California<br />
Department of History<br />
Riverside, CA, USA, 92521<br />
(714) 787 5239<br />
Discipline : History<br />
Keywords : community, demography, education,<br />
information, kinship, quant . methods, teaching<br />
WHITE, DOUGLAS *<br />
University of California<br />
School of Social Sciences<br />
Irvine, CA, USA, 92717<br />
(619) 452 9957 : DRWHITE @ UCICVMS<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : community, blocks, demography,<br />
dynamic change, quant . methods, gender,<br />
households, theory<br />
Activities : Community research in Mexico ;<br />
blockmodelling & related methods ; computer<br />
programme development .<br />
WEST, ALAYNE<br />
1185 Altschul Ave .<br />
Menlo Park, CA, USA, 94025<br />
(415) 854 6689
2 4 7<br />
WHITEMAN, DAVID'<br />
University of South Carolina<br />
Department of Government<br />
Columbia, SC, USA, 29208<br />
(803) 777 3869<br />
Discipline : Political Science<br />
Keywords : communications, elites, government,<br />
health, political<br />
Activities : Communications networks of<br />
members & staff at the US Congress .<br />
WHITTAKER, JAMES K .<br />
University of W<strong>as</strong>hington<br />
School of Social Work<br />
Seattle, WA, USA, 98195<br />
(206) 543 5731<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : children, social services, support,<br />
community<br />
Activities : Linking formal & informal social<br />
care .<br />
WIEDEMANN, PETER MICHAEL'<br />
Technical University Berlin<br />
Institute for Psychology<br />
Dove Street 1 - 5<br />
Berlin 10, WEST GERMANY, D-7000<br />
(030) 314 4678<br />
Discipline : Community Development<br />
Keywords : community, health, mental health,<br />
methods, phenomenology, support, surveys,<br />
communications, environment, fieldwork, households,<br />
microstructure, teaching, theory, urban<br />
Activities : Impact of ecological projects on<br />
community development .<br />
WIEGAND, B .<br />
Internal Revenue Service (TCMP)<br />
Research Division, PM :PFR :R<br />
1111 Constitution Ave ., Rm . 3423<br />
W<strong>as</strong>hington, DC, USA, 20224<br />
(202) 566 3663<br />
Activities : Structural attributes of<br />
noncompliance (tax) networks .<br />
WILLMOTT, PETER'<br />
Policy Studies Institute<br />
100 Park Village E .<br />
London, ENGLAND, NW1 3SR<br />
(33) 387-2171<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : community, friendship, kinship,<br />
social services<br />
Activities : Review of research on networks in<br />
Britain ; study of friendship networks in a<br />
London subdivision ; community & policy : where<br />
1 child < 16 is to be split between 2 residential<br />
are<strong>as</strong>--1 'middle-cl<strong>as</strong>s' & the other<br />
'working-cl<strong>as</strong>s'--with the main emph<strong>as</strong>is on<br />
friends & neighbours, & particular attention to<br />
help & support from them (& from kin) .<br />
WILSON, PAUL A.<br />
University of Michigan<br />
4064B Frieze Building<br />
Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 48109<br />
(313) 763-6579<br />
Discipline : Social Work<br />
Keywords : friendship, gerontology, health,<br />
inter-organizations, mental health, social<br />
services, support<br />
Activities : Network supports of primary<br />
caregivers of 3 types of patients ; relationship<br />
of support & formal service provisions .<br />
WIMBERLEY, DALE<br />
Virginia Polytechnic University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Blacksburgh, VA, USA, 24061<br />
(703) 961-5227<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : macrostructure, exchange, power,<br />
corporations, quant . methods, third world<br />
development<br />
Keywords : authority, dynamic change,<br />
information, occupations, surveys
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WINSHIP, CHRISTOPHER'<br />
Northwestern University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
Evanston, IL, USA, 69201<br />
(312) 328-4654<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : blocks, demography, quant . methods<br />
WISEMAN, JACQUELINE P .<br />
University of California--San Diego<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
La Jolla, CA, USA, 95093<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : friendship, kinship, migration, gender<br />
WOLFE, ALVIN *<br />
University of South Florida<br />
Department of Anthropology<br />
Tampa, FL, USA, 33620<br />
(813) 974-2345 ; : DLIABAA at CFRVM<br />
Discipline : Anthropology<br />
Keywords : corporations, exchange, interorganizations,<br />
mental health, macrostructure,<br />
organizations, social services, support<br />
Activities : Electronic ethnography : describing a<br />
metro area <strong>as</strong> a network of many organizations .<br />
WONG,GEORGE'<br />
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center<br />
1275 York Ave .<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10021<br />
(212) 794-7546<br />
Discipline : Medicine Public Health<br />
Keywords : blocks, friendship, gender, health,<br />
mental health, quant. methods<br />
XIA, FANG "<br />
Columbia University<br />
Department of Sociology<br />
New York, NY, USA, 10027<br />
(212) 280 3686<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : education, quant . methods, stratification<br />
YAMATE, SHIGERIL<br />
Ibaragi University<br />
Department of Social Sciences<br />
2-1-1, Bunkyo<br />
Mitro-shi, JAPAN, 310<br />
0292 26 16<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, friendship, health,<br />
gender, social services, support<br />
Activities : Groups of atomic bomb survivors,<br />
intractable dise<strong>as</strong>e patients, handicapped<br />
peoples, health & medical sociologists, social<br />
workers, women's studies .<br />
YARRISH, EDWARD<br />
749 N . 28th St .<br />
Allentown, PA, USA, 18104<br />
(215) 434-2648 : Parti-EDYARRISH<br />
Discipline : Communications<br />
Keywords : communications, corporations,<br />
information, education, organizations, spatial<br />
models, teaching, technology<br />
ZAKLAD, ALLEN<br />
Analytics, Inc .<br />
2500 Maryland Road<br />
Willow Grove, PA, USA, 19090<br />
(215) 657-4100<br />
Discipline : Psychology<br />
Keywords : dynamic change, mental health,<br />
organizations, theory<br />
Activities : Human/computer organizations ;<br />
formal/informal communication in organizations .<br />
ZIEGLER, ROLF *<br />
Koempelstr<strong>as</strong>se 13<br />
D8133 Feldafing, WEST GERMANY,<br />
08157-2535<br />
Discipline : Sociology<br />
Keywords : corporations, inter-organizations,<br />
organizations, dynamic change, quant . methods,<br />
social mobility<br />
Activities : Stability & change of interorganizational<br />
relations ; dynamics of career<br />
structures ; organizational demography .
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Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15260<br />
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Granovetter, Mark Findley, Sally Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Ghosh, Bhola Nath Berkowitz, S .D .<br />
Gregory-Huddlest, Kathleen Foster, Brian L . W<strong>as</strong>serman, Stanley S . Gil Mendieta, Jorge Cheek, Neil<br />
Guilarte, Miguel Hennings, Tamara Werbner, Pnina Gold, Gerald Coxon, Anthony P .M.<br />
Hu, Alfred Hooper, Dougl<strong>as</strong> White, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Granovetter, Mark Davies, Peter<br />
Koenig, Harold F. Howell, Nancy Wiegand, B . Guilarte, Miguel Dow, Malcolm<br />
Koenig, Thom<strong>as</strong> Kemper, Robert V . Yamate, Shigeril Hart, Jeffrey A. Hammer, Muriel<br />
Lattin, James Luscher, Kurt Zaklad, Allen Hurd, Gary S . Hirdes, John P .<br />
Levine, Joel H . Marshall, Victor Ziegler, Rolf Kadushin, Charles Israel, Barbara A.<br />
Mintz, Beth McCloskey, Joanne von Cotlani, Gernt Knoke, David Jiron, Edith<br />
Mizruchi, Mark Teimey, Charles von Erffa, Julie Koenig, Thom<strong>as</strong> <strong>Jones</strong>, Brian<br />
Mueller, Robert Tilly, Charles Leavy, Normand Kadushin, Charles<br />
Numazaki, Ichiro Wetherell, Charles EDUCATION Levine, Joel H. Kendal, Denise<br />
Patrick, Audrey White, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Lewis, John Kaplan, Charles<br />
Phillips, Roxanne Winship, Christopher Bo, Inge Maryanski, Alexandra Lawrence, Arthur<br />
Prensky, David Bradley/Roberts Milward, H . Brinton Leiss, Jack<br />
Ross, Christopher DYNAMIC CHANGE Raymond/Nancy Mitnick, Barry Lin, Nan<br />
Sonquist, John A . Crellin, Paul Mizruchi, Mark Michele, Gohier<br />
Stening, Bruce W. Agnew, Neil Duboff, David Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C. Pitts, Forrest R .<br />
Stevenson, William Altergott, Karen Friedkin, Noah E . Muranushi, Michimi Price, Rumi Kato<br />
Stokman, Frans Beattie, Martha Fyrand, Live Numazaki, Ichiro Roehrle, Bernd<br />
Twynam, Malou Bennett, Lois Garrison, Zelda F. O'Rand, Angela Sadowsky, Donald<br />
Ueda, Yoshiaki Berkowitz, S.D . Hansell, Stephen Palmer, Donald Spelman, William<br />
W<strong>as</strong>serman, Stanley S . Bien, Walter Hennings, Tamara Patrick, Audrey Tausig, Mark<br />
Wimberley, Dale Bunston, Terry Israel, Barbara A. Persell, Caroline Hodges<br />
Wolfe, Alvin Carley, Kathleen Keefe, Susan Emley Pizarro, Narciso<br />
Yarrish, Edward Chin, Naohito Kemper, Robert V . Prensky, David
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ETHNICITY Higuchi, Yoichiro Schweizer, Thom<strong>as</strong> Smith, D. Randall Yamate, Shigeril<br />
Hillock, David Spelman, William Solan, Cecilia H.<br />
Aldrich, Howard Hurd, Gary S . Weinstein, Michael G . Speck, Ross GERENTOLOGY<br />
Alexander, Mara Koenig, Harold F. Wiedemann, Peter Michael Strain, Laurel<br />
Anderson, Grace M. Lane, Ron Synge,Jane Adams, Rebecca G .<br />
Attneave, Carolyn L . Markovsky, Barry FRIENDSHIP Takeuchi, Akihiro Altergott, Karen<br />
Fagan, Kathryn Marsden, Peter Tardy, Charles Antonucci, Toni C .<br />
Feiner, Joel Maryanski, Alexandra Adams, Rebecca G . W<strong>as</strong>serman, Harry Burke, Sandra Charvat<br />
Foster, Brian L . Milward, H. Brinton Altergott, Karen Weiss, Robert S Bumside, Beverly<br />
Freidenberg, Judith Mitnick, Barry Baumann, Urs Wellman, Barry Chapman, Nancy<br />
Galanter, Marc Molm, Linda Bennett, Lois Werbner, Pnina Erickson, Bonnie H .<br />
Gold, Gerald Noesgaard, Charlotte Bidart, Claire West, Mayne Fyrand, Live<br />
Greenbaum, Susan Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Bo, Inge Willmott, Peter Hirdes, John P .<br />
Howard, Leslie Oliver, Melvin Bumside, Beverly Wilson, Paul A . Leavy, Normand<br />
Hurd, Gary S . Pagan, Donna Cheat, David Wiseman, Jacqueline P . Leighton, Barry<br />
Jiron, Edith Rail, Marie Therese Cohen, Yehoshua Wong, George Lin, Nan<br />
Keefe, Susan Emley Schweizer, Thom<strong>as</strong> Erickson, Bonnie H . Yamate, Shigeril Marshall, Victor<br />
Kelly, Elinor Seidman, Stephen Fine, Gary Alan von Collani, Gemot Matthews, Sarah<br />
Larick, Roy Speck, Ross Fischer, Judith von Erffa, Julie Morgan, David<br />
Laumann, Edward Synge,Jane Foster, Brian L . Noesgaard, Charlotte<br />
Lin, Nan Teimey, Charles Fyrand, Live GENDER Rail, Marie Therese<br />
Maida, Carl Timms, Elizabeth Gersh, David Schuster, Tonya L .<br />
Mantell, Joanne Voell, Mary Patricia Granovetter, Mark Altergott, Karen Shapiro, Ben Zion<br />
Michaelson, Karen L . Wellman, Barry Hammer, Muriel Anderson, Jeanine Sheehan, Nancy<br />
Numazaki, lchiro Werbner, Pnina Hansell, Stephen Burke, Sandra Charvat St. Leger, Frederick<br />
Oliver, Melvin Wimberley, Dale Hillock, David Bumside, Beverly Strain, Laurel<br />
Rolland, Richard Wolfe, Alvin Howard, Leslie Campbell, Karen Synge,Jane<br />
Shapiro, Ben Zion von Erffa, Julie Hummell, Hans J . Cheat, David Ujimoto, K. Victor<br />
Tilly, Charles Hurd, Gary S . Fagan, Kathryn Valentine, Mary Beth<br />
Trimble/Kliman FIELDWORK Kandel, Denise Fischer, Judith Wellman, Barry<br />
David/Jodie Kim, Young Fyrand, Live Wilson, Paul A .<br />
Ujimoto, K. Victor Agarwal, Suman Krackhardt, David Goldberg, Michael<br />
Weinstein, Michael G . Anheier, Helmut Lamer, Mary Hammer, Muriel GOVERNMENT<br />
Weiss, Carol 1 . Barley, Stephen Laumann, Edward Hansell, Stephen<br />
Werbner, Pnina Bernard, H . Russell Leighton, Barry Hellerstein, Laurel Baldwin, Carol<br />
EXCHANGE<br />
Bradley/Roberts Levine, Joel H . Hennings, Tamara Cappell, Charles<br />
Raymond/Nancy Lewis, John Hurd, Gary S . Gold, Gerald<br />
Caulkins, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Lin, Nan Jiron, Edith Graham, Glenda<br />
Baker, Wayne Duboff, David Lofland, Lyn <strong>Jones</strong>, Brian Guilarte, Miguel<br />
Batty, Michael Faulkner, Robert R . Love, Kathleen <strong>Jones</strong>, Charles Hart, Jeffrey A .<br />
Bender, Donald E .O . Findley, Sally Matthews, Sarah Kelly, Elinor Knoke, David<br />
Cheal, David Fine, Gary Alan Milardo, Robert Lamer, Mary Lemleux, Vincent<br />
Collins, Randall Fyrand, Live Nakao, Keiko Lin, Nan Milward, H. Brinton<br />
Cook, Karen Garrison, Zelda F. Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah McPherson, J . Miller Mitnick, Barry<br />
Duboff, David Gartrell, David Oliver, Melvin Michaelson, Karen L . Monti, Angel<br />
Ennis, James G . Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen Phillips, Roxanne Noesgaard, Charlotte Paulson, Robert I .<br />
Foster, Brian L . Kelly, Elinor Price, Mary Gail O'Rand, Angela Pizarro, Narciso<br />
Friedmann, Harriet Kemper, Robert V . Reitz, Karl Solan, Cecilia H . Prensky, David<br />
Fyrand, Live Kim, Young Romney, A. Kimball Synge,Jane . Turk, Herman<br />
Gartrell, David Lane, Ron Salzinger, Suzanne Twynam, Malou Whiteman, David<br />
Godoe, Helge Michaelson, Karen L. Schiefloe, Per Morten Wellman, Barry<br />
Granovetter, Mark Numazaki, Ichiro Schuster, Tonya L . Werbner, Pnina<br />
Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen Persell, Caroline Hodges Seidman, Stephen White, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Heckathom, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Rundblad, Bengt Shapiro, Ben Zion Wiseman, Jacqueline P .<br />
Hennings, Tamara Schwartz, Donald F . Shrum, Wesley Wong, George
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GRAPHS Hurd, Gary S . Yamate, Shigertl Pitts, Forrest R . Prensky, David<br />
Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong> Zaklad, Allen Salzinger, Suzanne Reingen, Peter<br />
Attneave, Carolyn L . Israel, Barbara A . von Erffa, Julie Schweizer, Thom<strong>as</strong> Rice, Ronald<br />
Barnes, John A. Jiron, Edith Weiss, Robert S Richards, William<br />
Batty, Michael <strong>Jones</strong>, Brian HIERARCHIES Wellman, Barry Richardson, R . Jack<br />
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Bauer, Connie Kadushin, Charles White, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Sadowsky, Donald<br />
Berkowitz, S .D. Kaplan, Charles Berkowitz, S .D Wiedemann, Peter Michael Sailer, Lee<br />
Bonacich, Phillip Keefe, Susan Emley Brown, Percy Seltzer, Benjamin A<br />
Boyd, John Laumann, Edward Doreian, Patrick INFORMATION Shook, Dougl<strong>as</strong> E .<br />
Bramsen, John Leavy, Normand Hanneman, Robert A. Tardy, Charles<br />
Brown, Percy Lin, Nan Krackhardt, David Anderson, James Teimey, Charles<br />
Doreian, Patrick Maida, Carl Mitnick, Barry Baldwin, Carol Ujimoto, K. Victor<br />
Ferligoj, Anuska Mantell, Joanne Muranushi, Michimi Barnett, George Vogels, Leonardus C .J .<br />
Hart, Jeffrey A . Marshall, Victor Reitz, Karl Bauer, Connie Waterman, Peter<br />
Hillock, David Michaelson, Karen L . Ross, Christopher Beck, Donald Woodman, Judith<br />
Holland, Paul Michele, Gohier Smith, David Becker, Bruce Wetherell, Charles<br />
Kawabata, Hugh Milward, H . Brinton Stanley, Bruce Blomberg, Jeanette Wiegand, B .<br />
Krackhardt, David Morgan, David Bolland, John M. Yamsh, Edward<br />
Lattin, James Mount, Jeanine Karl HISTORICAL Bristor, Julia<br />
Lemieux, Vincent Nakao, Keiko ANALYSIS Carley, Kathleen INTER-<br />
Levine, Joel H . Paulson, Robert I . Clarke, Richard GENERATIONS<br />
Pattison, Philippa Price, Rumi Kato Berkowitz, S .D . Feldman, Jonathan<br />
Peay, Edmund Radecki, Stephen Bunting, David Fink, Charles Altergott, Karen<br />
Prensky, David Rail, Marie Therese Carroll, Walter Gartrell, David Bo, Inge<br />
Stokman, Frans Roehrle, Bemd Clarke, Richard Gil Mendieta, Jorge Cheat, David<br />
Tobler, Waldo Rolland, Richard Di Maggio, Paul Godoe, Helga Feldman, Jonathan<br />
Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Sadowsky, Donald Fischer, Claude Granovetter, Mark Hansell, Stephen<br />
Sailer, Lee Gold, Gerald Gursteir/Faulkner Levine, Joel H .<br />
HEALTH Salloway, Jeffrey Colman Hanneman, Robert A. Michael/Fernando Marshall, Victor<br />
Salzinger, Suzanne Hurd, Gary S . Hart, Jeffrey A. Sodeur, Wolfgang<br />
Adelman, Mara Schuster, Tonya L . Larick, Roy Hennings, Tamara<br />
Altergott, Karen Shapiro, Ben Zion Levine, Joel H . Higuchi, Yoichiro INTER-<br />
Anderson, James Shrum, Wesley Muranushi, Michimi Hillock, David ORGANIZATIONS<br />
Attneave, Carolyn L . Sonquist, John A . Numazaki, Ichiro Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong><br />
Baumann, Urs Speck, Ross O' Rand, Angela Jiron, Edith Agarwal, Suman<br />
Beattie, Martha Stout, Sharon Rosenthal, Naomi Kaplan, Charles Agnew, Neil<br />
Burnside, Beverly Strain, Laurel Smith, David Kim, Young Aldrich, Howard<br />
Crellin, Paul Synge,Jane Sodeur, Wolfgang Lane, Ron Anderson, James<br />
Davies, Peter Tardy, Charles Tilly, Charles Langlois, Simon Anderson, Jeanine<br />
Dow, Malcolm Tausig, Mark Laumann, Edward Anheier, Helmut<br />
Feiner, Joel Todd, David HOUSEHOLDS Lawrence, Arthur Arable, Phipps<br />
Feldman, Jonathan Trimble/Kliman Levine, Joel H . Baker, Wayne<br />
Fink, Charles David/Jodie Altergott, Karen Luscher, Kurt Baldwin, Carol<br />
Fyrand, Live Valentine, Mary Beth Anderson, Jeanine Michaelson, Karen L . Barley, Stephen<br />
George, Jon W<strong>as</strong>serman, Harry Bennett, Lois Morgan, David Barnett, George<br />
Gersh, David Weiss, Carol I . Bien, Walter Muranushi, Michimi Bender, Donald E .O.<br />
Goldstein, Marc B . Weiss, Robert S Bristor, Julia Nicol, Lionel Blomberg, Jeanette<br />
Graham, Glenda Wellman, Barry Carroll, Walter Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Breiger, Ronald L.<br />
Grusky, Oscar West, Alayne Cheat, David Pagano, Donna Bristor, Julia<br />
Hammer, Muriel West, Russell Deseran, Forrest Patrick, Audrey Burke, Sandra Charvat<br />
Hanneman, Robert A . Whiteman, David Gold, Gerald Persson, Lars O. Burt, Ronald S .<br />
Hansell, Stephen Wedemann, Peter Michael Hillock, David Peterson, Larry Carrington, Peter J .<br />
Hennings, Tamara Wilson, Paul A . Kemper, Robert V . Phillips, Roxanne Caulkins, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Hillock, David Wolfe, Alvin Langlois, Simon Pokr<strong>as</strong>, Stanley Chiesi, Antonio<br />
Hirdes, John P . Wong, George Pfeiffer, Toni Pravatiner, Mitchell A . Cook, Karen
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DiMaggio, Paul Tausig, Mark Wetherell, Charles MENTAL Wilson, Paul A .<br />
Doreian, Patrick Teimey, Charles Willmott, Peter HEALTH Wolfe, Alvin<br />
Feldman, Jonathan Terry, Patterson Wiseman, Jacqueline P . Wong, George<br />
Fennema, Meindert Tucker, David Adelman, Mara Zaklad, Allen<br />
Fernandez, Roberto M . Turk, Herman LAW Altergott, Karen von Erffa, Julie<br />
Friedmann, Harriet Ueda, Yoshiaki Attneave, Carolyn L .<br />
Gal<strong>as</strong>kiewicz, Joseph Weiss, Carol I. Arabia, Phipps Baumann, Urs METHODS<br />
Garrison, Zelda F . Wilson, Paul A. Cappell, Charles Beattie, Martha<br />
Goldberg, Michael Wolfe, Alvin Carrington, Peter J . Burnside, Beverly Anderson, James<br />
Granovetter, Mark Ziegler, Rolf Carroll, Walter Crellin, Paul Barley, Stephen<br />
Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen Clarke, Richard Feiner, Joel Barnes, John A .<br />
Grusky, Oscar KINSHIP Galanter, Marc Fink, Charles Barnett, George<br />
Guilarte, Miguel Heckathom, Dougl<strong>as</strong> George, Jon Batty, Michael<br />
Hanneman, Robert A Altergott, Karen Hurd, Gary S . Gersh, David Bauer, Connie<br />
Hu, Alfred Boyd, John Kaplan, Charles Goldstein, Marc B . Baumann, Urs<br />
Knoke, David Brook, Timothy Koenig, Thom<strong>as</strong> Grusky, Oscar Bender, Donald E .O .<br />
Koenig, Harold F . Carroll, Walter Leighton, Barry Hammer, Muriel Bennett, Lois<br />
Koenig, Thom<strong>as</strong> Cheal, David Powell, Michael Hansell, Stephen Bien, Walter<br />
Laumann, Edward Cochran, Moncrleff Pravatiner, Mitchell A . Hurd, Gary S . Bollard, John M .<br />
Levine, Joel H . Degenhardt Wemer/Blanca Single, Eric Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong> Bonacich, Phillip<br />
Lorentz, Elizabeth Fennema, Meindert Smith, D. Randall Israel, Barbara A . Boyd, John<br />
Mariolis, Peter Findley, Sally Spelman, William Jiron, Edith Bradley/Roberts<br />
McPherson, J . Miller Foster, Brian L . Kadushin, Charles Raymond/Nancy<br />
Milward, H . Brinton Gold, Gerald MACRO- Kaplan, Charles Bramsen, John<br />
Mintz, Beth Gross, Penny STRUCTURE Keefe, Susan Emley Breiger, Ronald L .<br />
Mitnick, Barry Higuchi, Yoichiro Leavy, Normand Bristor, Julia<br />
Mizruchi, Mark Howell, Nancy Altergott, Karen Lin, Nan Brown, Percy<br />
Mount, Jeanine Kent Jiron, Edith Bender, Donald E .O . Maida, Carl Bunting, David<br />
Muranushi, Michimi Keefe, Susan Emley Bien, Walter Michele, Gohier Burke, Sandra Charvat<br />
Nakao, Keiko Larick, Roy Carroll, Walter Milward, H . Brinton Burnside, Beverly<br />
Nicol, Lionel Leavy, Normand Doreian, Patrick Mount, Jeanine Karl Burt, Ronald S .<br />
Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Levine, Joel H . Feldman, Jonathan Nakao, Keiko Carley, Kathleen<br />
Pagano, Donna Luscher, Kurt Fernandez, Roberto M . Paulson, Robert I . Caulkins, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Palmer, Donald Marshall, Victor Friedmann, Harriet Price, Rum! Kato Chapin, David A .<br />
Palmer, Peggy Maryanski, Alexandra Granovetter, Mark Rail, Marie Therese Cheal, David<br />
Patrick, Audrey Matthews, Sarah Holland, Paul Roehrfe, Bernd Chino, Naohito<br />
Paulson, Robert I . Numazaki, Ichiro Klovdahl, Alden S . Rolland, Richard Clarke, Richard<br />
Phillips, Roxanne Oliver, Melvin Knoke, David Sailer, Lee Danowski, James A .<br />
Pizarro, Narciso Palmer, Peggy Laumann, Edward Salzinger, Suzanne DeSarbo, Wayne S .<br />
Prensky, David Rolland, Richard Levine, Joel H . Schuster, Tonya L . Degenhardt<br />
Richardson, R . Jack Romney, A. Kimball Lin, Nan Shapiro, Ben Zion Werner/Blanca<br />
Rolland, Richard Sailer, Lee Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C . Sonquist, John A . Degenne, Alain<br />
Rosenau, James Schiefloe, Per Morten Nicol, Lionel Speck, Ross Doreian, Patrick<br />
Rosenthal, Naomi Schuster, Tonya L . Patrick, Audrey Tardy, Charles Dow, Malcolm<br />
Ross, Christopher Schweizer, Thom<strong>as</strong> Pizarro, Narciso Tausig, Mark Ennis, James G .<br />
Schweer, Harlan Scott, John Prensky, David Todd, David Fagan, Kathryn<br />
Scott, John Seidman, Stephen Richardson, R . Jack Trlmble/Kliman Faust, Catherine<br />
Shrum, Wesley St. Leger, Frederick Scott, John David/Jodie Findley, Sally<br />
Sonquist, John A . Strain, Laurel Sodeur, Wolfgang Valentine, Mary Beth Fine, Gary Alan<br />
Spelman, William Synge,Jane Tilly, Charles W<strong>as</strong>serman, Harry Fink, Charles<br />
Stening, Bruce W . Todd, David Turk, Herman Weiss, Carol I. George, Jon<br />
Stevenson, William Ueda, Yoshiaki Twynam, Malou Weiss, Robert S Gerson, Elihu<br />
Stokman, Frans W<strong>as</strong>serman, Harry Wimberley, Dale Wellman, Barry Gold, Gerald<br />
Stout, Sharon Weiss, Robert S Wolfe, Alvin West, Alayne
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Gregory-Huddlest Sonquist, John A . Rosenau, James Lawrence, Arthur Feldman, Jonathan<br />
Kathleen St . Leger, Frederick Sailer, Lee Levine, Joel H . Fennema, Meindert<br />
Guilarte, Miguel Stevenson, William Schwartz, Donald F . Marshall, Victor Fernandez, Roberto M .<br />
Hammer, Muriel Stokman, Frans Sodeur, Wolfgang Mintz, Beth Fink, Charles<br />
Hanneman, Robert A . Stout, Sharon Stanley, Bruce Mount, Jeanine Kerl Frledkin, Noah E .<br />
Heckathom, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Tada, Tetsura Twynam, Malou Noesgaard, Charlotte Friedmann, Harriet<br />
Hellerstein, Laurel Takeuchi, Akihiro Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Powell, Michael Gal<strong>as</strong>kiewicz, Joseph<br />
Hildum, Donald C . Tardy, Charles Wellman, Barry Prensky, David Garrison, Zelda F.<br />
Hirdes, John P . Tilly, Charles Wiedemann, Peter Michael Richardson, R . Jack Gartrell, David<br />
Holland, Paul Tobler, Waldo Rundblad, Bengt Goldberg, Michael<br />
Hummell, Hans J . Todd, David MIGRATION Smith, D . Randall Graham, Glenda<br />
Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong> Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Stevenson, William Granovetter, Mark<br />
Jiron, Edith W<strong>as</strong>serman, Stanley S . Anderson, Grace M . Takeuchi, Akihiro Gregory-Huddlest<br />
<strong>Jones</strong>, Charles Weiss, Carol I . Batty, Michael Teirney, Charles Kathleen<br />
Kadushin, Charles Weiss, Robert S Bien, Walter Tilly, Charles Grusky, Oscar<br />
Kaplan, Charles Wellman, Barry Dow, Malcolm Weiss, Robert S Guilarte, Miguel<br />
Kawabata, Hugh Wetherell, Charles Fagan, Kathryn West, Russell Hanneman, Robert A .<br />
Kelly, Elinor White, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Feiner, Joel Wiegand, B . Hooper, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Kim, Young Wiedemann, Peter Michael Findley, Sally von Erffa, Julie Howard, Leslie<br />
Klovdahl, Alden S . Wimberley, Dale Friedmann, Harriet Hu, Alfred<br />
Knoke, David Winship, Christopher Kemper, Robert V . ORGANIZATIONS Israel, Barbara A.<br />
Lattin, James Wong, George Larick, Roy Kawabata, Hugh<br />
Laumann, Edward Xia, Fang Levine, Joel H . Agarwal, Suman Kelly, Elinor<br />
Lemieux, Vincent Ziegler, Rolf Marshall, Victor Agnew, Neil Knoke, David<br />
Lin, Nan van Meter, Karl Peterson, Larry Aldrich, Howard Koenig, Harold F .<br />
Lofland, Lyn von Collani, Gemot Pitts, Forrest R . Anderson, James Koenig, Thom<strong>as</strong><br />
Mariolis, Peter Rundblad, Bengt Anderson, Jeanine Krackhardt, David<br />
Markovsky, Barry MICRO- Tilly, Charles Anheier, Helmut Laumann, Edward<br />
Marsden, Peter STRUCTURE Tobler, Waldo Arabia, Phipps Lawrence, Arthur<br />
Marshall, Victor Warin, Philippe Baker, Wayne Levine, Joel H .<br />
Matthews, Sarah Altergott, Karen Weiss, Carol I . Baldwin, Carol Lorentz, Elizabeth<br />
Michaelson, Karen L . Bien, Walter Werbner, Pnina Barley, Stephen Marlolis, Peter<br />
Mizruchi, Mark Bonacich, Phillip Wiseman, Jacqueline P . Barnett, George Marsden, Peter<br />
Monti, Angel Burnside, Beverly Bender, Donald E .O . Marshall, Victor<br />
Muranushi, Michimi Cheal, David OCCUPATIONS Blomberg, Jeanette McPherson, J . Miller<br />
Nakao, Keiko Chino, Naohito Breiger, Ronald L . Milward, H . Brinton<br />
Numazaki, Ichiro Coxon, Anthony P .M. Anderson, Grace M . Brlstor, Julia Mintz, Beth<br />
Pagano, Donna Doreian, Patrick Barley, Stephen Brook, Timothy Mitnick, Barry<br />
Pattison, Philippa Ennis, James G . Campbell, Karen Brown, Percy Mizruchi, Mark<br />
Persell, Caroline Hodges Faulkner, Robert R . Coxon, Anthony P .M . Burke, Sandra Charvat Mount, Jeanine Kerl<br />
Pfeiffer, Toni Fernandez, Roberto M . Davies, Peter Burt, Ronald S . Mueller, Robert<br />
Phillips, Roxanne Fine, Gary Alan Degenhardt Cappell, Charles Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C .<br />
Pitts, Forrest R . Foster, Brian L . Wemer/Blanca Carley, Kathleen Muranushi, Michimi<br />
Prensky, David Granovetter, Mark Deseran, Forrest Carrington, Peter J . Nakao, Keiko<br />
.<br />
Price, Mary Gail Hammer, Muriel DiMagglo, Paul Caulkins, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Nicol, Lionel<br />
Price, Rumi Kato Hillock, David Erickson, Bonnie H Chiesi, Antonio O'Rand, Angela<br />
Reitz, Karl Holland, Paul Faulkner, Robert R . Clarks, Richard Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah<br />
Richards, William Hummell, Hans J . Goldstein, Marc B. Cook, Karen Pagano, Donna<br />
Romney, A . Kimball <strong>Jones</strong>, Brian Granovetter, Mark Crellin, Paul Palmer, Donald<br />
Rundblad, Bengt Kim, Young Gregory-Huddlest Danowski, James A . Palmer, Peggy<br />
Sailer, Lee Levine, Joel H . Kathleen DiMaggio, Paul Patrick, Audrey<br />
Schuster, Tonya L . Lin, Nan Howard, Leslie Doreian, Patrick Paulson, Robert I .<br />
Seidman, Stephen Molm, Linda Israel, Barbara A . Ennis, James G . Persell, Caroline Hodges<br />
Shapiro, Ben Zion Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah <strong>Jones</strong>, Brian Erickson, Bonnie H . Peterson, Larry<br />
Smith, Robert Z . Richards, William Laumann, Edward Fagan, Kathryn Phillips, Roxanne
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Powell, Michael Shapiro, Ben Zion METHODS METHODS<br />
Prensky, David Warin, Philippe Bonacich, Phillip<br />
Rice, Ronald Bradley/Roberts Barley, Stephen Barnett, George<br />
Richards, William PHENOMENOLOGY Raymond/Nancy Barnes, John A . Batty, Michael<br />
Richardson, R . Jack Bristor, Julia Bradley/Roberts Bauer, Connie<br />
Rogers, Everett Gersh, David Bunting, David Raymond/Nancy Baumann, Urs<br />
Rolland, Richard Kaplan, Charles Burt, Ronald S . Bristor, Julia Bennett, Lois<br />
Rosenau, James Marshall, Victor Carrington, Peter J . Brown, Percy Bien, Walter<br />
Rosenthal, Naomi Speck, Ross Ennis, James G . Burnside, Beverly Bonacich, Phillip<br />
Ross, Christopher Wiedemann, Peter Michael Fernandez, Roberto M . Caulkins, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Boyd, John<br />
Rundblad, Bengt Ghosh, Bhola Nath Cheal, David Bramsen, John<br />
Sailer, Lee PHILOSOPHY Granovetter, Mark Chino, Naohito Breiger, Ronald L.<br />
Schwartz, Donald F . Guilarte, Miguel Degenhardt Brown, Percy<br />
Schweer, Harlan Monti, Angel Hammer, Muriel Werner/Blanca Bunting, David<br />
Scott, John Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Hart, Jeffrey A. Degenne, Alain Burke, Sandra Charvat<br />
Shrum, Wesley Weedman, Judith Kadushin, Charles Findley, Sally Burt, Ronald S .<br />
Sonquist, John A . Knoke, David Fine, Gary Alan Carley, Kathleen<br />
Spelman, William POLITICAL Koenig, Harold F . Fink, Charles Clarke, Richard<br />
Stening, Bruce W . Koenig, Thom<strong>as</strong> George, Jon Danowski, James A .<br />
Stevenson, William Bolland, John M . Krackhardt, David Gerson, Elihu DeSarbo, Wayne S .<br />
Stokman, Frans Bradley/Roberts Lemieux, Vincent Gold, Gerald Degenhardt<br />
Stout, Sharon Raymond/Nancy Levine, Joel H . Gregory-Huddlest Werner/Blanca<br />
Tada, Tetsura Carroll, William Markovsky, Barry Kathleen Doreian, Patrick<br />
Tausig, Mark Ennis, James G . Michaelson, Karen L . Hellerstein, Laurel Dow, Malcolm<br />
Teimey, Charles Friedmann, Harriet Milward, H . Brinton Holland, Paul Ennis, James G.<br />
Terry, Patterson Ghosh, Bhola Nath Mintz, Beth Hurt, H. Thom<strong>as</strong> Fagan, Kathryn<br />
Tucker, David Goldberg, Michael Mizruchi, Mark Jiron, Edith Faust, Catherine<br />
Turk, Herman Guilarte, Miguel Molm, Linda Kelly, Elinor Findley, Sally<br />
Ueda, Yoshiaki Hart, Jeffrey A . Monti, Angel Kim, Young Fink, Charles<br />
Warin, Philippe Hu, Alfred Muranushi, Michimi Lemieux, Vincent Guilarte, Miguel<br />
Weiss, Carol I . Knoke, David Noesgaard, Charlotte Marshall, Victor Hammer, Muriel<br />
Werbner, Pnina Laumann, Edward Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Matthews, Sarah Hanneman, Robert A .<br />
Wilson, Paul A . Lemieux, Vincent Oliver, Melvin Michaelson, Karen L . Hellerstein, Laurel<br />
Wolfe, Alvin Lewis, John Patrick, Audrey Monti, Angel Hildum, Donald C.<br />
Yarrish, Edward Michaelson, Karen L . Persell, Caroline Hodges Muranushi, Michimi Hirdes, John P .<br />
Zaklad, Allen Milward, H . Brinton Peterson, Larry Numazaki, Ichiro Holland, Paul<br />
Ziegler, Rolf Mizruchi, Mark Pizarro, Narciso Persell, Caroline Hodges Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong><br />
PERCEPTIONS<br />
Muranushi, Michimi Prensky, David Pfeiffer, Toni Jiron, Edith<br />
Oliver, Melvin Rosenau, James Phillips, Roxanne <strong>Jones</strong>, Charles<br />
Palmer, Donald Smith, David Richards, William Kadushin, Charles<br />
Burt, Ronald S . Paulson, Robert I . Stanley, Bruce Romney, A . Kimball Kawabata, Hugh<br />
Carley, Kathleen Prensky, David Stening, Bruce W. Rundblad, Bengt Kim, Young<br />
Davies, Peter Rolland, Richard Stokman, Frans Shapiro, Ben Zion Knoke, David<br />
Fagan, Kathryn Rosenau, James Tilly, Charles St . Leger, Frederick Lattin, James<br />
Faust, Catherine Sampson, Samuel Frank Twynam, Malou Tilly, Charles Lin, Nan<br />
Gartrell, David Stanley, Bruce Ueda, Yoshiaki Todd, David Lofland,Lyn<br />
Kim, Young Teimey, Charles Wimberley, Dale Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Marlolis, Peter<br />
Krackhardt, David Tilly, Charles von Erffa, Julie Weiss, Carol I . Markovsky, Barry<br />
Markovsky, Barry Twynam, Malou Weiss, Robert S Marsden, Peter<br />
Morgan, David Whiteman, David van Meter, Karl Mizruchi, Mark<br />
Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah<br />
Monti, Angel<br />
Pfeiffer, Toni<br />
Muranushi, Michimi<br />
Rosenau, James<br />
Pattison, Philippa<br />
Sailer, Lee<br />
Persell, Caroline Hodges
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Phillips, Roxanne<br />
Pitts, Forrest R .<br />
Prensky, David<br />
Price, Rumi Kato<br />
Reitz, Karl<br />
Richards, William<br />
Romney, A. Kimball<br />
Rundblad, Bengt<br />
Sailer, Lee<br />
Schuster, Tonya L .<br />
Sonquist, John A .<br />
St . Leger, Frederick<br />
Stevenson, William<br />
Stokman, Frans<br />
Tada, Tetsura<br />
Takeuchi, Akihiro<br />
Tardy, Charles<br />
Tilly, Charles<br />
Tobler, Waldo<br />
Vogels, Leonardus C .J .<br />
W<strong>as</strong>serman, Stanley S .<br />
Weiss, Robert S<br />
Wellman, Barry<br />
Wetherell, Charles<br />
White, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Wimberley, Dale<br />
Winship, Christopher<br />
Wong, George<br />
Xia, Fang<br />
Ziegler, Rolf<br />
van Meter, Karl<br />
von Collani, Gernot<br />
RECRUITMENT<br />
Degenhardt Werner/Blanca<br />
Fernandez, Roberto M .<br />
Gartrell, David<br />
Granovetter, Mark<br />
Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen<br />
Lin, Nan<br />
Prensky, David<br />
Spelman, William<br />
Stokman, Frans<br />
Teirney, Charles<br />
RELIGION<br />
Attneave, Carolyn L .<br />
Brook, Timothy<br />
Cheal, David<br />
Galanter, Marc<br />
Gartrell, David<br />
Goldberg, Michael<br />
Guilarte, Miguel<br />
Hooper, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Patrick, Audrey<br />
Peterson, Larry<br />
Schweizer, Thom<strong>as</strong><br />
RURAL<br />
Beck, Donald<br />
Deseran, Forrest<br />
Gold, Gerald<br />
Kemper, Robert V .<br />
Lane, Ron<br />
Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah<br />
Phillips, Roxanne<br />
Schweizer, Thom<strong>as</strong><br />
SCIENCE<br />
Burt, Ronald S .<br />
Cappell, Charles<br />
Doreian, Patrick<br />
Ennis, James G .<br />
Fink, Charles<br />
Gerson, Elihu<br />
Graham, Glenda<br />
Kemper, Robert V .<br />
Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C .<br />
O'Rand, Angela<br />
Persell, Caroline Hodges<br />
Shrum, Wesley<br />
SOCIAL CLASS<br />
Altergott, Karen<br />
Breiger, Ronald L .<br />
Burke, Sandra Charvat<br />
Carroll, Walter<br />
Erickson, Bonnie H .<br />
Gartrell, David<br />
Goldstein, Marc B .<br />
Gross, Penny<br />
Jiron, Edith<br />
<strong>Jones</strong>, Brian<br />
Levine, Joel H .<br />
Lin, Nan<br />
Michaelson, Karen L .<br />
Mintz, Beth<br />
Numazaki, Ichiro<br />
Oliver, Melvin<br />
Persell, Caroline Hodges<br />
Takeuchi, Akihiro<br />
Tilly, Charles<br />
Twynam, Malou<br />
SOCIAL MOBILITY<br />
Breiger, Ronald L .<br />
Erickson, Bonnie H .<br />
Granovetter, Mark<br />
Hanneman, Robert A.<br />
Langlois, Simon<br />
Lin, Nan<br />
Marsden, Peter<br />
Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C .<br />
Oliver, Melvin<br />
Phillips, Roxanne<br />
Romney, A . Kimball<br />
Rundblad, Bengt<br />
Smith, D . Randall<br />
Tilly, Charles<br />
Twynam, Malou<br />
Ziegler, Rolf<br />
SOCIAL<br />
MOVEMENTS<br />
Agnew, Neil<br />
Ennis, James G .<br />
Fernandez, Roberto M .<br />
Fine, Gary Alan<br />
Gurd, Geoffrey<br />
Knoke, David<br />
Milward, H. Brinton<br />
Patrick, Audrey<br />
Peterson, Larry<br />
Phillips, Roxanne<br />
Prensky, David<br />
Rosenthal, Naomi<br />
Stanley, Bruce<br />
Tilly, Charles<br />
Turk, Herman<br />
Waterman, Peter<br />
SOCIAL<br />
SERVICES<br />
Anderson, Jeanine<br />
Attneave, Carolyn L .<br />
Biegel, David E .<br />
Bulmer, Martin<br />
Bunston, Terry<br />
Chapman, Nancy<br />
Doreian, Patrick<br />
Feldman, Jonathan<br />
George, Jon<br />
Gersh, David<br />
Grusky, Oscar<br />
Hanneman, Robert A .<br />
Hillock, David<br />
Jiron, Edith<br />
Kelly, Elinor<br />
Lamer, Mary<br />
Luscher, Kurt<br />
Mount, Jeanine Kerl<br />
Palmer, Peggy<br />
Paulson, Robert I .<br />
Peterson, Larry<br />
Pfeiffer, Toni<br />
Rolland, Richard<br />
Shapiro, Ben Zion<br />
Sharkey, Peter<br />
Sonquist, John A .<br />
St . Leger, Frederick<br />
Synge,Jane<br />
Timms, Elizabeth<br />
Trimble/Kliman<br />
David/Jodie<br />
Tucker, David<br />
Valentine, Mary Beth<br />
Warn, Philippe<br />
W<strong>as</strong>serman, Harry<br />
Weiss, Carol I .<br />
Wellman, Barry<br />
Whittaker, James K .<br />
Willmott, Peter<br />
Wilson, Paul A .<br />
Wolfe, Alvin<br />
Yamate, Shigenl<br />
SPATIAL MODELS<br />
Barnett, George<br />
Bien, Walter<br />
Brown, Percy<br />
DeSarbo, Wayne S .<br />
Doreian, Patrick<br />
Dow, Malcolm<br />
Ennis, James G.<br />
Faust, Catherine<br />
Fernandez, Roberto M .<br />
Hanneman, Robert A .<br />
Hildum, Donald C .<br />
Holland, Paul<br />
Larick, Roy<br />
Lattin, James<br />
Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah<br />
Peay, Edmund<br />
Pfeiffer, Toni<br />
Pitts, Forrest R .<br />
Prensky, David<br />
Price, Rum! Kato<br />
Romney, A . Kimball<br />
Ross, Christopher<br />
Spelman, William<br />
Stokman, Frans<br />
Tobler, Waldo<br />
Vanish, Edward<br />
STRATIFICATION<br />
Agarwal, Suman<br />
Aldrich, Howard<br />
Breiger, Ronald L .<br />
Brook, Timothy<br />
Burke, Sandra Charvat<br />
Campbell, Karen<br />
Carroll, William<br />
Davies, Peter<br />
DiMaggio, Paul<br />
Erickson, Bonnie H .<br />
Fernandez, Roberto M .<br />
Granovetter, Mark<br />
Hanneman, Robert A .<br />
Hennings, Tamara<br />
Hirdes, John P .<br />
Howard, Leslie<br />
<strong>Jones</strong>, Brian<br />
Keefe, Susan Emley<br />
Laumann, Edward<br />
Lin, Nan<br />
Marsden, Peter<br />
Maryanski, Alexandra<br />
Mintz, Beth<br />
Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C .<br />
Palmer, Donald<br />
Persell, Caroline Hodges<br />
Phillips, Roxanne<br />
Rundblad, Bengt<br />
Schweizer, Thom<strong>as</strong><br />
Scott, John<br />
Takeuchi, Akihiro<br />
Vogels, Leonardus C .J .<br />
Xia, Fang<br />
SUPPORT<br />
Adams, Rebecca G .<br />
Adelman, Mara<br />
Altergott, Karen<br />
Antonucci, Toni C .<br />
Baumann, Urs<br />
Bennett, Lois<br />
Biegel, David E.<br />
Bo, Inge<br />
Bulmer, Martin<br />
Bunston, Terry<br />
Burnside, Beverly<br />
Chapman, Nancy<br />
Cheal, David
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Erickson, Bonnie H . Wiedemann, Peter Michael TEACHING Rogers, Everett URBAN<br />
Feiner, Joel Wilson, Paul A . Rosenau, James<br />
Fischer, Judith Wolfe, Alvin Antonucci, Toni C . Salloway, Jeffrey Colman Agarwal, Suman<br />
Fyrand, Live Yamate, Shigeril Attneave, Carolyn L . Sonquist, John A . Aldrich, Howard<br />
Gersh, David von Erffa, Julie Biegel, David E . Ujimoto, K . Victor Anderson, Jeanine<br />
Goldstein, Marc B . Bo, Inge Yarrish, Edward Batty, Michael<br />
Hansell, Stephen SURVEYS Burt, Ronald S . Campbell, Karen<br />
Hennings, Tamara Carroll, Walter THEORY Carroll, Walter<br />
Hillock, David Altergott, Karen Chapin, David A. Caulkins, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong> Antonucci, Ton! C . Crellin, Paul Agnew, Neil Chapman, Nancy<br />
Israel, Barbara A . Baumann, Urs Gamson, Zelda F . Bauer, Connie Cheal, David<br />
Jiron, Edith Beck, Donald Israel, Barbara A . Beattie, Martha Clarke, Richard<br />
Kadushin, Charles Bien, Walter Lewis, John Bennett, Lois Fagan, Kathryn<br />
Keefe, Susan Emley Brown, Percy Lin, Nan Bradley/Roberts Fischer, Claude<br />
Klovdahl, Alden S . Burt, Ron3ld S . Nicol, Lionel Raymond/Nancy Foster, Brian L .<br />
Lamer, Mary Chapin, David A . Noesgaard, Charlotte Brown, Percy Gold, Gerald<br />
Lin, Nan Degenhardt Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Burt, Ronald S . Graham, Glenda<br />
Maida, Carl Wemer/Blanca Pagano, Donna Carroll, Walter Greenbaum, Susan<br />
Mantell, Joanne Dow, Malcolm Paulson, Robert I . Cheal, David Kadushin, Charles<br />
Marshall, Victor Fagan, Kathryn Phillips, Roxanne Chino, Naohito Kelly, Elinor<br />
Michaelson, Karen L . Hellerstein, Laurel Schiefloe, Per Morten Fararo, Thom<strong>as</strong> Kemper, Robert V .<br />
Michele, Gohier Hillock, David Timms, Elizabeth Foster, Brian L . Lin, Nan<br />
Noesgaard, Charlotte Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong> Wetherell, Charles Granovetter, Mark Lofland,Lyn<br />
Oliver, Melvin Jiron, Edith Wiedemann, Peter Michael Guilarte, Miguel Love, Kathleen<br />
Pagano,Donna <strong>Jones</strong>, Charles Yarish, Edward Hammond, Michael Maida, Carl<br />
Peterson, Larry Kadushin, Charles Hanneman, Robert A . Michaelson, Karen L .<br />
Price, Rumi Kato Kaplan, Charles TECHNOLOGY Hummell, Hans J . Peterson, Larry<br />
Rail, Marie Therese Knoke, David <strong>Jones</strong>, Brian Pfeiffer, Toni<br />
Riley, Dave Laumann, Edward Batty, Michael Kadushin, Charles Pravatiner, Mitchell A .<br />
Roehrle, Bemd Marsden, Peter Beck, Donald Knoke, David Schiefloe, Per Morten<br />
Rosenau, James Marshall, Victor Becker, Bruce Lin, Nan Schuster, Tonya L .<br />
Salloway, Jeffrey Colman McPherson, J . Miller Blomberg, Jeanette Markovsky, Barry Spelman, William<br />
Salzinger, Suzanne Oliver, Melvin Caulkins, Dougl<strong>as</strong> Marshall, Victor St . Leger, Frederick<br />
Schuster, Tonya L. Phillips, Roxanne Crellin, Paul Michaelson, Karen L . Takeuchi, Akihiro<br />
Seidman, Stephen Price, Mary Gail Doreian, Patrick Mitnick, Barry Turk, Herman<br />
Shapiro, Ben Zion Price, Rum! Kato Feldman, Jonathan Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C . Wellman, Barry<br />
Sharkey, Peter Ratcliffe, William Fischer, Claude Palmer, Peggy Werbner, Pnina<br />
Sheehan, Nancy Sadowsky, Donald Godoe, Helge Phillips, Roxanne Wiedemann, Peter Michael<br />
Solano, Cecilia H . Salloway, Jeffrey Colman Gurd, Geoffrey Pizarro, Narciso<br />
Speck, Ross Schuster, Tonya L . Gurstein/Faulkner Rosenau, James<br />
Takeuchi, Akihiro Single, Eric Michael/Femande Rundblad, Bengt<br />
Tardy, Charles Sonquist, John A . Hart, Jeffrey A. Sampson, Samuel Frank<br />
Tausig, Mark Synge,Jane Hellerstein, Laurel Shapiro, Ben Zion<br />
Timms, Elizabeth Teimey, Charles Higuchi, Yoichiro Sonquist, John A .<br />
Todd, David Warin, Philippe Hurt, H . Thom<strong>as</strong> Stanley, Bruce<br />
Trimble/Kliman Wellman, Barry Kadushin, Charles Takeuchi, Akihiro<br />
David/Jodie Wiedemann, Peter Michael Lane, Ron Turk, Herman<br />
Unger, Donald Wiegand, B . Larick, Roy Twynam, Malou<br />
Warin, Philippe Lawrence, Arthur Wellman, Barry<br />
W<strong>as</strong>serman, Harry Michaelson, Karen L . White, Dougl<strong>as</strong><br />
Weiss, Carol I . Michele, Gohier Wiedemann, Peter Michael<br />
Weiss, Robert S Mullins, Nichol<strong>as</strong> C . Zaklad, Allen<br />
Wellman, Barry<br />
Nicol, Lionel<br />
West, Russell Persson, Lars O .<br />
Whittaker, James K .<br />
Rice, Ronald
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INDEX<br />
ARTICLES<br />
NUMBER<br />
PAGE<br />
Barnes, John and Mark Granovetter, "Cl<strong>as</strong>sics illustrated and discussed ." 3 191<br />
Chino, Naohito, "A critical review of the approaches to the analysis of<br />
group structure 1 15<br />
Tilly, Charles, "GBS + GCL = ?" 2 94<br />
van Meter, Karl, "Ideology and methodology : Network analysis in the<br />
United States and France ." 2 106<br />
Wellman, Barry, " What is to be done? -- The next 10 years of <strong>INSNA</strong> ." 3 189<br />
COMPUTERS<br />
Burt, Ronald, "Data on aggregate American markets during the 1960s<br />
and 1970s ." 2 171<br />
Burt, Ronald, "STRUCTURE, version 3 .2" 2 175<br />
<strong>Jones</strong>, Charles, "<strong>Using</strong> <strong>Connections</strong> <strong>as</strong> a datab<strong>as</strong>e ." 3 193<br />
Klovdahl, A . S . and J . Brindle, "TRANS-NET ." 2 176<br />
Sonquist, John, "STATA can now use IBM PC expanded memory ." 2 172<br />
Sonquist, John, "SYSTAT version 3 now available for the MAC ." 2 174<br />
THESIS SUMMARIES<br />
Alcorn, Sandra Seeland, "The support networks of battered women before<br />
and after shelter residence ." 2 166<br />
Marshall, Joanne Gard, "The adoption and implementation of online<br />
information technology by health professionals ." 2 166