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CONNECTIONS 

VOLUME X NUMBER 3 

Winter, 1987 

DIRECTORY 

ISSUE 

NETWORK NOTEBOOK 177 

MEETING CALENDAR 185 

Barry Wellman : "What is to be Done? -- 

The Next Ten Years of INSNA" 

189 

Classics Illustrated and Discussed 191 

Charles Jones : 

as a Database" 

"Using Connections 

193 

COMPUTER STUFF 195 

DIRECTORY 197 

Name - Address - Interests 197 

Institutional Memberships 249 

Membership by Country 250 

Membership by Discipline 252 

Membership by Interests 254 

INDEX 263 

(c) Barry Wellman for INSNA 1987 

ISBN 0226-1776

CONNECTIONS 

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CONNECTIONS is published triannually by the International Network for Social Network Analysis, at the 

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CONTRIBUTIONS are encouraged from members and colleagues : research papers of any length, reviews of 

applications of networks in different fields, comments and critiques, survey articles, computer 

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NETWORK NOTEBOOK 

IN THIS ISSUE 

The big news is the DIRECTORY, all new since 1984 . It combines the pervasive power of DB3 with 

the beauty of laser-written Word Perfect . Not only does it contain name, address & Bitnet, but there 

are cross-referenced lists by country, US state, discipline & keyword . 1 caution: we've included for 

completeness all those who've ever been members since 1985 so some entries may be out of date . 

Other stuff in this issue are the latest (& last) news on the SUNBELT conference this Feb in San 

Diego, the sunspot where brown-nosing & red-necking is a way of life . We go back to the future, 

celebrating 2 certified classic network analysts (no, we don't mean the monastery data!) & talking about 

future INSNA possibilities . And if you want to write a classic paper, Charles Jones tells you how to 

search INSNA abstracts on disk with Nota Bene & get all the cites you'll ever need . Of course, there's 

the usual motley assortment of gossip, meeting stuff, computer tips, et al . 

*************************** RENEWAL TIME ****************************** 

It costs over $1 to chase people to renew with a reminder letter . The morale cost is even higher 

to the poor wretches who put this thing out. S O RENEW NOW, WITH THE FORM ENCLOSED WITH 

THIS ISSUE. We regret the price rise to $18 . It's the 1st in a few years & will just about cover the 

deficit we're running . And shop smart : if you use our new 3 year renewal, you'll avoid future price 

rise . Students get an even better deal : a half-price loss leader. 

HAVE YOU TAKEN A LIBRARIAN TO LUNCH RECENTLY? 

The best way to avoid INSNA price hikes is to encourage libraries to subscribe at high institutional 

rates ($30 in our case) . Most journals, including SOCIAL NETWORKS, thrive on library subs . INSNA 

has gained about 20 such subs (including some hi-prestige places), so it can be done . For every 

additional 25 subs, we can keep individual sub costs down by $1 . Robin Inskip, INSNA's librarian-inresidence, 

has designed a letter aimed at the folks who order journals for libraries . A copy has been 

enclosed with this mailing. All you have to do is send it to the appropriate person at your library(ies) . 

An endorsing cover letter from you accompanying it usually does wonders, as most libraries have a 

policy of responding to faculty pleas . 

KEY NODES IN THE INSNA HQ SUPER-NODE 

Lots of folks worked hard, smart & long to get this issue out . VICENTE ESPINOZA was our 

original designer: laying out the original specs of our new DB3+ membership database . PAT PARISI- 

SMITH worked carefully and creatively moving our old Cornerstone database onto DB3 . Both Pat & 

SCOT WORTLEY kept the enterprise going, handling queries, entering new memberships & chasing hot 

prospects. DAVID HILLOCK took the database, cleaned it up, made it do tricks, and turned it into our 

Word Perfect-based Directory . ROBIN INSKIP sweated out marketing & laser printing . Throughout, 

ANTONIA MAUGHN watched our accounts, SUSAN DENTELBECK got issues out, CYNDI ROTTENBERG 

wrote macros & organized things . INSNA is so good (& so cheap) because all these folks are extraordinarily 

talented, conscientious & nice . (Which has always been true : every former INSNA Associate is 

now well-employed .) Throughout, BARRY WELLMAN has acted as ringmaster/kibitzer (2 contradictory 

roles), & worrier about grand strategy & petty details (2 necessarily complementary roles) .

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PERSONAL NETWORK QUESTIONNAIRE FILE 

The WORK & WELL-BEING study of LONG-STAY PATIENTS IN AN ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL has 

contributed a set of 5 questionnaires to INSNA's growing cumulative file . They tap social networks, 

social behaviour skills, support, physical & mental health . INFO from Victor Marshall, Behavioural 

Science, U Toronto, Toronto Canada M5S 1A8 Tel : 416-978-6744 . 

INFO FLOWS 

Columbia Soc cashes in : HARRISON WHITE, STEVEN LUKES, GUNTHER ROTH joining up . . . .STEVEN 

ANDREWS moved to Boston from Chapel Hill . . . .PETER BEARMAN Asst Prof at Soc, North Carolina .- 

. ..RAYMOND BRADLEY now at Soc, Cal-Santa Cruz & married with NANCY ROBERTS (Naval Postgrad 

Schl, Monterry, CA) . . . .KATHARINE FAUST from Psych, Illinois to Soc, American U . . . . MICHAEL GOLD- 

BERG moved from Maryland to Venice Calif . . ..STEVAN HOBFOLL from Tel-Aviv to Director, Applied 

Psych Ctr, Kent St . He's also Assoc Ed. of the JOURNAL OF SOCIAL & PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS- 

. . . .BARTON HIRSCH to Northwestern as assoc prof of ed & soc policy, & psych . . ..GARY HURD moved 

from Costa Mesa to Santa Anna Calif . . . . J. MILLER McPHERSON & LYNN SMITH-LOVIN from South 

Carolina to Soc, Cornell . . . .RUMI KATO PRICE now at Psychiatry, Washington U . . . .JACK GOLDSTONE 

(Soc, Northwestern) spending 1st 6 months of 1988 at Australian Nat! U's Res Schl of Soc Sci, writing a 

book on social origins of the English Industrial Rev . . . . CHRIS WINSHIP (Soc, Northwestern) on sabbatical, 

studying the consequences of black youth unemployment . . ..JAMES JACKSON [aka as spouse of Toni 

Antonucci] appointed Associate Dean for minority affairs at Michigan's grad schl . . ..GRAHAM LOWE 

promoted to Full Prof at Soc, Alberta . . . .R. JACK RICHARDSON [former INSNA Assoc Coord] promoted to 

tenured Assoc Prof at Soc, McMaster . . . . WILLIAM RATCLIFFE has left network analysis for "a successful 

& rewarding career in market research" at Burwell Hay, Toronto . . . .SUSAN LEIGH STARR moves from 

Tremont Inst, San Francisco to Asst Prof, Info & Comp Sci, Cal-Irvine . . . . ANN SWIDLER from Stanford to 

Soc, Cal-Berkeley . . .. JAMES HOUSE (Mngmnt St, Toronto) Visiting Prof at Suffolk U . . . .PETER BLAU 

Acting Director of Columbia's Ctr for the Soc Scis . . . .BARRIE THORNE named 1st Barbara Streisand Prof 

of Intimacy & Sexuality at Soc, USC. . . 

LIVE FERAND married . . . . J. CLYDE MITCHELL (Nuffield C, Oxford emert .) married . . . .MICHAEL 

SCHWARTZ (Soc, SUNY-Stony Brook) married . . . .CYNDI ROTTENBERG engaged . . ..BONNIE ERICKSON (Soc, 

Toronto) will spend 6-7/88 at swanky Bellagio conf ctr in Italian Alps developing her research . . . .DAVIDA 

WEINBERG (Soc, Cal-Berkeley) received Dissertation Fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson to study 

"Reciprocity Reconsidered : Motivations to Return in the Social Exchange of Favors JANE HOOD (Soc, 

New Mexico) received Burlington Northern Fdn award for teaching excellence . . . .ALAN MacFARLANE 

(Anthro, Cantab) won Wm Goode award from Amer Soc Assoc Family section for Marriage & Love in 

England, 1300-1840 . . . . PATRICIA TOLBERT (Cornell) wins European Group for Organizational Studies 

(EGOS) award for "Institutional environments & resource dependence : sources of administrative structure 

in institutions of higher education" (ASQ, 1985) . . . . LESLIE HOWARD's house in Whittier, California 

survived the 10/87 L .A . earthquake with minor plaster damage . Word to the wise : Les says woodframe 

houses (like his) are more quake-proof than cinder block because they flex more under stress . (Sounds 

like the Alexander Technique, as taught at the Sunbelt Conf.) . . . .BARRY WELLMAN (Soc, Toronto) current 

head of ASA Community Section's 'Lynd Award' Committee (given for outstanding lifetime contributions) 

. . . .KAREN CAMPBELL (Soc, U Washington) elected Editor of SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY QUARTER- 

LY . . . . RANDALL COLLINS (Soc, Cal-Riverside) elected to Amer Soc Assoc's Council . . .. JAMES COLEMAN 

(Soc, Chicago) awarded honorary doctorate by Southern Cal . . . .JOSHUA MEYROWITZ (Communic, New 

Hampshire) winner of Speech Communic Assoc's Golden Anniversary Book Award for NO SENSE OF 

PLACE . . . .BETH MINTZ & MICHAEL SCHWARTZ's book, THE POWER STRUCTURE OF AMERICAN 

BUSINESS now available in paperback, U Chicago Pr, $13 .95 . 

CALLS FOR SUPPORT 

From L'Union des Associations Internationales : We are exploring the possibility of using techniques 

of network analysis to explore our database with a view to representing segments of it as network maps . 

Our difficulty is that we are dealing with 10K-30K nodes (organizations + 'world problems') . So we can 

also use help in determining how the total map could best be segmented into the 'pages' of an 'atlas', 

namely by criteria of connectivity or common subject focus .

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My current sense of cost-effective feasibility is to piggy-back on various forms of software such as 

CAD, social network analysis or circuit board design . Our specific problems : 

1 . To find a package will allow us to import our data even though it consists of a network of 

relationships between conceptual entities . 

2 . To find a suitable algorithm to distribute our data over a surface in such a way as to ensure a 

minimum of line crossings amongst the elements of the networks . Or, inn the absence of an elegant 

solution, to perform a computer assisted redistribution of the data by manual massaging in an interactive 

mode . 

3 . To move towards being able to massage any given map into a pattern which is meaningful : 

computer-assisted pattern forming . 

I hope to hear from those who have similar problems . I am planning to visit the USA 1/88 & 

would appreciate face-to-face or telephone discussions . 

[Edited from a letter from Anthony J N Judge, Secretariat General, Union des Associations Internationales, 

Rue Washington 40, 1050 Bruxelles, Belgique . Tel : (02)-640-41-09, 640-18-08 . Telex : 65080 INAC B . 

From Stanley Wasserman : I spent 4 weeks at the U Michigan, Ann Arbor, teaching the Network 

Analysis course at the Summer Program in Quantitative Methods at ICPSR . Hank Heitowit, the Director 

of the Summer Program, has made a commitment to the course & plans to offer it for at least the next 

2 years . The course is a unique opportunity for students & researchers to learn the latest network 

methodology in a very good environment . 

This summer, I had 7-10 students for the duration of the course . I enjoyed th experience -- ICPSR 

has great resources, especially computers . I do not think that I will return next year, however -- 4 

weeks is too long to go without seeing my family . So we will be looking for an instructor for next 

year. 

Interested instructors contact Stanley at Psychology Dept, U Illinois, 603 E . Daniel St, Champaign 

IL 61820 . Those who want to take the course should get in touch directly with Hank Heitowit, ICPSR, 

U Michigan, Ann Arbor . 

From Barry Wellman : I've been asked by the ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY to do a review 

article on urban social relations . Please send me your papers (conference, working papers as well as 

publication) as well as pertinent info . about your books (assuming you can't spare a copy) . In return I 

shall try to make you (in)famous . I need this material by 1 April 88, preferably . Address : Ctr for 

Urban & Community Studies, Univ of Toronto, 455 Spadina Ave, Room 426, Toronto Canada M5S 1A1 . 

IF YOU EDIT THIS MAGAZINE FOR FREE, YOU GET TOHYPE YOUR OWN BOOK 

Years in the making, a score of mega-stars, & a fuchsia cover! Yes, folks, it should be out in 

January, 1988 : the long-awaited (& longer-promised) SOCIAL STRUCTURES : A NETWORK APPROACH, 

edited by Barry Wellman & S .D . Berkowitz . [Cambridge U Press, c530 pp ., $19 .95 pb, $65 hb.] 

What's in it? A score of articles, all profound, most witty, & almost all original . They've been 

chosen to give a sense of a structural/network analytic approach to looking at social issues . CON- 

TENTS 

I . Thinking Structurally 

"Studying social structures," Barry Wellman & S .D . Berkowitz 

"Structural analysis : from method & metaphor to theory & substance," Barry Wellman 

"Understanding simple social structure : kinship units and ties," Nancy Howell 

"The duality of persons and groups," Ronald Breiger 

"The relational basis of attitudes," Bonnie Erickson 

II . Communities 

"Networks as personal communities," Barry Wellman, Peter Carrington & Alan Hall 

"Work & community in industrializing India," Leslie Howard 

"Relations of production & class rule : the hidden basis of patron-clientage," Y . Michal Bodemann 

III . Markets 

"Varieties of markets," Harrison White 

"Markets & market-areas : some preliminary formulations," S .D . Berkowitz 

"Form & substance in the analysis of the world economy," Harriet Friedmann

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IV . Social Change 

"Misreading, then rereading, 19th century social change," Charles Tilly 

"Structural location & ideological divergence : Jewish Marxist intellectuals in turn-of-the-century 

Russia," Robert Brym 

"Cites & fights : material entailment analysis of the 18th century chemical revolution," Douglas White 

& H. Gilman McCann 

V . Social Mobility 

"Collective mobility & the persistence of dynasties," Lorne Tepperman 

"Social networks & efficient resource allocation : computer models of job vacancy allocation thru 

contacts," John Delany 

"Occupational mobility : a structural model," Joel Levine & John Spadaro 

"Toward a formal structural sociology," S .D . Berkowitz 

STRUCTURAL TYPES RUNNING FOR OFFICE AT AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOC 

PRES : Immanuel Wallerstein (SUNY-Binghamton) . . . . VICE-PRES : Edna Bonacich (Cal-Riverside), 

Alejandro Portes (Johns Hopkins) . . . .NOMINATIONS Ctte : David Knoke (Minnesota), Robert Perucci 

(Purdue) . . . . COMMITTEES Ctte : James Baron (Stanford), Wendy Griswold (Chicago), Glenna Spitze (Sac, 

SUNY-Albany) . 

STRUCTURAL-DENIMISM? 

"Espirit Jeans-A Modern Concept : Because denim & jeanswear are such social equalizers today you 

don't necessarily need silks & satins to be elegant . Elegance is now, curiously enough, anti-fashion & 

anti-luxury . This new elegance has become a de-classification process that puts what you can do--your 

style & abilities far ahead of what you can afford . Now you don't have to be rich to be elegant ." [The 

complete ad text in [US) VOGUE, 9/87] . 

FRENCH SOCIOLOGISTS HAVE MORE FUN 

In his latest novel, [Jean Dutourd, LE SEMINAIRE DE BORDEAUX, Flammarion, Fr85, 318p .] has 

concentrated his fire on 1 of the scared cows of the 5th Republic, the CNRS . . .& on a group of young 

sociologists who labour earnestly on monographs with tiles like The Sexual Life of Artisans in the 

Feather Trade at Grand Caillou in the 18th Century or Dechristianisation in the Region of Poitou- 

Charente Between 1936 & 1965 . Promiscuity being the norm among this happy band of research workers, 

there is a frequent exchanging of partners . . . It is not often that 1 comes across a novel that is both so 

funny & so touching in such finely balanced proportions ." [from Erik De Mauny's FINANCIAL TIMES 

review, 18 July 87] . 

EXCHANGE THEORY: THE LATEST IN MORAL VS MATERIAL REWARDS 

CHINA DAILY reporter found unusually clean restrooms in Canton's China Hotel . He noted that 

some foreign tourists tipped the attendant who was "forever smiling & ready to help . Should we expect 

every hotel staff & people in the service industry to smile as lovers do to each other? And in return 

for nothing? I don't think so ." [from TORONTO STAR 31 July 87] . 

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS KEEPS REARING ITS DISCONCERTING HEAD 

"The focus on explained variance has had a major effect on the choice of problems to study within 

sociology . To explain the variance in a dependent variable, there must be variance in both the independent 

& dependent variables . This need for variance in the variables under study has led researchers to 

focus on problems addressable with data sets that contain variation in the variables of interest . In most 

instances, this variation occurs at the individual level, & the subject of analysis has been interindividual 

differences in a dependent variable . Many, if not most fundamental sociological questions, however, 

involve macrolevel, structural forces in which there is little or no variation . These problems cannot be 

addresses thru this type of analysis . 

"Why has the analysis of interindividual differences or variation become so predominant in social 

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 was 

motivated by the major substantive concerns of the field . . . . Lieberson rightly claims that the questions in 

much social research are not driving the analysis ; instead, the reverse is frequently true . Thus an 

often useful tool now diverts attention from the more fundamental substantive issues, many of which are 

not naturally formulated in terms of variation . . . . 

"The preoccupation with explaining variance has led researchers to focus largely on accounting for 

interindividdual differences, but many of the questions of central importance in sociology concern the 

functioning of larger collectivities . Thus there has been a tendency for sociologists to confuse levels of 

analysis & to argue that the analysis of associations at the individual, or micro, level can inform us 

about processes operating at a higher level . But . . . observations of associations at the micro level cannot 

be used to infer that similar associations exist at a macro level, just as observations of associations at a 

macro level do not indicate that similar associations will be found at the micro level ." [From Burton 

Singer & Margaret Mooney Marini, "Advancing Social Research : An Essay Based on Stanley Lieberson's 

Making It Count," SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 1987,380-81 .] 

PUBLISHING OPPORTUNITY 

RESEARCH ON SOCIAL POLICY: CRITICAL, HISTORICAL & CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES, a 

new JAI Pr annual, is soliciting papers & proposals .It wants historical as well as contemporary stuff, & 

papers stressing 'unconventional' interpretations of social policies (e .g ., Marxist, phenomenology, psychohistory, 

critical theory, underdevelopment, internal colonialism) . The is publishing papers on social 

policies as developed by elite decision-makers in states, missions, foundations, communities & international 

political bodies . Next paper deadline 30 June 88 . Info: John Stanfield II, Editor, Soc Dept, PO Box 

1965, Yale Station, New Haven CT 06520 . 

ELIHU KATZ GETS WHAT HE DESERVES 

Katz (Soc, Hebrew U) is the 1987 winner of Teleglobe Canada's $50K Marshall McLuhan Prize for 

outstanding international achievement in the field of communications . Among his achievements, the 

awards committee noted the 1955 PERSONAL INFLUENCE (with Paul Lazarsfeld) which "called attention 

to the meshing of communications networks ; how the networks of personal communications interpenetrates 

with the flow of mass communication . By exploring the conditions under which mass media 

are (& are not) effective agencies of change, Katz succeed in demonstrating that the role of the 

individual cannot be perceived as a passive 1, but rather as a generator & object of influence in the 

communications process . 

WHERE DO WE FIT IN? 

"[Galtung (1981) has] identified 4 predominant intellectual styles . The SAXONIC style, dominant in 

the major Anglo-Saxon centres (Great Britain & the USA), is very strong in description (proposition 

production), weak in explanation (theory formation), weak in paradigm analysis (analysis & evaluation of 

the foundations of its scientific endeavours), & strong in commentary on other intellectuals (analysing & 

evaluating their paradigms, propositions & theories) . The TEUTONIC & GALLIC styles are weak in 

description, very strong in explanation, & strong in paradigm analysis & commentary . [The 4th, NIP- 

PONIC, style is not discussed in this paper .] 

"The major distinctions between styles centre around orientation to theory formation & utilisation 

of empirical data . The Saxonic style is proposition oriented & less ambitious concerning theory formation 

. The proponents of the Teutonic style are system builders, while the proponents of the Gallic style 

build their theory with linguistic skills as a hammock around 2 counterpoised poles . The Teutonic style 

uses data as plaster on atheoretical pyramid, while the Gallic style considers them as somewhat irrelevant 

for theoretical endeavours, altho worthwhile collecting as a hobby . The Saxonic style thrives 

on data . It collects, documents & interprets : its American version is primarily interested in statistical 

data, its British counterpart in exact documentation . Real debates exist only in the Saxonic style, as 

[the] Teutonic & Gallic styles believe in vehement monologues of different types ." [from Veronica 

STOLTE-HEISKANEN, "The Role of Centre-Periphery Relations in the Utilisation of the Social Sciences ." 

INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY 2 (2) :189-203 .]

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NETWORK THERAPISTS GET CONNECTED 

INSNA member DAVID TRIMBLE has been working hard forging links among network therapists . 

He's editing a nice informal NETLETTER, full of news, abstracts & meeting info . The therapists have 

also been busy running seminars & workshops at conferences . INFO : David Trimble, 125 Saint Paul St, 

Brookline, MA 02146 Tel : 617-566-2416 

"WHY DOES THE GENERAL WHO ALWAYS LOSES THE BATTLE REMAIN IN COMMAND?" 

So asks a recent letter in the Chinese daily, ECONOMIC INFORMATION. The author points to the 

example of a factory chief who caused whatever business he ran to lose money . Instead of being 

demoted, he was transferred to another top job . 

The reason given : "A vast network of connections thru which old schoolmates, friends & colleagues 

promoted & protected each other & for which maintaining good relations was much more important than 

appointing competent people . The factory chiefs are not only battling networks of old cadres & 

interfering bureaucrats but also operating in a market beseige by shortages & price fluctuations over 

which they have no control ." [from Mark O'Neill's Reuter story in the TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL 20 

Aug 87] . 

YES, BUT CAN SHE GET TENURE? 

"Life in America is not so difficult . There any young man can become an assistant professor." 

German physicist Arnold Sommerfeld in the 1920s as quoted by I .I . Rabi in John Rigden, RABI : SCIEN- 

TIST AND CITIZEN [NY : Basic Books, 1986?] . 

OF SPIES AND NETWORKS, FRIENDS AND COUNTRIES 

"Speaking of his [life] in the 1860s as [a member of the Apostle secret society, Henry] Sidgwick 

said : `No part of my life at Cambridge was so real to me as the Saturday evenings on which the 

apostolic debates were held ; and the tie of attachment to the society is much the strongest corporate 

bond which I have known in life ." 

[The tradition continued with Anthony Blunt, Apostle in the 1930s, KGB agent & later, the Queen's 

art curator] . "When, according to Goronwy Rees, Blunt tried to dissuade him from telling M15 that he 

suspected [Guy] Burgess of being an agent, Blunt quoted E .M . Forster's famous aphorism : that faced 

with a choice, he hoped he would have the guts to betray his country rather than his friends . Rees 

says that he replied that the antithesis was false -- 1's country was a dense network of individual & 

social relationships in which loyalty to 1 particular person formed only a single strand . . . . Rees forgot, 

however, the context of Forster's aphorism . Forster prefaced it by writing, `Personal relations are 

despised to-day . . .& we are urged to get rid of them, & to dedicate ourselves to some movement or cause 

instead . I hate the idea of causes." [Noel Annan, "Et tu, Anthony," NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS 22 

Oct 87] . 

DID MONTAIGNE INFLUENCE DURKHEIM&SIMMEL? 

"Starobinski organizes his book around 7 great themes that Montaigne felt he must examine & 

somehow resolve, [including] friendship & the need for an audience . . . . Montaigne had once had an 

incomparable intimacy with [Etienne] La Boetie, an intimacy that isolated them from the deceptive world, 

a `complete fusion of wills,' a stable union of souls and self-revelation ('He saw for me, and I saw for 

him') . . . . 

"Starobinski beings his 3d chapter with Montaigne's announced detestation of dependence, of being 

obliged to others out of favor or gratitude, or worse, being subject to their judgement . But when he 

withdraws to self-sufficiency, Montaigne finds that 'others' creep back in ; he needs them if only to 

prevent him from lying to himself . . . . Moreover, he recognizes that there is a difference between unreasoned 

subjection to l's family or local community & solidarity with wider communities -- solidarity

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that forms a ùniversal bond' : Ì consider all men my compatriots .' With these broader views of self & 

community, Montaigne can go back to local relations . Obligation, he decides, need not be subjection ; it 

can be mutual so long as it is based on the link of truthful speech . 

"Starobinski concludes `The relation to others' with a discussion of Montaigne's delight in triads & 

in 3-part structures . . ." From Natalie Zemon Davis' New York Review of Books review of Jean Starobinski, 

MONTAIGNE IN MOTION (U Chicago Pr, 1987?] . 

YOU ARE NOT ALONE 

43% of the top 30 writers examined annually for 15 years at the U Iowa Writer's Workshop have 

suffered some degree of manic-depressive illness . [Source : Toronto GLOBE & MAIL 18 July 87] . But 

which came 1st, writing or m-d? 

TRANSITIVITY IN HOLLYWOOD 

"Status is demonstrated by a private bathroom & an anteroom with 2 secretaries . Less obviously, it 

is apparent in l's telephone system . `You get hi marks if there are people on your buzzer who are both 

above & below you,' said Laurence Mark, a former VP of production at both Paramount & Fox . Ìt is 

important to be able to buzz up, not just buzz down ."' [Aljean Harmetz, "The Hollywood Office Plays a 

Starring Role," NY TIMES 5 Nov 87] . 

CHIMPS, CATASTROPHES & CONNECTIONS--A GOULD/GOODALLIAN VIEW 

"The current state of a chimpanzee society cannot be assessed by accumulating the ordinary, 

predictable events of daily life (if so, the experimentalist's procedure of occasional random sampling 

might suffice) . Major features are consequences of rate large-scale events (the analogues of war, famine 

& pestilence in our lives) -- true historical particulars that can only be appreciated by watching, not 

predicted from theory Goodall [shows], for example, how much about group size, composition & dynamics 

of the Gombe chimpanzees can be explained by 3 particular events : a polio outbreak in 1966 

leading to 6 deaths & 6 cripplings ; the split of her community [sic] into 2 groups during 1970-1972, & 

the later annihilation of 1 by males of the other ; & the killing & cannibalism of up to 10 infants by 1 

female & her adult daughter following their 'discovery' of this food source in 1974 ." [From Stephen Jay 

Gould's review of Jane Goodall's THE CHIMPANZEES OF GOMBE : PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR . NY 

REVIEW, 25 June 87] 

FROM PROPER BOSTONIANS TO SAMMY GLICK 

"At 1 time, the underwriters' quarters at 1 of NY's prestige firms, 1st Boston, was known as the 

House of Lords . The trading desks were the House of Commons . However, the gentlemanly side of the 

business did not survive the inflationary 1970s & that decade's switch to new ways of borrowing via 

quickie prospectuses, shelf registrations & bought deals . Suddenly, it was the traders who were making 

the big profits & the decisions . The underwriters' authority had rested on a social kinship with their 

blue-chip clients & an ability to syndicate stocks & bonds to investors . But, by the early 1980s, such 

skills were passe ." [Peter Cook, TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL 12 Dec 87] . 

BIG BUCKS 

USA: NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING, 1987 

AARON ANTONOVSKY, Ben-Gurion, "Retirement, Coping & Health : a Longitudinal study," $85,387 . 

TONI ANTONUCCI, Michigan, "Panel Study of Social Support in the Elderly," $70,880 . 

ALICE DAY, Urban Inst, "Older Women and Social Support," " $523,147 . 

JANE DIXON, Yale, "Social Ties, Fulfillment, and Health in Mid-life," $133,376 . 

MARK FRIEDBERGER, Illinois-Chicago, "Farm Family Intergenerational Relations," $26,251 . 

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," 

$136,719 . 

SARA MATTHEWS, Case Western Reserve "Dividing Filial Responsibility in Adult Sibling Groups," 

$97,323 . 

WILLIAM McINTOSH, Texas A&M, "Social Support, Stress, the Aged's Diet and Nutrition," $164,852 

JOHN McKINLAY, New England Res Inst, "Pathways to Provision of Care for Frail Older Persons," 

$372,594 . 

ELEANOR STOLLAR, SUNY-Plattsburgh, "Support Networks of the Rural Elderly," $65,670 . 

LOIS VERBRUGGE, Michigan, "Arthritis and Daily Life," $60,552 . 

USA: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH,1987 

JOY NEWMAN, Wisconsin, "Social Support as a Resource Among Gay Men with AIDS," $137,283 . 

SUSAN SPRECHER, Illinois St,"Changes in Intimate Relationships and Well-Being," $76,393 . 

ALEJANDRO PORTES, John Hopkins, "Help Seeking & Services Use Among Recent Latin American 

Arrivals," $87,556 . 

LIBBY RUCH, Hawaii, "Victims of Rape : Stress, Coping and Social Support," $252,264 . 

WILLIAM VEGA, San Diego St, "Hispanic Social Network Prevention Intervention Study," $50,219 . 

USA: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AWARDS, 1987 

PHILLIP BONACICH, UCLA, "Communication Networks and Social Dilemmas," $71,465 . 

ARNE KALLEBERG, HOWARD ALDRICH and PETER MARSDEN, North Carolina, "Comparing Organizational 

Sampling Frames," $79,978 . 

DAVID KNOKE, Minnesota, "A Comparative Study of Labour Domains in the United States and West 

Germany," $83,203 . 

BARRETT LEE and KAREN CAMPBELL, Vanderbilt, "Interpersonal Networks Among Urban Neighbors," 

$194,403 . 

MARK MIZRUCHI, Columbia, "Political Consequences of Market Interdependencies Between Business 

Firms," $50,000 . 

CHRISTOPHER ROSS, Illinois-Chicago, "City Position in the International Hierarchy," $32,197 . 

WILLIAM ROY, UCLA, "The Rise of American Industrial Corporations," $39,986 . 

JAMES RULE and PAUL ATTEWELL, SUNY-Stony Brook, "The New Uses of Information : Impact on 

Organizations," $59,379 . 

JOEL SPAETH, Illinois, "Collaborative Research on a Strategy for Inter-Organizational Measurement," 

$44,721 . 

CAMILLE WORTMAN and C. EMMONS, Michigan, "Stress and Coping Process : Role Strain and Role 

Conflict in Women Professionals," $115,931 . 

PAUL DiMAGGIO and S . LONG, Yale, Dissertation Fellowship, $3,279 . 

CHRIS WINSHIP and S . COLLINS, Northwestern, Dissertation Fellowship, $3,251 . 

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL FOREIGN AREA AWARDS 

SUSAN ECKSTEIN, Boston U, research on the relationship between state & market forces in Cuba . 

DAVID LOPEZ, UCLA, research on the organization of ethnicity thru US Asian Indian associations . 

CANADA : BARRY WELLMAN (Soc, Toronto) has been awarded $17K from the Social Science 

Research Council of Canada to do a longitudinal analysis of his 1968-1978 East York data . Other small 

grants received to use these data to study links between household and community support, and how 

telephone contact sustains relationships . Still another project is surveying existing research on electronic 

mail and computerized conferencing . 

AND HE NEVER EVEN SUBMITTED A GRANT PROPOSAL 

"Writing is like prostitution . First you do it for the love. Then you do it for a few friends . And 

finally you do it for the money ." MOLIERE. [As quoted in a Writer's Digest ad in the 22 Oct 87 NY 

REVIEW OF BOOKS] 

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MEETING CALENDAR 

SUNBELT SOCIAL NETWORK CONFERENCE, San Diego, 11-14 Feb 1988 

The most fantastic conference of the year is coming up soon, sponsored by INSNA . Charles 

Kadushin is the keynote speaker in the late afternoon of Thursday, February 11 . Ever the optimist, 

Charles will speak on "The Next Ten Years" . 

To get to important matters 1st, temperature should be 75-85° daytimes, but with cool evenings . 

The hotel is on beautiful Mission Bay, with wind surfing (Lin Freeman will demo), swimming, & nearby 

tennis/golf . 

The sessions and chairs are : 

Gender, Ethnicity and Aging : Gary Hurd, 1720 East Garry Avenue, Suite 109, Santa Ana, CA 

92705, (714) 261-6320 (answering service) 432-7138 (home) 

Social Support : Jeffrey C. Salloway, Department of Psychology, Rush Medical College, 1753 W . 

Congress, Chicago, IL 60612, (312) 942-6050 

Health Care Delivery : Martha Ann Carey, 11 Hilly Field Lane, Westport, CT 06880, (203) 226-7053 

Biological Networks : Gregory B . Pollack, W.K . Kellogg Biological Station, Michigan State University, 

3700 Gull Lake Drive, Hickory Corners, MI 49060-9516, (313) 995-9326 

Networks and AIDS : Bonnie Erickson, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, 455 Spadina 

Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2G8, (416) 978-6251 (Centre) 978-5263 (Sociology) 

Exchange Networks : Karen S . Cook, Department of Sociology, University of Washington, Seattle, 

WA 98195(206) 543-4065 (office) 545-2769 (journal) 

Levels of Connectivity : Patrick Doreien, Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh, PA 15260, (412) 648-7597 

Communications : Ronald Rice, Annenberg School of Communications, University of Southern 

California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0281, (213) 743-7427 (office) 743-5975 (School) 

Network Theory : Thomas J . Fararo, Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 

PA 15260, (412) 681-3359 

Intraorganizational Networks : William D . Stevenson, Graduate School of Management, University of 

California, Irvine, CA 92717, (714) 856-6229 Interpersonal Influence : Ronald S . Burt, Department 

of Sociology, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027, (212) 280-3687 

Network Methods : Katherine Faust, Department of Sociology, American University, Washington, 

D .C. 20016(202) 885-2478 (office) 

Cognitive Networks : Sue Freeman, School of Social Sciences, University of California, Irvine, CA 

92717, (714) 856-6698/6041 (office) 856-7637 (messages) 

Tutorials : 

Networks Survey : (6 hours, $45 prepaid), Stanley Wasserman, Department of Psychology, 603 East 

Daniel Street, Champaign, IL 61820, (217) 333-3325 (office) 333-2167 (Statistics) 

UCI-NET : (2 hours, no charge), Bruce McEvoy, c/o Linton C . Freeman, School of Social Sciences, 

University of California, Irvine, CA 92717, (714) 856-6698/6041 (office) 856-7637 (messages) 

Network Analysis Computer Workshop : (2 hours, no charge), Ronald S . 

Sociology, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027, (212) 280-3687 

Burt, Department of 

Also short tutorials (1 hour, no charge) : NEGOPY (William Richards) ; AL (Steve Borgatti) . 

Hotel Reservations : Bahia Resort Hotel, 998 West Mission Bay Drive, San Diego, CA 92109, 619- 

488-0551 . The hotel is on a lush 14 acre peninsula, surrounded by beautiful Mission Bay & 2 blocks 

from the ocean . It has 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, 

double; $80, triples, $84, quads plus 7 percent occupancy tax . To reserve, send first night's deposit and 

tax directly to the hotel, check made out to "Bahia Resort Hotel" . Mention that you are with the 

Sunbelt Social Network group in order to get this special rate . This special rate is also good 3 days 

before & after the conference . Last day for special rate, Jan 12 . 

Conference Registration : Pre-conference registration fee (till Jan 22) is $35 for INSNA members, 

$40 for nonmembers, $20 for students . Reg at the conference is $40 for members, $45 for nonmembers, 

$25 for students . In absentia registration is $10 for which the registrant receives the conference program 

and abstracts . In absentia registrants may place a paper in absentia on the program and in the abstracts 

by submitting to Eugene Johnsen an abstract of up to 200 words by Jan 22 . 1st night buffet 

dinner, $23 . Stanley Wasserman's special tutorial, $45 . Send check, money order, etc . for all this to 

Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Dept of Sociology, Univ of California, Irvine CA 92717 . Make 

checks out to "Sunbelt Social Network Conference" . Registrants should give their full name, professional 

affiliation, address & phone number . 

Time : Feb 11-14, (Thurs afternoon through Sunday noon) Registration starts, early afternoon, Feb 

11 . Stanley Wasserman's Networks Survey Tutorial starts early afternoon, Thurs, Feb 11 (2 hours, with 

additional 2 hour periods on Fri and Sat) . Keynote address by Charles Kadushin in early evening ; 

cocktail hour & buffet dinner follow . Regular sessions begin Fri morning, 0830/0900, running to 1200 . 

Afternoon sessions normally 1600-19000 . 1200-1600 essentially kept open for other activities, especially 

informal poolside networking . 

Inquiries about the program should be addressed to Eugene C . Johnsen Mathematics, U of 

California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106, 805-961-2060 (office), 805-961-2171 (messages) . [EGNCJSN at 

SBITP .BITNET] . 

Proposed Sunbelt Slogan : "While virtue may be its own reward, it pays to belong to the right 

network ." 

SOCIAL NETWORK THERAPY COURSE, Toronto, 21-22 Jan 88 

Organized by Community Occupational Therapy Associates . The approach uses interventions 

designed to strengthen supportive relationships within an existing network & also to enlarge networks . 

The goal is to contribute to the health & community adjustment of the psychiatrically disabled . 

Interventions include Network Construction (designed to help clients add to small, overburdened networks 

or replace unhealthy ls) ; Network Coaching (on improving network relations, assistance with problemsolving, 

increased competence in social skills) ; Network Sessions (meetings of people who have key 

relationships with an individual or family for concrete problem-solving & expression of feelings) . Course 

personnel include Don Wasylenki, Benjamin Gottlieb, Anne Coppard & Gerald Erickson . $150 . INFO : 

Anne Coppard, COTA, 3101 Bathurst St, Suite 200, Toronto, Canada M6A 2A6 . Tel: 416-785-8797 . 

AMERICAN ORTHOPSYCHIATRIC ASSOC, 28-29 March, San Francisco 

Conference includes a half-day workshop : "Current Practice in Network Intervention" with Carolyn 

Attneave, Anne Coppard, Gerald Erickson, Elizabeth Hemley-van der Velden & Paul Ruff . Workshop will 

provide an overview of network intervention in mental health practice in Canada, USA & Scandinavia . 

Applications include chronic mental illness, adolescent problems & crisis intervention . 

PEACE THRU EDUCATION CONFERENCE, 21-24 April 88, Dallas 

Workshops on conflict resolution, servant leadership, global education, world core curriculum, led by 

INSNA member (& former UN official) Robert Muller . Fees : $275 . Info : Robert Muller School, 6005 

Royal Oak Drive, Arlington Texas 76016 .

IOWA WORKSHOP ON PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, Uof Iowa, IowaCity, 20-22 May 88 

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Primarily for grad students, with preference given to members of the Iowa Network on Personal 

Relationships . Deals with different aspects of accounts, ruminations & editorializing in relationships . 

workshop leaders include John Harvey, Ann Weber, Cathy Surra & possibly Charles Antaki . Cost : c$140 . 

INFO : Steve Duck, Communic St, U Iowa, Iowa City IA 52242 

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCE METHODOLOGY, Dubrovnik,30 May-3 June 88 

Topics include general methods, research design, operationalization, data collection, sampling, 

measurement, scaling, statistical data analysis, software, modelling & simulation . Info : Anuska Ferligoj, 

Organizing Committee, Univerza Edvarda Kardlja, Faculty of Sociology, research Institute, 61000 Ljubjana, 

Yugoslavia, Kardeljeva ploscad 5 . Tel: (061)-341-461 . 

Social Networks session at CANADIAN SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY ASSOC, Windsor Ont, 4 June 88 

This session will consist of papers that apply social network analysis to the study of a substantive 

problem in sociology or anthropology, or that contribute to the development of social network theory or 

methodology . Info : Peter Carrington, Soc, U Waterloo, Waterloo, Ont, Canada N2L 3G1 . 

INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOSYNTHESIS CONFERENCE, Venice &Sesto Pusteria, 30 June-4 July 88 

Presents the latest developments & applications : self-realization, education, health, psychotherapy, 

social & international relations, organizational development . Mostly in the beautiful Dolomites . Cost 

(without r&b) : L .260K . Info from INSNA member Alexis DuPont DeBie or Centro Studi Di Psicosintesi "R . 

Assagoli", Piazza Madonna 7, 501 23 Firenze . 

SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, Vancouver, 3-8 July 88 

Info : Robin Gilmour, Psych, Fylde Col, Lancaster U, Bailrigg, Lancaster, England LA1 4YF . 

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, 24-28 Aug 88 

SELECTED SESSIONS, ORGANIZERS (and affiliations) : 

Community, James Blackwell (Soc, Mass-Boston) 

Sociological Approaches to the Study of AIDS, William Darrow (AIDS Program, CID, Ctrs for Disease 

Control, Atlanta GA 30333) 

Family & Kinship, Sandra Hofferth (NICHD, 7910 Woodmont Ave, 7C25, Bethesda MD 20892) 

Historical Sociology & its Methods, Craig Calhoun (Soc, North Carolina) 

Capitalist & Socialist Markets, Ivar Berg (Soc, Pennsylvania) 

Labor Markets & Stratification, Rachel Rosenfeld (Soc, North Carolina) 

Micro-Macro Linkages, George Ritzer (Soc, Maryland) 

Organizations, Hans Pennings (Wharton Schl, Pennsylvania) 

Social Impacts of Science & Technology, John Sonquist (Soc, Cal-Santa Barbara) 

Sociology of Simmel, Suzanne Vromen (Soc, Bard C) 

Social & Political Networks Lawrence Wu (Soc, Princeton) 

Social Interaction, Deidre Boden (Soc, Washington U) 

Social Movements & Collective Behavior, Clarence Lo (Soc, Missouri) 

Soc of Work, Occupations & Professions, Carolyn & Robert Perucci (Soc, Purdue) 

IOWA CONFERENCE ON PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, 11-15 May 89, IowaCity 

Invited speakers already announced are Mark Knapp, Harry Reis, Robert Hinde, Ben Gottlieb . Info : 

Steve Duck, Communication Studies, U Iowa, Iowa City IA 52242 .

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WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY, 1990 --NETWORK SESSIONS 

INSNA has applied for 4 sessions : Interpersonal Nets, Interorg . Nets, Theory, Methods . Rumour 

has the congress in Europe -- Spain or Hungary . ISA's program committee meets 2/88 . 

CROISSANTBELT, Paris, 2/87 

PAST CONFERENCES 

Abstracts of the conference that led to the founding of our French cluster [AFARS] will soon be 

available in Le Bulletin de Methodologie Sociolo i ue. 

NORDIC SEMINAR ON SOCIAL NETWORKS, 26 Aug -4 Sept 1987, Oslo, Norway 

Network intervention discussion with 200+ professionals, mostly from Scandinavia . Hosted by Live 

Fyrand (Erlandsvei 5, 0669 Oslo 6), with Carolyn Attneave, Diane Pancoast & the Botkyrka Network 

Project . 

(Network Notebook continued from page 184) 

IOWA NETWORK ON PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 

This new net wants members working in the field of social & personal relationships . Dues, $39, 

include a sub to the J of Soc & Personal Relationships, a 20% reduction in price of Wiley Handbook in 

Pers Rels, $30 reduction in fees for biennial Iowa conferences, a quarterly newsletter, etc . Info : Steve 

Duck, Communication Studies, U Iowa, Iowa City IA 52242 . Tel : (319)-335-0579 . Bitnet: BLASTWY @ 

UIAMVS . 

ALL PURPOSE COMMENTS TO BE USED AT THE SUNBELT CONFERENCE 

1 . "Your discussion of X includes the dimensions of Y and Z . You can't say one is more important 

than the other because they are all related ." 

2 . "Your discussion ignores the historical aspect of X (and Y and Z) . X is not an ahistorical 

construct . Rather, it is contingent on the particular conjuncture of class [gender, cultural, etc .] forces 

at the time ." 

3 . "X, Y and Z are not globally uniform processes . Case I went from A to B while Case II went 

from C to D . In Case I, X was a mediator, while in Case II, X was an outcome . In both cases, X, Y 

and Z also had internal cleavages ." 

4. "X, Y and Z are treated in your discussion as if they were individualistic variables when 

everyone knows they are structural" . [See Singer & Marini's more sophisticated formulation of this in 

this section .] 

5 . "Your empirical research is invalid because it is atheoretical . It inherently cannot account for 

the multitudinous interactions among all the fuzzily-defined constructs ." 

6 . "Your theoretical constructs are utopian because they contain no referent to systematically 

gathered and evaluated empirical evidence ." 

7 . "You have talked about epistemology & ontology . What you really ought to do is the opposite ." 

[1-3 contributed by Peter Marcuse ; 4-6 by BW ; 7 by Anthony Giddens .] 

(Network Notebook continued on page 190)

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WHAT IS TO BE DONE? --THE NEXT 10 YEARS OF INSNA 

This is the end of the decade : It completes our 10th volume (& our 11th year) . While computer 

shops mythically start in a garage, INSNA started in Wellman's hip-pocket . It's been run that way ever 

since, informally, casually & seriously . In the past 10 years, network analysis has developed from a 

metaphor, dream and cult into a proto-paradigm . We've come up with principles, methodological practices 

-- in fieldwork, surveys, data-handling, computation and statistics -- and a large lore of substantive 

findings . Connections & Social Networks have become established, and a bunch of good textbooks & 

readers now instruct initiates & the unwashed in the faith . We've moved from being scattered pockets 

of graduate students & rebellious faculty to central positions in sociology and respectability in the other 

social sciences . In addition to overt network analysis, a network cum structuralist sensibility has come 

to permeate discourse . 

I immodestly think INSNA has played an important role in this work . But with advancing age, 

comes growth or rigor mortis . It's time to restructure, renew and develop : network analysis in general 

and INSNA in particular . Some ideas that have floated around : 

1 . Developing smaller networks within countries, disciplines and interest groups . The British 

Drizzlebelt and the French AFARS are a beginning here. But why couldn't similar things happen with 

the corporate interlockers or the social workers, to pick 2 examples at semi-random . 

2 . Expanding our base . Right now, we are big (in numbers & influence) in North America & 

sociology . The former strong base in British anthropology has shrunk . Other bases in other disciplines 

need to develop . Alliances should be formed with like-minded groups, such as empirically-minded worldsystems 

analysts, organizational agency analysts, or kinship analysts . There are lots of folks out there 

doing good structural analytic work who have lots of affinity with networkers, but don't quite see 

themselves as network analysts . Both we and they lose badly thru lack of contact . 

3 . Linking with practitioners . A variety of folks are trying to apply network principles to the 

real world . Among the variety of things I've heard of are : "social network therapy" showing chronic 

schizophrenics how to create enduring relationships and helping neurotics to resolve relational difficulties 

; management consulting to identify clusters of communication and power within organizations ; law 

enforcement efforts to identify criminal conspiracies ; personnel development to train executives how to 

develop and use ties ; network training for job search ; networking courses to develop interpersonal skills 

for finding friends and lovers . Most such efforts treat networks as metaphors or use the most rudimentary 

concepts . The practitioners would benefit from the academic tools ; the academics would benefit 

from the real world feedback and the consulting bucks . 

4 . We face the continuing dilemmas of solidifying into a church, hiving off into a sect, or 

diffusing into vacuousness . We need the dynamism of new ideas & the theoretical development of 

existing ideas . It's time to go beyond neat insights & fancy methods . The time of easy victories is 

past, when we snuck up on a pack of social sciences who were talking about social structure but 

practicing individualistic, culturological analysis . For starters, we must consolidate our theoretical base 

and evaluate the analytic utility of various measures . To avoid stale in-groupiness, we need to develop 

entry points to make our work more accessible to broader masses of scholars as well as to practitioners . 

5 . We need to be more intellectually entrepreneurial . What we do, we do well : CONNEC- 

TIONS(says I immodestly), SOCIAL NETWORKS, the Sunbelt, even our T-shirts . But we could use 

summer training institutes (such as the 1 Stan Wasserman has experimented with), an active publications 

series, more widely distributed databases, better guides to software, more miniconferences . One growing 

resource is our textbase of more than 1,000 abstracts (see Charles Jones' note in this issue) . It can be 

easily used to turn out focused bibliographies on many topics from social support to corporate interlocks 

(come to think of it, aren't interlocks really social support for the banks? -- ask Mintz & Schwartz) . 

6 . On a more parochial level, we need to think about INSNA . The Advisory Board has more or 

less drifted along in its original composition . Yet 10 years ago the current chairman of the Columbia 

Soc dept was a grad student . (OK, so Ron is precocious -- the point still holds .) At the same time, 

I've reached my limit . Although there's lots more that should be done, I can't do anymore, and after 

founding & running INSNA for 10 years, I feel I've done enough . It's time to play the transition game .

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So I've asked a committee to recommend where to go from here . They'll report to the membership 

at the Sunbelt & thru CONNECTIONS . One crucial matter : volunteers for editorial, publishing, conferencing, 

organizing, recruiting, linkage-building, coordinating work. If interested, get in touch with a 

committee member or with INSNA directly : 

H . Russell Bernard (Anthropology Dept, Univ of Florida, 1350 GPA, Gainesville FL 32611), 904- 392- 

2031 . 

Ronald Burt (Sociology Dept, Columbia Univ, New York NY 10027), 212-280-3687 . 

Bonnie Erickson (Sociology Dept, Univ of Toronto, 563 Spadina Ave, Toronto, Canada M5S IAI), 

416-978-5263 . 

Charles Kadushin (242 W 101 St, New York NY 10025), 212-865-4369 . 

John Scott (Sociology Dept, Univ of Leicester, Leicester, England LE1 7RH), 0533-55-44-55 . 

John Sonquist (Sociology Dept, Univ of California, Santa Barbara CA, 93106) 805-961-3314 

Karl van Meter (LISH, 54 Blvd Raspail, 75270 Paris, France) . 544-38-49 . 

Meanwhile keep your letters, ms . & subs. coming to the big node in frozen Toronto . 

Barry Wellman 


DEFINING INTIMACY 

The sworn social contract between the producer Joseph Papp and the late choreographer/director 

Michael Bennett : 

Being sound in mind and body and pure in heart, will you solemnly vow, promise, swear, pledge and 

affirm to perform all the duties, obligations, expectations, as they are construed and understood to apply 

to the term "friendship" such as loyalty, fealty, mutual assistance, honesty, truthfulness and trust in all 

dealings, arrangements, both verbal and written, both spoken and unspoken, both at home and abroad, in 

all companies, at all hours, for all times, to set a shining example of integrity in human affairs, in 

contradistinction and toward the obliteration of backbiting, undermining, innuendo, opportunism, greed, 

the devil's larder of subtle seductions preying on man's weakness for aggrandizement at the expense and 

over the corpus of his fellow . 

Be it understood and acknowledged that this signature, though set down in ink, shall be as binding 

as the power in a blood knot, and whosoever shall attempt to sever or untie it shall suffer the penalty 

of the damned and remain forever in a dark and empty theater [Joseph Papp, "Remembering Michael 

Bennett," NY TIMES 12 July 87] 

WOMEN FITTER TO BE TIED 

"I find women to be much more friendly & helpful with both men & women [as business managers] . 

They develop networks in ways men don't ." [Ronald Blake, Mngmnt St, York U, Canada, quoted in 

TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL, 8 Aug 87] . 

CONSPICUOUS CONSUMPTION NEVER EXTENDED TO HARVARD WIVES 

"A Harvard legend tells of [Torsten] Veblen's being invited to the university by President . . . Lowell 

to be considered for an appointment as a member of the department of economics . After being entertained 

by fellow economists, he had a last night dinner with Lowell, who used the occasion to bring up, 

in a suitably careful way, Veblen's most noted academic drawback, which was then being much discussed . 

"`You know, Dr . Veblen, if you come here, some of our professors will be a little nervous about 

their wives .' 

"To which Veblen is said to have replied 'They need not worry ; I have seen their wives .' 

"There is, I believe, no truth to the story ." 

John Kenneth Galbraith, ECONOMICS IN PERSPECTIVE, as quoted by Robert Heilbroner, NY Review- f 

Books, 5 Nov 87 . 

(Network Notebook contined on page 192)

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CLASSICSILLUSTRATED&DISCUSSED 

Two network papers have gotten their just reward, picked by CURRENT CONTENTS as an oftmentioned 

"citation classic" . With that honour, each author gets to tell how the piece got written & 

what's happened since . Here's what they had to say in CC : 

JOHN BARNES"' Class and committees in a Norwegian island parish ." [HUMAN RELATIONS 7 (1954) :39- 

581 . 

"I spent 1952 and part of 1953 in western Norway, carrying out what I initially perceived as a 

'community study .' I soon discovered that although the people I worked with had the cultural values of 

a 'community,' their social structure was quite unlike the paradigmatic gemeinschaft . Their social world 

had a abundance of formal organizations, but most individuals appeared to make decisions with reference 

to personal contacts that often cut across organizational boundaries . It tried to capture this configuration 

with the label 'network' and applied it to the class system, one of the foci of my inquiries . 

"When I returned to Manchester, England, I used the term in the first paper I wrote on my 

research . Then I most to the London School of Economics and found that Elizabeth Bott was grappling 

with somewhat the same pattern of relations in her work on married couples . Neither her findings nor 

mine attracted much attention at the time . Other inquiries with the social network as their central 

analytical tool followed, notably those inspired by Clyde Mitchell . These made a great impact on microsociology, 

and Bott's book [Family & Social Network] and my paper came back into currency . There is 

now a flourishing specialty of network analysis that has its own journal, SOCIAL NETWORKS ; a professional 

organization, the International Network for Social Network Analysis ; and introductory textbooks 

(e .g . S .D . Berkowitz, An Introduction to Structural Analysis & R .S . Burt, Toward a Structural Theory of 

Action) . 

"My career led me away from Norway and network analysis . I became interested in the sociology 

of knowledge and, in particular, in the development of specialties in social science . I've tried to keep 

in touch with network analysts if only as an outsider . I've even been rash enough to tell them what 

they look like from the outside ." [See Connections 6,1 (1983) .] 

"My paper deals not only with social networks in Norway but also with processes of decisionmaking 

. All the instances of citation that I've seen invoke only my comments on networks . I still think 

that what one might call the 'Duke of Plaza Toro' mode of leadership I observed in some Norwegian 

contexts merits further analysis, but perhaps I shall have to write another paper to prove my point ." 

MARK GRANOVETTER, "The strength of weak ties." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78 (1973) :- 

1360-80. 

"Like other mid-1960s Harvard sociology graduate students now identified with the 'social networks' 

perspective, I was fascinated by Harrison White's lectures . I was especially struck by White's description 

of work by Rappoport and Horvath ["A study of a large sociogram", BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 6 :279-91, 

1961] showing that if you traced a network through the seventh and eighth sociometric choices of junior 

high students, you reached many more people than when tracing through first and second choices, who 

tended to choose one another. 

"I saw an important underdeveloped theme - that weak ties were crucial for individuals' instrumental 

needs and for overall social cohesion . This idea was reinforced by my knowledge of analogous 

physical phenomena : weak hydrogen bonds that hold together large molecules, and weak forces in particle 

physics . (These physical analogies never found their way into my papers ; I saw no obvious general 

principle common to the social and physical structures and was wary of appearing megalomaniacal .) The 

clincher came while carrying out interviews for my thesis on how people found jobs : my question about 

whether the person whose information led to a job was 'a friend' often provoked the rejoinder : 'No, just 

an acquaintance .' 

"I submitted a long, discursive paper, "Alienation reconsidered : the strength of weak ties, including 

material on social psychology, labor markets, community organization, and anthropology, to the AMER- 

ICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW in August 1969 . The crushing reply came in December from two referees 

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 

concept only because it had become an 'eximious sociological cul-de-sac' (some day I shall look up 

'eximious') and concluded that the paper should not be published . [Ed. 'Eximious' not in American 

Heritage Dictionary, Mark] . 

"Still a graduate student, I was terribly discouraged . Yet, the paper was very popular and enjoyed 

a vigorous underground circulation for several years . Wisely dropping 'alienation' from the title, I 

resubmitted it to the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY in 1972 . When the paper appeared in May 

1973, it provoked a stream of correspondence exceeding my greatest expectations . My revisions for the 

journal changed the paper in what I have come to think of as a typical way : many interesting detours of 

the original paper were trimmed out in favor of a tight, logical argument. Though the result was no 

doubt better in many ways, the original version continued to have its adherents and was itself published 

in 1982 in CONNECTIONS (vol . 5) . 

"I think the paper has been widely cited because it appeared at a time of rapidly growing interest 

in the social network perspective and was one of the few such papers to take a broad theoretical 

approach . Abstracting away from the content of ties means that there is almost endless sets of relevant 

topics ; moreover, the fundamental argument is extremely simple yet counter-intuitive and paradoxical, 

thus giving the impression, deserved or not, of a simple, self-evident truth not previously understood . 

Because I avoided measurement issues, many writers could use my argument to interpret their results 

without a complex empirical verification procedure . (This may be a case of what my colleague, Stephen 

Cole, calls the function of 'limited obscurantism .') 

"The paper had a second life when discovered in the mid- to late-1970s by the discipline of 

communications, which interpreted the argument in terms of the 'information-redundancy' of strong-tienetworks 

. In 1980 Everett Rogers, then president of the International Communications Association), 

invited me to prepare a paper assessing the empirical status of the weak-ties hypothesis for a special 

session of the ICA meetings . This paper was published in 1983 in SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY as "The 

strength of weak ties : a network theory revisited ." Interest continues, and serious work on measurement 

has finally been taken up ." [e .g ., P. Marsden & K . Campbell, "Measuring tie strength ." SOCIAL 

FORCES 63 :482-501, 1984 .]" 

************************************************************* 


SMALL ALIEN WORLD CHASTITY DEPT 

Barry Markovsky sent along this puzzle . [The original is by "Dr Crypton" in DISCOVER, 10/87] . 

Suppose an alien matriarchal society with 2 customs : (1) If a husband cheats on his wife, he tells 

everyone on the planet except her (& no 1 tells her) . (2) If a wife learns that her husband has 

cheated, at midnite she puts a chastity belt on him & puts him on publicly display the next day . 

Question : what would be the implications if an Earthling landed & announced that "there's been 

cheating on this planet"? 

Answer : There'd be the chastity-belting of all adulterers on the nth nite, with n being the number 

of adulterers. 

Example : If n=1, then the wife who by (1) would know if other adulteries had been committed, 

would immediately know that her husband had cheated & belt him . 

If n=2, then everyone except the 2 wronged women knows of 2 adulterers . The 2 women only 

know of 1 adulterer each -- the other's husband . However when each learns on the next (2d) day that 

this other husband hasn't been belted, she immediately realizes that her husband also is an adulterer . 

Send your analysis for n=55 and n=0 to the contest editor . 

********************** SOCIAL NETWORKS FLASH ********************** 

Vol 9,3 (9/87) has been delayed at the printer . Due out momentarily . 

(Network Notebook ends)

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USINGCONNECTIONSAS A DATABASE 

Charles Jones (Soc, Toronto ; on leave in Toulouse, France, 1987-1988 . 

EARN/BITNET address : CJONES AT FRTOU71, 1987-1988 ; CJONES AT UTOREPAS ; 9/88+) 

Since I usually read CONNECTIONS in transit, I can rarely re-locate interesting abstracts, once 

they have passed from my short term memory. Hence I was definitely interested when the editor 

announced that CONNECTIONS would be made available in machine readable form, as a set of text files 

on IBM formatted 5 " disks . I had the notion that I could build up my personal data bank of everything 

ever published in CONNECTIONS and search it for items relevant to my research interests . Humanists do 

very complex searches of text databases using IBM's SQL . Having no access to SQL, I decided to work 

with the textbase programme in Nota Bene for which I already had a license . 

[CONNECTIONS is available in WordPerfect or generic ASCII versions for $5/issue . First issue 

available vol 9, # 2, a double issue available on 2 disks or 1 high-density (1 .2M disk) . Jones worked 

with the WordPerfect version even though he used a different word processing programme . Ed.] 

I used the abstracts as units of analysis, each one occupying about page of single spaced text, in 

which information about authors, title and source is not separated from the abstract information . So far 

as the programme is concerned, the units of analysis are undifferentiated texts of variable length . Nota 

Bene allows the user to define a variety of markers for delimiting one entry from another . I used a 

blank line, though I could have used other markers or defined my own . What I wanted to do was to pull 

out abstracts if they satisfied such criteria as containing (word A or word B) and word C and not word 

D) . 

Nota Bene's textbase will do this, but for speed of operation, the database must first be indexed, a 

very time-consuming operation, though one time only, and one that can be left to run by itself . For my 

first indexing operation, I had about 720 abstracts on 12 separate files, spread over three disks . The 

task took about 3 hours on a standard PC . An extra disk is needed to store the files containing the 

indexing . information, and the size of the total textbase is effectively limited only by the space available 

for these index files . The size of the index files depends in turn on the number of index entries, which 

can be reduced if users know what they will be looking for, and specify which words are to be indexed, 

rather than taking the easy option of "index all words" . 

Once the text is indexed, searches can be made as a stand-alone operation or from within Nota 

Bene's word processing module . Search words can be joined by boolean combinations of "and", "or" and 

"not" . A "wildcard" feature allows one to imply all words with a common prefix (to be linked by "or"), 

but these are displayed before the search starts, so that unwanted instances can be removed . Entries 

can only be retrieved based on words actually occurring in the index . The programme does not make 

conceptual links or search for synonyms . The search itself is very fast, and results in a sequential 

display of the entries satisfying the search criteria . As each such entry is displayed, users can decide 

whether to transfer it to a file, transfer it to an open word processor document, or ignore it and pass 

to the next one. Each accepted entry is tagged with unobtrusive footnotes which indicate what was the 

search request and what was the name of the file from which the entry came . Then users print out their 

harvest of abstracts and heads for the library to read the originals and make more notes, which can in 

turn be added to the textbase . 

The machine readable version of CONNECTIONS provides a useful starting point for a personal data 

base of abstracts and bibliographies . No doubt other microcomputer packages (XYINDEX for example) 

could do the same sort of job as Nota Bene . Like most people, I like what I'm used to . [CONNEC- 

TIONS and PC MAGAZINE recommend ASK SAM, but WordPerfect itself will do a crude job (without 

ANDs and ORs . Ed .] 

Nota Bene is a [XYWRITE-based] word processor for scholarly applications, integrated with a 

textbase programme for indexing and retrieval . It is very powerful and requires several months work 

with the manual & the context sensitive help to become a proficient user . It can be purchased from 

Dragonfly Software, 409 Fulton St, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA . Various organizations have 

group purchase schemes, including the (US) Modem Language Assoc [MLA] .

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A more detailed example comes from a textbase of 1,065 abstracts, containing 161,847 words in 

total . There were 13,749 keywords which could be searched on. The 2 management files took up 177K 

& 178K respectively, leaving only 7K bytes free on a standard 360K floppy disk . This means that the 

textbase can grow no larger [if 1 stays only with floppies] unless the number of keywords is drastically 

reduced by using techniques given in the manual . One could also buy a larger capacity mass storage 

device [such as a hard disk or the new 1 .4M 3 1/2" floppies] . Serious work with textbases requires 

several megabytes . 

I wanted to find abstracts dealing with WOMEN and NETWORKS, but not AGING . 

case insensitive search was specified : 

WOM* implying WOMAN or WOMAN'S or WOMEN or WOMEN'S 

[After reviewing the list, all instances were chosen] 

and 

NETWORIfthplying any of the 9 words with this root 

[After reviewing the list, all instances were chosen] 

and not 

AG* implying any of 39 words with this root 

[After reviewing the list, only aging related words were selected for the not condition .] 

The following 

Nota Bene then created the following case insensitive search criterion : 

(((WOMAN \or WOMAN'S \or WOMEN \or WOMEN'S) \ and (NETWORK \or NETWORK' \or NETWORK- 

APPROACH \or NETWORKDS \or NETWORKERS \or NETWORKING \or NETWORKS \or NETWORKS' \or 

NETWORKS VOL)) \and \not (((AGE \or AGED \or AGING \or AGINGVOL))) 

After searching the management files (not the abstracts themselvesO, Nota Bene reported that 30 

texts satisfied the search criterion and gave the option of proceeding with output of those abstracts . 

The texts were presented 1 at a time, so that an informed decision could be made whether to transfer 

each 1 to a disk file (or to an open word processor file) or whether to pass to the next . 

Two examples follow from the 30 entries I found : 

author[ CAMPBELL, KAREN .dept[ Soc,univ[ Vanderbilt .year[ 1987 . title[ "Untitled" . pubname[ 

Working paper .vol[ no[ pages[ : 

keys[ text[ (Despite the conventional wisdom that employed women suffer by dint of their exclusion 

from "old-boy" networks, there has been little investigation of gender differences in networks and their 

implications for occupational outcomes . This paper represents a first step toward incorporating network 

concepts into analysis of gender-based occupational inequalities . I document differences between the 

job-related networks of women and men in a sample of recent job-changers in four white-collar occupations 

. Women know persons in fewer occupations than men ; their networks are negatively affected by 

having children younger than six, and by changing jobs in response to their spouses mobility . Men's 

networks are unaffected by these constraints . 

author[ YI, EUNHEE KIM .dept[ Anthropology,univ[ Chicago .year[ 1986.title[ "Implications of 

Conjugal Role Segregation For Extrafamilial Relationships : A Network Model ." pubname[ SOCIAL 

NETWORKS .vol[ 8no[ pages[ : 119-147 .keys[ text[ (The present paper derives an intrafamily 

interaction network from the conjugal role segregation and examines the consequences of the density of 

interaction and of the individual positions in the network for the external relationships of the family . 

It is shown that the less cohesive interaction network within the family with the segregated conjugal 

roles leads to the extensive involvement in extrafamilial relationships and that the position of mother/wife 

as a liaison person within the family results in the pivotal position of women in maintaining extramarital 

kinship . 

Other options could have been chosen for setting up and searching this textbase . The starting 

delimiter could have been AUTHOR[, a short form marker could have been TEXT[ and the ending 

delimiter could have been a double carriage return . The use of the designated keywords for making up 

my own very large omit list would have saved space and speeded up the indexing process . Eventually the 

textbase could be edited to eliminate double-entries, (of working papers that later appear again, because 

of formal publication) .

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COMPUTER STUFF 

FOR BIG BLUE, TRANSITIVITY MEANS BLACK& BLUE 

IBM's operations were recently disrupted for 72 hours by an electronic Xmas card . Someone at the 

Tech'1 U of Clausthal (W . Ger.) sent out a graphics-laden card on IBM's PROFS mail system (via 

Bitnet/Earn) . The card quickly became a hit, & was passed on to expanding Ns of others, gobbling up 

expanding chunks of memory . Because IBM uses PROFS for most of its erstwhile 'paperwork,' the 

company was effectively shut down . [Toronto Globe & Mail 21 Dec 87] . 

ENHANCING COLLABORATION 

INSNA member Duane Bay reports that "our group -- the Systems Concept Lab of Xerox Palo Alto 

Research Ctr -- is building computer software tools to support collaboration . These graphically oriented 

tools are malleable with respect to task & personal style . We are especially interested in supporting 

collaboration in system design (our business) & between widely separated sites . I am studying how we 

collaborate & how we can improve our collaboration because the quality of the tools we create for 

collaborating will be limited by the quality of our collaboration ." ["Sense of the whole : computer 

support for collaboration ." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Organization Development Inst, 

Williams Bay WI, 5/86 . 

THE VIRTUAL CLASSROOM 

INSNA members S Roxanne Hiltz & Murray Turoff have set up this distance education project via 

their EIES computerized conferencing system . Micros, modems, phones & software link students & profs, 

allowing group & individual instruction & chat between students . Students do not have to adhere to a 

fixed schedule of class meetings : they use computerized conferencing to pick times they will review 

lectures, ask questions, take tests, etc . On-line feedback devices evaluate the efficacy of learning . 

Info : Computerized Conferencing & Communications Ctr, New Jersey Inst of Technology, Newark NJ 

07102 . 

LANGUAGE, LINGUISTICS, LITERARY ANALYSIS 

There's now a software review & low-cost distribution system for academics in these fields . It 

invites software developers to submit their packages for review & possible inclusion in the distribution 

process . In addition, qualified reviewers will get $100 per review . Info : Barbara Robson, Ctr for 

Applied Linguistics, 1118 22 St, NW, Washington DC 20037 . 

USING "S" TO ANALYZE MIGRATION TABLES 

"S" is a computer system running under UNIX . It provides interactive capabilities for data analysis 

& graphics . WALDO TOBLER (Geog, Cal-Santa Barbara) has prepared documentation for students & 

professionals on how to use "S" to study migration tables & networks .

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TRANSPORTATION ROUTE 

is an IBM-PC interactive program for finding routes on transportation networks . Nets may have up 

to 512 nodes & 16,384 links . Includes procs for finding the shortest path between 2 points, sequences of 

up to 50 stops, finds minimum spanning tree, times or distances between all points . Graphics display . 

Requires 192K, color graphics, 8087 math chip . $99 from Eastern Software Products, PO Box 15328, 

Alexandria VA 22309 [703-549-5469] . 

KINSHIP NETS 

FAMILY ROOTS provides a family historical record database . Provides descendant, ancestor & 

pedigree charts, with name, categorical & relational search capacity . IBM-PC . $185 from Quinsept, PO 

Box 216, Lexington MA 02173 [617-641-29301 . 

USING "PROLOG" TO STUDY NETWORKS 

PROLOG is a programm language built around symbolic language . It's inherent cognitive network 

capabilities may well be transferable to social network analysis . See Clara & John Cuadrado, "PROLOG 

Goes to Work," BYTE, 8/85 . 

A CLOSET NETWORK MANAGER? 

LOTUS AGENDA groups items of information into user-defined categories . It will assign items into 

categories automatically & will keep an item in several categories at 1'ce . It claims to have powerful 

ways of tracing items (read 'nodes') thru categories (read 'links'), including the use of synonyms & 

filters. $395 for IBM PCs with hard disk . Info : Lotus, 55 Cambridge Pkwy, Cambridge MA 02142 [617- 

577-8500] . 

DECISIONMAKER 

is a conflict analysis program that claims to forecast the outcome of a current negotiation or 

conflict, predict the likely consequences of a strategy & determine the best course of action . IBM-PC. 

Waterloo Engineering Software, 237 Park Ave, New York NY 10017 [800-265-2766] . 

COMMUNITY LIBERATED --AND LOST 

Toronto's Marshall McLuhan Programme in Culture & Technology set up a trans-atlantic modern 

dance, 10/87, in which 1 of the dancers was to be in Toronto & 1 in Geneva -- linked by video & with 

a PC/synthesizer hookup causing the Toronto dancer's movement to make music in Geneva) . The day 

before the event was to take place, the stock market crashed . As a result, the donated satellite 

connection was withdrawn : Zurich gnomes had bought the time for hi financial talks .

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Contains the latest available info . for all members, 1985-1987, including e-mail address . 

* identifies current 1987 members . Cross-references follow: by country, discipline, interest . 

ADAMS, REBECCA G . 

University of North Carolina 

Department of Sociology 

Greensboro, NC, USA, 27412-5001 

(919) 334-5239 : ADAMS @ UNCG 

Discipline : Sociology 

Keywords : friendship, gerontology, support 

Activities : Studying changes in the friendship 

networks of older women . Studying relationship 

between informal/formal support networks & 

functional health status among rural elderly . 

'Patterns of Network Change : A Longitudinal 

Study of Friendships of Elderly Women', THE 

GERONTOLOGIST ; 'A Look at Friendship & 

Aging', GENERATIONS 10 (1986) :40-43 ; 'Secondary 

Friendships & Psychological Wellbeing', 

ACTIVITIES, ADAPTATION & AGING, 8 (1986) : 

59-72 ; 'Physical Distance & Emotional Closeness 

between Friends', INT'L J OF AGING & HUMAN 

DEVELOPMENT, 22 (1986) :55 

ADELMAN, MARA * 

Northwestern University 

Department of Communication Studies 

1815 Chicago Avenue 

Evanston, IL, USA, 60201 

(312) 491 5837 

Discipline : Communications 

Keywords : communications, mental health, 

support 

Activities : Study of professional matchmakers 

on 'weak ties' in mate seeking (draw on Kelly's 

nation of urban ages) . COMMUNICATING 

SOCIAL SUPPORT, (T .L . Albrecht, M .B . Adelman 

& Associates) ; Sage : 1987 . 

AGARWAL,SUMAN 

B-3, New Raj Nagar 

Ghaziabad, U .P ., INDIA, 201 002 

(8) 49147 


Keywords : community, fieldwork, 

inter-organizations, organizations, 

stratification, urban 

Activities : Working on the concept of 

network in a large Indian factory . 

AGNEW, NEIL 

Box 345 

King City, ON, CANADA, LOG 1 KO 

(416) 833-5798 : YF0024 at YORKVM1 

Discipline : Psychology 

Keywords : authority, inter-organizations, 

social movements, organizations, theory, 

dynamic change 

Activities : Decision theory ; artificial intelligence 

; knowledge engineering ; philosophy & 

sociology of science . 

ALDRICH, HOWARD * 



Hamilton Hall 

Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 27514 

(919) 962 5044 : UPANDN @ TUCC 


Keywords : ethnicity, inter-organizations, 

organizations, stratification, urban

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Activities : Analysis of the births, deaths & 

transformation of US trade associations 1940 to 

1984 . Study of 4000+ associations, using archival 

macro-political & economic changes on 

association 'events' (in their event-histories) . 

Research on networks & entrepreneurship in the 

North Carolina Research Triangle ; a panel study 

of prospective & actual business owners : who 

enters business ownership ; who is profitable? 

Network variables predict very well the latter, 

but only marginally well the former . Continuing 

analysis of 4 wave panel study of 571 small 

businesses in 3 English cities, 1978-1984 . 

ALEXANDER, MARA * 

Tisch Hall, 5th Floor 

Department of Marketing 

40 West 4th St . 

New York, NY, USA, 10012 

(212) 598-2212 

Keywords : ethnicity 

ALLEN, MITCH * 

Sage Publications 

2111 W . Hillcrest Dr . 

Newbury Park CA, USA, 91320 


Activities : Principal editor, social 

sciences for Sage . 

ALTERGOTT, KAREN 

Purdue University 

Family Research Institute 

525 Russell St . 

West Lafayette, IN, USA, 47906 

(317) 494-7859 : IRQ at PURCCVM 


Keywords : dynamic change, friendship, gender, 

gerontology, households, intergenerations, 

kinship, microstructure, macrostructure, 

mental health, social class, support, surveys 

ANAPOL, DEBORAH 

Star Route Box 312 

Muir Beach, CA, USA, 94965 

(415) 381-1427 


Keywords : attitudes 

Activities : Primary focus on INTINET, a network 

of people pioneering inclusive long term 

sexual love relationships (cellular families & 

intimate networks) . Research interest : the 

future of the family . 

ANDERSON, GRACE M . * 

Wilfrid Laurier University 


75 University Ave . 

Waterloo, ON, CANADA, N2L 3C5 

(519) 884 1970 


Keywords : ethnicity, migration, 

occupations 

ANDERSON, JAMES 


Dept . of Sociology & Anthropology 


(317) 494 4703 


Keywords : health, information, interorganizations, 

methods, organizations 

Activities : Diffusion of medical innovations 

through physician consultation networks . 

ANDERSON, JEANINE 

Ford Foundation 

Women's Program 

Apartado 949 

Lima 1, PERU, 

(31) 0111 : 25205 PE 

Discipline : Anthropology 

Keywords : gender, households, interorganizations, 

social services, urban 

Activities : Paper for AAAS meetings session on 

Women's Work & Child Welfare in the Third 

World : questions of the effectiveness of 

support networks (for maintaining breastfeeding, 

alternative childcare, etc .) . Plan to replicate 

1971 study of middle-class highrise 

apartment complex in Lima . This would evaluate 

the impact of Peru's economic & political 

crisis on middle-class women along several 

dimensions, including participation in organizations 

& informal networks .

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ANDREWS, STEVEN' 

39 Irving St . 

Boston, MA, USA, 02114 



ANHEIER, HELMUT " 

Rutgers University 


New Brunswick, NJ, USA, 08903 

(203) 932-4039 


Keywords : blocks, fieldwork, 

inter-organizations 

Activities : Analysis of block, social 

structure ; Relationship between informal & 

formal inter-organizational networks ; 

Collecting relational data in politicized 

social structures . 

ANTONUCCI, TONI C . 

University of Michigan 

Institute for Social Research 2252 ISR 

Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 48106 

(313) 764-6563 


Keywords : gerontology, support, surveys, 

teaching 

Activities : National Cancer Institute 

Grant : Cancer Symptoms in the Elderly : 

Support & Responses . 

ARABIE, PHIPPS * 

University of Illinois 

Department of Psychology 

603 E . Daniel Street 

Champaign, IL, USA, 61820 

(217) 333 0631 


Keywords : law, crime & deviance, 


Activities : Blockmodelling, multidimensional 

scaling, overlapping 

clustering (ADCLUS, MAPCLUS, INDCLUS) ; 

combinatorial data analysis . 

ATTNEAVE, CAROLYN L . ` 

5206 Ivanhoe N .E . 

Seattle, WA, USA, 98105 

(206) 524-5694 

Discipline : Psychiatry Psychology 

Keywords : community, ethnicity, mental 

health, graphs, health, social services, 

religion, teaching 

Activities : Prof . Emeritus Psychology, 

Psychiatry & Behavioral Science . Research 

& consultation to projects on applications 

of network concepts to social problems & 

mental health services . 

BAKER, WAYNE ' 

Harvard University 

Grad . School of Business Admin . 

Soldiers Field 


(617) 864-5847 


Keywords : exchange, organizations, 

corporations, inter-organizations 

Activities : Analysis of information flows, 

market outcomes & efficiency ; interest in 

markets, marketing research & economic exchange 

systems . research on investment bank 

relations . 

BALDWIN, CAROL " 

2727 29th Street N .W. 

Suite 203 

Washington, DC, USA, 20008 

(202) 289-7212 


BALDWIN, CAROL' 

2727 29th St . N.W. 

Suite 203 


(202) 289 7212 

Discipline : Management Studies 

Keywords : communications, corporations,information, 


government 

Activities : Business networking book (Wiley) .

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BANDYOPADHYAY,SURAJ* 

Indian Statistical Institute 

Sociological Research Unit 

203 Barrackpore Trunk Rd . 

Calcutta, W . Bengal, INDIA, 700 035 

52-6694 : 021-2210 Stat In 

Discipline : Statistics 

Keywords : community 

BARLEY, STEPHEN 

110 Treva Ave . 

Ithaca, NY, USA, 14850 

(607) 255-1524 


Keywords : corporations, attitudes, authority, 

qual . methods, methods, fieldwork, interorganizations, 

occupations, organizations 

BARNES, JOHN A . * 

Australian National University 


RSSS, G .P .O . Box 4 

Canberra 

ACT AUSTRALIA, 2601 

(062) 494037 


Keywords : graphs, qual . methods 

BARNETT, GEORGE' 

SUNY - Buffalo 

Department of Communications 

Buffalo, NY, USA, 14260 

(716) 636-2141 : COMBARN @ SUNYABVA 


Keywords : communications, information, interorganizations, 

organizations, quant . methods, 

spatial models 

Activities : Inter-organizational networks of 

American corps .based upon shared advertising 

& public relations firms . 

BASSAND, MICHEL * 

EPFL : Inst de Recherche sur 

I'Environment Construit 

Case postale 555 

Lausanne, SWITZERLAND, 1001 

021/4732 


BATTY, MICHAEL 

University of Wales 

Department of Town Planning 

Institute of Science & Technology 

Cardiff, S . Glamorgan, WALES, CF7 7SS 

(0222) 42588 2700 

Discipline : Planning 

Keywords :exchange,environment,graphs, 

migration, quantitative methods, 

technology, urban 

Activities : 'Fractals : Geometry between 

dimensions' (1985) . NEW SCIENCE . M . Batty & 

B . Hutchinson (eds .) ADVANCES IN URBAN 

SYSTEMS MODELLING, North Holland, 

Amsterdam, 1986 . Urban morphology, urban 

modelling & computergraphics in planning . 

Network represent-ations of urban & social 

structure as well as hierarchical structure of 

cities & societies . 'Interacting Computers & 

Interactive Computer Graphics', J OF 

GEOGRAPHY IN HIGHER ED 9 (1) :25-36 

BAUER, CONNIE - 

Marquette University 

College of Business Administration 

Milwaukee, WI, USA, 53233 

(414) 224-1444 


Keywords : communications, graphs, information, 

quant . methods, theory 

Activities : Personal networks of direct selling 

representatives ; valued graph analysis . 

BAUMANN, URS 

University of Salzburg 

Institute for Psychology 

Salzburg, AUSTRIA, A-5020 

(0662) 8044-5103 

Discipline : Psychology

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Keywords : children, demography, friendship, 

mental health, quant . methods, support, surveys 

Activities : Research project on social networks 

& social support . 

BAY,DUANE 

808 Green St . 

E . Palo Alto, CA, USA, 94303 

(415) 328-0517 : Bay .pa @ Xerox .com 



BEARMAN, PETER S . 



Hamilton 070A 



BEATTIE, MARTHA' 

Butler Hospital 

345 Blackstone Blvd . 

Providence, RI, USA, 02906 

(401) 456 3746 


Keywords : mental health, dynamic change, 

theory, longitudinal, theory 

Activities : Commencing data analysis on 

treatment outcome of abusers of alcohol . 

BECK, DONALD' 

Washington State University 


Pullman, WA, USA, 99164-4020 

(509) 335 6810 : See in Activ . 


Keywords : community, demography, rural, 

surveys, technology, information, policy 

Activities : Studying communication networks 

& the diffusion of soil conservation techniques 

among farmer networks . 

BECKER,BRUCE' 

59 Barrington Ave . 

Toronto, ON, CANADA, M4C 4Y8 

(416) 699 1868 : becker @ humber 

Discipline : Computer Science 

Keywords : communications, technology, 

information 

Activities : Development of on-line 

computer graphics, database & display 

systems, computer mapping . 

BENDER, DONALD E .O . 

Universitat Munchen 

Soziologisches Institut der 

Munchen 40, WEST GERMANY, 38000 

(089) 21801901 


Keywords : exchange, inter-organizations, 

macrostructure, methods 

Activities : Evolution of networks in time . 

BENNETT, LOIS' 

19 Scott St . 

Croydon 

New South Wales, AUSTRALIA, 2132 

(612) 798-6459 

Discipline : Social Work 

Keywords : dynamic change, friendship, quant . 

methods, theory, support, households 

Activities : Doctoral thesis on a study of the 

networks of divorced Australian women 2 .5-3 

years after separation ; measuring size, multiplexity, 

degree of clustering & levels of both 

support & demand . 

BERKOWITZ, S.D . ' 

University of Vermont 


31 South Prospect St . 

Burlington, VT, USA, 05405 

(802) 656 2142 


Keywords : corporations, blocks, dynamic 

change, elites, epidemiology, graphs, 

hierarchies, historical analysis

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Activities : Recruitment to Asian-based groups ; 

changes in Canadian corporate organization ; 

divorce in Britain ; application of game theory 

to networks . 

BERNARD, H. RUSSELL' 

University of Florida 

Department of Anthropology 

1350 GPA 

Gainesville, FL, USA, 32611 

(904) 392 2031 : CY$EFH3 @ NERVM 


Keywords : fieldwork 

Activities : Finding the rules governing 

who people know & how they know each 

other . Working on the problem of counting 

previously uncountable populations (e .g ., 

the homeless) using a network model . 

BIDART, CLAIRE' 

4me d'Arcole 

Marseille, FRANCE, 13006 

((9)) 57 02 40 


Keywords : friendship 

BIEGEL, DAVID E . 

Univ. of Pittsburgh 

School of Social Work 

2206 C .L . 

Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 15217 

(412) 624-6306 


Keywords : support, teaching, social services 

Activities : Books : social networks & mental 

health, bldg . Support Networks for the Elderly . 

Schizophenia - Family, Patient & Professional . 

Social Support Networks & Care of the Elderly . 

Research : 'The effect of adult day care upon 

family burden' 'Family eldercare policy 

incentives', 'Service Coord . for the blind & 

visually impaired elderly', 'Coping with 

dementia', 'Rivers Communities Project' . 

BIEN, WALTER ' 

Josef-Raps-Str. 3 

8 Muenchen 40, WEST GERMANY, 

(0202) 662245 


Keywords : demography, dynamic change, microstructure, 

macrostructure, migration, quant . 

methods, spatial models, communications, 

households, surveys 

Activities : Searching for, evaluating, & 

creating network methods for applied projects . 

Working with network group at the German 

Youth Inst ., specializing in family networks . 

BIZET, JEAN-PIERRE 

McKinsey & Co . 

29, rue de Bassano 

Paris, FRANCE, 75008 


BLOMBERG, JEANETTE 

9991 River Mist Way 

Rancho Cordova, CA, USA, 95670-3180 


Keywords : information, inter-organizations, 

organizations, technology 

Activities : Studying how social interaction & 

organizational communications are related to 

the embedding of new technologies into the 

workplace : the use of a computer based 

design environment by human factors & industrial 

designers within a large corporation . 

BO, INGE' 

Rogaland University Centre 

P .O . 2557 

4004 Stavanger, NORWAY, 

((4)) 874100 

Discipline : Education 

Keywords : children, community, education, 

support, teaching, friendship, intergenerations 

Activities : Adolescents' social networks, 

& the relationships between their networks 

& behavior : the ecology of human development 

.

2 0 3 

BOLLAND, JOHN M . 

University of Alabama 

Institute for Social Science Research 

P .O . Box 587 

University, AL, USA, 35486 

Discipline : Politics 

Keywords : community, elites, information, 

methods, political 

BONACICH, PHILLIP * 

University of California 


Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90024 

(213) 825 3017 


Keywords : blocks, corporations, graphs, power, 

quant . methods, microstructure, communications, 

interlocking directorates, centrality 

BOYD, JOHN ` 


School of Social Sciences 

Irvine, CA, USA, 92717 

(714) 856-5427 


Keywords : kinship, graphs, quant . methods 

Activities : 'Social Relations Position & 

Semi-groups' (ms) . 

BRADLEY/ROBERTS, RAYMOND/NANCY' 



Santa Cruz, CA, USA, 95064 

(415) 322 1675 

Discipline : Management Studies Psychology 

Keywords : education, fieldwork, political, 

power, qual . methods, theory 

Activities : Nancy Roberts at Naval Postgrad . 

Ctr ., Monterry CA . 

BRAMSEN,JOHN * 

806 - 666 N . Lakeshore Dr. 

Chicago, IL, USA, 60611 

(312) 642 4188 

Discipline : Sociology Mathematics 

Keywords : graphs, quant . methods 

Activities : Measurement of balance in 

signed graphs & related method of clique 

detection . 

BREIGER, RONALD L. 

Cornell University 


323 Uris Hall 

Ithaca, NY, USA, 14853-7601 

(617) 255-4325 


Keywords : inter-organizations, quant . methods, 

social class, social mobility, stratification 

Activities : Social mobility & networks (with 

Phillipa Pattison), 'Cumulated Social Roles : 

The Duality of Persons & Their Algebras', 

SOCIAL NETWORKS . 

BRIGGS, JANICE 

120 Lovell Rd . 

New Rochelle, NY, USA, 10804 

(914) 235-2383 


Keywords : authority 

Activities : Anarchist networks in late 

Victorian England . 

BRISTOR, JULIA' 

University of Western Ontario 

School of Business Admin . 

London, ON, CANADA, N6A 3K7 

(519) 661-3725 


Keywords : corporations, communications, 

households, information, interorganizations, 

organizations, power, qual . methods 

Activities : Coalitions in industrial/organzational 

purchasing ; inter-organizational 

relations between firms in market exchanges .

2 04 

BROOK, TIMOTHY 

University of Alberta 

Department of History 

Edmonton, AB, CANADA, T6G 2H4 

(403) 438 3484 

Discipline : History 

Keywords : elites, kinship, organizations, 

religion, stratification 

Activities : Local elite composition & structure 

in 17th Century China . 

BUNSTON,TERRY* 

310 Cranbrooke Ave . 

Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5M 1 Ni 

(416) 782 0565 


Keywords : children, dynamic change, social 

services, support 

Activities : Ph .D . thesis : support systems 

of new mothers of low birth weight & normal 

weight as related to maternal adaptation . 

BROWN, PERCY 

43 Central Ave . 

East Brunswick, NJ, USA, 08816 

(201) 238 4703 


Keywords : graphs, hierarchies, qual . methods, 

quant . methods, organizations, spatial models, 

surveys, organization theory & design 

Activities : Telecommunciations, distributed 

computer networks, taxonomy, system 

engineering . 

BRYCESON,DEBORAH 

17 Aldrich Rd . 

Oxford, ENGLAND, 0X2 7SS 

(0865) 515946 

Discipline : Geography 

Keywords : demography 

BULMER, MARTIN * 

London School of Economics 

Department of Social Sciences 

Houghton Street 

London, ENGLAND, WC2A 2AE 

(07) 405-7686 


Keywords : community, support, social 

services, social policy 

Activities : NEIGHBOURS : THE WORK OF PHILIP 

ABRAMS (Cambridge University Pr, 1986) ; THE 

SOCIAL BASIS OF COMMUNITY CARE, (Allen & 

Unwin, 1987) . 

BUNTING, DAVID * 

Eastern Washington University 

Department of Economics 

Cheney, WA, USA, 99004 

(509) 359 7947 

Discipline : Economics 

Keywords : elites, historical analysis, quant . 

methods, power 

Activities : Economic effects of network affiliations 

. 

BURKE, SANDRA CHARVAT * 

1726 Country Club Place 

Marshalltown, IA, USA, 50158 

(515) 752 0362 


Keywords : elites, corporations, gender, gerontology, 


quant . methods, social class, stratification 

Activities : Thesis : network analysis of elites . 

BURNSIDE, BEVERLY 

2616 W . 5th Ave . 

Vancouver, BC, CANADA, V6K 1T3 

(406) 228 2827 


Keywords : community, friendship, gender, 

gerontology, health, microstructure, mental 

health, qual . methods, support 

Activities : 'Sociotherape utic' treatment of 

depression among older women project (guided 

network evaluation manipulations) .

2 0 5 

BURT, RONALD S . * 

Columbia University 



(212) 280 3687 


Keywords : attitudes, communications, corporations, 


perceptions, power, quantitative 

methods, science, surveys, teaching, theory 

Activities : Community power structures, corporate 

co-optation via interlocking, freedom & 

network structure, relational equilibrium 

mathematical models of network structure . 

CAMPBELL, KAREN * 

Vanderbilt University 

Box 1811, Stn . B . 

Nashville, TN, USA, 37235 

(615) 322-7515 


Keywords : gender, occupations, 

stratification, urban 

Activities : WORK & OCCUPATIONS 'Gender 

Differences in Job- related Networks' ; the 

structure of a 1940 neighborhood network ; 

anticipating a comparative study of networks 

in urban neighborhoods . 

CAPPELL, CHARLES " 

University of Virginia 


539 Cabell Hall 

Charlottesville, VA, USA, 22903 

(804) 924-6525 


Keywords : law, crime & deviance, elites, communications, 

government, science, organizations 

Activities : (With Tom Guterbock) analyzing the 

social organization of American Sociological 

Assoc . section memberships ; elite lawyers 

CARLEY, KATHLEEN ` 

Carnegie-Mellon University 

Dept. of Social & Decision Sciences 


(412) 268 3225 : Carley @ c .cs .cmu .ed u [ 


Keywords : communications, dynamic change, 

information, quant . methods, organizations, 

perceptions 

Activities : Simulation models of : dynamic social 

change & stability as a function of network 

position ; effective information flow in 

distributed decision making environment ;impact 

of electronic mail on diffusion . 

CARRINGTON, PETER J . * 

University of Waterloo 


Waterloo, ON, CANADA, N2L 3G1 

(519) 885 1211 : PJC @ WATDCS 


Keywords : corporations, elites, interorganizations, 

law, crime & deviance, 

organizations, power 

Activities : Inference from blockmodels & 

samples of blockmodels (with B . Erickson) . 

CARROLL, WALTER 

Bridgewater State College 


Bridgewater, MA, USA, 02324 

(617) 697-1355 


Keywords : historical analysis, households, 

kinship, law, crime & deviance, macrostructure, 

social class, teaching, urban, theory 

Activities : Book on transformation of New 

Bedford, Mass ., including impact of rapid & 

extensive socioeconomic change on social 

structure & household, from 1860 to 1900, 

(with Thomas A . McMullin) . Relationship 

between capitalist industrialization & 

historical family change . 

CARROLL, WILLIAM * 

University of Victoria 


Victoria, BC, CANADA, V8W 2Y2 

(604) 721 7573 

Discipline : Sociology

2 0 6 

Keywords : corporations, elites, political, 

stratification 

Activities : The Canadian corporate network : 

examining changes in the network in the past 

10 years which is a period of dramatic 

corporate restructuring & internationalization . 

CAULKINS, DOUGLAS 

Grinnell College 


1314 Elm St . 

Grinnell, IA, USA, 50112 

(515) 236-2824 


Keywords : corporations, community, fieldwork, 

inter-organizations, organizations, qual . 

methods,technology, urban 

Activities : Ethnographic research among 

high technology entrepreneurs in Scotland's 

'Silicon Glen' . 

CHAPIN, DAVID A . " 

H .C . 32, Box 13 

Eufield, NH, USA, 03748 


Keywords : methods, surveys, teaching 

CHAPMAN,NANCY* 

Portland State University 

School of Urban & Public Affairs 

Portland, OR, USA, 97207 

(503) 229 4045 


Keywords : environment, gerontology, social 

services, support, urban 

Activities : How formal service providers 

intervene in social networks of the elderly . 

CHATURVEDI, N .K . 

Benares Hindu University 


12-B Katsurba Nagar 

Sogra, Varnasi-22101, INDIA, 


CHEAL, DAVID 

University of Winnipeg 

Sociology Department 

Winnipeg, MB, CANADA, R3B 2E9 

(204) 786 9401 


Keywords : communications, community, 

exchange, friendship, gender, households, intergenerations, 

kinship, microstructure, qual . 

methods, religion, support, theory, urban 

Activities : Research on gift-giving, 1987-1989 . 

CHEEK, NEIL 

87 - 1701 Lobdell 

Baton Rouge, LA, USA, 70806 

(504) 923-1918 


Keywords : epidemiology 

CHIESI, ANTONIO' 

V . le E . Caldara, 41 

Milano, ITALY, 20122 

(02) 599045 


Keywords : corporations, elites, 


Activities :" Property, capital & network 

structure in Italy," F . Stokman,R . Ziegler, J . 

Soct (eds.) NETWORKS OF CORPORATE 

POWER, Polity Pr ., 1985 . Business elites in 

Milano, 'II Padronato e la Rappresentanza Decli 

Interessi Economicia Milano,' PROSPETTIVA 

SINDICALE 55, 1986 . 

CHINO, NAOHITO " 

Aichigakuin University 


Nisshin-cho 

Aichi-gun, Aichi, JAPAN, 470-01 

05617-3-11 


Keywords : dynamic change, microstructure, 

qual . methods, methods, theory 

Activities : (M . Nakagawa), ML-DYNASCAL 

(theory) ; systems analysis of groups ; (with

2 0 7 

Miraiwa), a bifurcation model of changes in 

interdependence structure among objects . 

CLARKE, RICHARD * 

2650 Sharondale Circle 

Atlanta, GA, USA, 30305 

(404) 237 7443 


Keywords : law, crime & deviance, organizations, 

quant . methods, urban, historical analysis, 

information 

COCHRAN, MONCRIEFF 


Department of Human Ecology 

205 Haller Blvd . 


(607) 256 7620 

COOK, KAREN 

University of Washington 


116 Savery 


(206) 534 4065 


Keywords : exchange, inter-organizations 

Activities : Experimental research on 

exchange networks . 

CORMAN, JUNE 

Carleton University 

Dept . of Sociology & Anthropology 

Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K1 H 8G7 

(613) 564-6550 : F53CORMP/Carleton 


Discipline : 

Sociology 

Keywords : 

community 

Keywords : kinship, community 

Activities : (With U . Bronfenbrenner), 'The 

Ecology of Human Development' . Gathered 

partial network data from 320 families 

annually over 5 years, beginning 1978 . 

COHEN, YEHOSHUA 

Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

Department of Geography 

Mt . Scopus 

Jerusalem, ISRAEL, 91905 

(02) 535 694 


Keywords : friendship, community 

Activities : Attachment to place . 

Activities : Cross class : study of families of 

Hamilton steelworkers : a re-examination of 

community hypotheses . 

COXON, ANTHONY P .M . 

University College 

Social Research Unit 

P .O . Box 78 

Cardiff, WALES, CF1 1 XL 

(0222) 44211 


Keywords : blocks, epidemiology, microstructure, 

occupations 

Activities : Socio-epidemiological studies of 

AIDS & HTLV3/LAV transmission . Spatial (scaling) 

representation of social networks . 

COLLINS, RANDALL 

University of California - Riverside 


Riverside, CA, USA, 92521 

(714) 787-5444 


Keywords : exchange 

Activities : WEBERIAN SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 

(Cambridge, 1985) . 

CRELLIN, PAUL 

4115-C Maple Drive 

Cincinnati, OH, USA, 45209-1830 

(513) 871-3117 



education, inter-organizations, mental 

health, teaching, technology

2 0 8 

DANOWSKI, JAMES A . " 


Department of Communication 

Box 4348 


(312) 996 3187 : U45571 at UICVM 


Keywords : communications, 

organizations, quant . methods 

Activities : inter-organizational networks, media 

coverage content networks, audience cognitive 

networks ; interpersonal networks, network 

radiality & media exposure . Semantic network 

structures within who-to-whom structures . 

Television drama character networks & audience 

exposure as a function of regional social 

stability . 

DARRE, JEAN-PIERRE' 

Gerdal 51 rue Dareau 


((1)) 43350482/4 


Keywords : communications 

Activities : Processes de changement technique 

clans ]'agriculture . 

DAUGHERTY, STEVEN R . ' 

University of Chicago 

Department of Behavioural Sciences 


(312) 684-0781 



Activities : Analysis of social networks of 

medical student class. 

DAVIES, PETER 

Polytechnic of the South Bank 


London, ENGLAND, SEI OAA 

(01) 928 8989 


Keywords : epidemiology, stratification, blocks, 

health, occupations, perceptions 

Activities : Epidemiological modelling of 

AIDS in the UK . 

DEGENHARDT, WERNER/BLANCA ` 

Unertlstrasse 13 

8000 Munchen 40, WEST GERMANY, 

(089) 3084952 


Keywords : communications, kinship, 

occupations, qual . methods, quant . methods, 

recruitment,surveys 

Activities : Research in social networks, 

unemployment & job seeking behavior . 

DEGENNE, ALAIN 

8 Square Leon Blum 

Puteaux, FRANCE, 92800 

4778 7491 : FROR 0311 @ CES003 


Keywords : qual . methods 

Activities : Creation d'entreprises. 

DEIERLEIN, KATHY 

52 - 100 Brookside Ave . 

Mt . Vernon, NY, USA, 10550 

(914) 699-0434 


Activities : Graduate student at SUNY 

Graduate Center . 

DESARBO, WAYNE S . * 

28 Forrest View Rd . 

Wallingford, PA, USA, 19086 

(215) 565-7178 


Keywords : communications, 

quant . methods, spatial models 

Activities : (With G . DeSoete & K. Jedidi) 

'Probabilistic Multidimensional Scaling Models 

for Analyzing Consumer Choice', COMMUNI- 

CATION & COGNITION, 1987,20,93-116 . (With 

V .R . Rao),'GENFOLD2 : A New Constrained 

Unfolding Model for Production Positioning', 

MARKETING SCIENCE, 1986,5,1-19 .

2 0 9 

DESERAN,FORREST* 

Louisiana State University 



(504) 388 1113 : LSUVM 


Keywords : community, occupations, 

households, rural 

Activities : Social networks of farm 

families in Louisiana . 

DIMAGGIO, PAUL' 

2 Crest Rd . 

Rowayton, CT, USA, 06853 

(203) 432 2130 


Keywords : organizations, inter-organizations, 

occupations, historical analysis, elites, 

attitudes, stratification 

Activities : Inter-organizational networks in the 

arts in the US ; 'Structural analysis of organizational 

fields : a blockmodel approach', in Barry 

Btow & L . L, Cummings (eds .), RESEARCH IN 

ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR 8 (JAI Press, 

1986) . (With Frank Romo), analysis of 

professional/inter-organizational networks in 

four organizational fields of US arts 

organizations . Archival analysis of the role of 

US private foundations in establishing national 

professional networks in the arts, 1920-1939 . 

DOW, MALCOLM * 




(312) 491-5402 


Keywords : demography, environment, epidemiology, 

health, migration, quant .methods, 

surveys, spatial models 

Activities : Network autocorrelated categorical 

data . Editing special edition of AM . J OF 

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY on 'Biological 

Networks' (with J . Cheversud) . 'Model selection 

procedures for network autocorrelated disturbances 

models.' SOCIAL METHODS & 

RESEARCH 14 :403-22, (1986) . 'Subsample 

replication on cross-cultural surveys .' AM 

ANTHROPOLOGIST 89 :125-133 . 

DUBOFF, DAVID * 

511 Benjamin St . 


(313) 995-2524 


Keywords : attitudes, authority, community, 

dynamic change, education, elites, exchange, 

fieldwork 

Activities : Social networks & community 

support systems ; Therapeutic aspects of 

self-help for the mentally ill . 

DOREIAN, PATRICK' 

University of Pittsburgh 



(412) 648-7597 


Keywords : blocks, dynamic change,environment, 

graphs, hierarchies, inter-organizations, microstructure, 

macrostructure, quant . methods, social 

services, science, social services, 

spatial models, technology 

Activities : Citation studies network, autocorrelation 

models, graph theory & equivalences 

structural representations . MLE 

procedures ; Polyledrae Dynamics. 

DUCK, STEVE' 

University of Iowa 

151 -CSB Communication Studies Building 

Iowa City, IA, USA, 52242 

(319) 335 0579 : BLASTDWY @ UIAMVS 



Activities : (Ed .) HANDBOOK OF RESEARCH 

IN PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS . 

DUPIN, REMY-PIERRE " 

23 rue du Petit Puits 

Marseille, FRANCE, 13002 

(91) 90 20 49 


2 1 0 


Activities : Strategie d'acces au logement et 

strategie de recherche . 

ENNIS, JAMES G . ` 

Tufts University 


Medford, MA, USA, 02155 

(617) 381-3561 : SOCUR000 @ TUFTS 


Keywords : blocks, exchange, political, power, 

quant . methods, science, social movements, 

spatial models, communications, corporations, 

microstructure, organizations 

Activities : Network & role structure in science . 

ERICKSON, BONNIE H . * 

University of Toronto 


563 Spadina Ave . 

Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1 

(416) 978 5263 


Keywords : attitudes, blocks, friendship, gerontology, 

occupations, organizations, social class, 

socialmobility, stratification support 

Activities : Social structure & help,contact & 

stereotyping, robustness of blockmodels . Connections, 

culture & careers in occupations & 

firms . 

FARARO, THOMAS * 




(412) 648-7594 


Keywords : theory 

Activities : (With John Skvoretz), 'Action 

& Institution, Network & Function : the 

Cybernetic Concept of Social Structure' ; 'The 

Dynamics of the Formation of Stable Dominance 

Structures', dealing with formal model 

incorporation of Ivan Chase's bystander 

mechanism, in STATUS GENERALIZATION . 

FAULKNER, ROBERT R . * 

University of Massachusetts 


Thompson 730 

Amherst, MA, USA, 01003 

(413) 545 0072/5 


Keywords : blocks, fieldwork, microstructure, 

occupations 

Activities : The social transformation of 

markets : how the blockbuster era in culture 

industries change the social organization of 

role sets ; how changes in role sets transform 

macro-networks & (blockmodel) positions ; & 

what the outcomes are for market performance . 

'Projects & Careers in Hollywood', AM J OF 

SOCIOLOGY, January 1987 . 

FAGAN, KATHRYN * 

6524 Verano Place 


(714) 856 0305 

Discipline : Psychology Statistics 

Keywords : corporations, demography, 

ethcity, gender, migration, organizations, 

perceptions, quant . methods, urban, surveys 

Activities : Graduate student at the 

University of California, Irvine . 

FAUST, CATHERINE' 

The American University 


603 E . Daniel St . 


(202) 885 2478 

Discipline : Sociology Anthropology 

Keywords : perceptions, quantitative 

methods, spatial models 

Activities : Comparison of methods for positional 

analysis of social networks .

2 1 1 

FEINER, JOEL' 

140 W. 79th Street 


(212) 787-8150 

Discipline : Psychiatry 

Keywords : ethnicity, mental health, migration, 

support 

Activities : Albert Einstein College of 

Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center : programs 

re chronic patients . 

FELDMAN, JONATHAN ` 

620 Thwaites Place 30 

Bronx, NY, USA, 10467 

(212) 231-5293 : JONATHAN 

Discipline : Information 

Keywords : communications, community, environment, 

health, information, intergenerations, 

inter-organizations, macrostructure, organizations,macrostructure,organizations, 

social 

services, technology 

Activities : Nonprofit electronic conference 

system run by & for the nonprofits of New 

York City : a gateway for other networks, BB's 

& non-computer structures . 

FELLING, A. " 

Thomas van Aqumolaan 4 

6500 HK PO 9108 

Nymegen, NETHERLANDS, 


Activities : Intercorporate relations . 

FENNEMA, MEINDERT 

Faldenserwei II 

8834XH Baard, NETHERLANDS, 

05173 1704 


Keywords : elites, inter-organizations, kinship 

Activities : Kinship ties in corporate elite, 

international corporate elite . 

FERLIGOJ, ANUSKA 

Tavcarjeva 4 

Ljubljana, Slovenija, YUGOSLAVIA, 61000 

(061) 324-529 


Keywords : graphs 

FERNANDEZ, ROBERTO M . 

University of Arizona 


Tucson, AZ, USA, 85721 

(602) 621 3531 


Keywords : attitudes, power, communications, 

corporations, elites, spatial models, interorganizations, 

microstructure, macrostructure, 

organizations, recruitment, social movements, 


Activities : Recruitment to social movements, 

policy domains, authority at the 

community level . Networks in organizations, 

inter-organizational networks . 

FERRAND, ALEXIS' 

40 allee Jules Verne 

La Celle St . Cloud, FRANCE, 78170 

(1) 39695980 



Activities : Friendship in middle-class 

urban areas . 

FINDLEY, SALLY 

c/o Jeff Hiris 

10 - 12 Tremlett 

Dorchester, MA, USA, 02137 

Discipline : Demography 

Keywords : children, fieldwork, demography, 

kinship, migration, qual . methods, quant . 

methods 

Activities : Networks of a woman migrant in 

Bamako, Mali . Flows & exchanges in an urban 

microcosm . ' A Study of Woman Migrants in 

Bamako, Mali' . M . Vaa & S . Findley, forth-

2 1 2 

coming, Scandinavian Institute of African 

Studies, Upsala, Sweden . 

FINE, GARY ALAN 

University of Minnesota 


Minneapolis, MN, USA, 55455 

(612) 624 5006 


Keywords : children, friendship, fieldwork, 

microstructure, qual . methods, social movements 

Activities : Symbolic interactionist approach to 

networks analysis . 

FINK, CHARLES' 

3305 Brandy Court 

Falls Church, VA, USA, 22042 

(703) 573 6760 

Keywords : dynamic change, mental health, qual . 

methods, quant . methods, organiz-ations, 

science, systems, information 

Activities : Dynamic systems & cybernetics : 

individual & social . Computer program : 'Does 

Your Double' demo . 

FISCHER, CLAUDE * 



Berkeley, CA, USA, 94305 

(415) 642 4766 : FISCHER1 @ UCBCMSA 


Keywords : communications, community, historical 

analysis, technology, urban 

Activities : 'Touch Someone :' The telephone 

industry discovers sociability', TECHNOLOGY & 

CULTURE ; 'The rise of rural telephoning 

1880-1940', JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY ; 

(with G . Carroll), 'The diffusion of the 

telephone & automobile in the US, 1902-1937' . 

FISCHER, JUDITH 

Texas Technical University 

Dept . of Human Dvpt . & Family Studies 

Lubbock, TX, USA, 79409 

(806) 742 3001 

Keywords : friendship, gender, support 

Activities : Individuals' social networks prior to 

college graduation & after graduation ; includes 

analysis of life transitions & changes in social 

networks . Changes in 10th graders' social 

networks, JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT 

RESEARCH, 1 (1986) :1-10 . 

FOSTER, BRIAN L . 

Arizona State University 


Graduate College 

Tempe, AZ, USA, 85287 

(602) 965 7279 


Keywords : demography, ethnicity, exchange, 

friendship, microstructure, theory, urban, 

kinship 

Activities : Social exchange networks in 

three Thai villages . 

FREEMAN, SUE/LIN 




(714) 833-5917 


FREIDENBERG, JUDITH * 

390 West End Ave ., #5F 


(212) 873-7967 


Keywords : ethnicity 

FRIEDKIN, NOAH E . ` 


Department of Education 

Santa Barbara, CA, USA, 93106 

(805) 961-2840 


Keywords : education, organizations, attitudes, 

communications 

Activities : 'A formal theory of social power' 

JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL SOCIOLOGY, 

12, 1986 :103-126 .

2 1 3 

FRIEDMANN, HARRIET " 




(416) 828 5317 


Keywords : exchange, inter-organizations, 

macrostructure, migration, political 

Activities : Political economy of world food 

production, trade & consumption . 

FYRAND, LIVE' 

Henry Lehresvei 33 

1310 Blommenholm, NORWAY, 

(02-0254429) 1/463952 


Keywords : community, education, environment, 

exchange, fieldwork, friendship, 

gerontology, health, support, gender 

Activities : Developing methods in the health 

& social area in Norway, in conjunction with 

other instititutions, e .g . psychiatry, elderly 

care, hospitals, child care & social services . 

GALANTER, MARC 

University of Wisconsin 

School of Law 

Madison, WI, USA, 53706 

(608) 262-4592 

Keywords : community, ethnicity, law, 

crime & deviance, religion 

Activities : Networks for information sharing 

& strategic coordination among lawyers involved 

with specific kinds of cases - e .g . plaintiff 

lawyers in asbestos cases . 

GALASKIEWICZ, JOSEPH ` 



909 Social Science Building 


(612) 624 7548 


Keywords : community, corporations, 

inter-organizations, organizations 

Activities : The response of non-profit organizations 

& institutional funders to the cutbacks 

in domestic spending in the early 1980s . (With 

Stanley Wasserman), the applications of loglinear 

models to sociometric-type data . 

GAMSON, ZELDA F . 

R . F .D .I . 

Box 11 A 

Chilmark, MA, USA, 02535 

(617) 645 3169 


Keywords : community, education, fieldwork, 

inter-organizations, organizations, teaching 

Activities : Organization in higher education 

which operates as a network ; the use of 

networks for social & educational change . 

GARTRELL, DAVID * 

University of Victoria 


Victoria, BC, CANADA, V8W 2Y2 

(604) 721 7579 


Keywords : information, organizations, religion, 

exchange, fieldwork, perceptions, recruitment, 

social class 

Activities : Networks & social evaluation . 

GEORGE, JON' 

Community Mental Health 

2340 East Stadium 

Ann Arbor, Ml, USA, 48103 

(313) 971-5907 


Keywords : mental health, qual . methods, social 

services 

Activities : Clinical approach using network 

analysis. 

GERSH, DAVID 

1790 S .W . 27th Ave . 

Miami, FL, USA, 33145 

(305) 445 0555 

Discipline : Psychology

2 1 4 

Keywords : friendship, mental health, phenomenology, 

social services, support 

Activities : Social networks of clients in 

residential treatment recovering from drug 

abuse & of step-families . 

GERSON, ELIHU 

Tremont Research Institute 

458 29th St . 

San Francisco, CA, USA, 94131-2399 

(415) 285 7837 


Keywords : qual . methods, science 

GHOSH, BHOLA NATH 

Indian Statistical Institute 

Sociological Research Unit 

203 Barrackpore Trunk Rd . 

Calcutta West Bengal, INDIA, 700035 

52-6694 


Keywords : community, elites, political, power 

Activities : Reciprocal ties within the village 

among the leaders, elites & patrons ; mapping a 

network model . 

GIL MENDIETA, JORGE 

Program Universitario de Computo 

Secretaria General 

Apdo, Postal 20-763 

Mexico City, MEXICO, 01000 

(905) 548 3360 


Keywords : information, elites, dynamic change 

Activities : Bribery, networks, power elites, 

information analysis . 

GLASS, THOMAS 

Duke University 


Durham, NC, USA, 27706 


GODOE, HELGE * 

Norwegian Telecommunic . Res . Est. 

Research Establishment 

2007 Kjeller, NORWAY, 

(472) 73 91 19 


Keywords : exchange, information, technology 

Activities : Communication patterns, social 

networks & social structure . Research for 

information systems . 

GOLD, GERALD * 

York University 


4700 Keele St . 

North York, ON, CANADA, M3J 1 P3 

(416) 736-5261 : YFANOOOI @ YORKVMI 


Keywords : elites, ethnicity, kinship, rural, 

urban, community, government, historical 

analysis, households, qual . methods, methods 

Activities : Multiculturalism & state policy, a 

comparative perspective ; Ethnicity & small 

business where networks aid in identifying the 

field of study . 

GOLDBERG, MICHAEL 

P .O . Box 825 

Venice, CA, USA, 90294 

(213) 392 5485 


Keywords : authority, community, interorganizations, 

organizations, political, 

religion, gender 

GOLDSTEIN, MARC B . 

Central Connecticut State University 


Stanley Street 

New Britain, CT, USA, 06050 

(203) 827 7302 


Keywords : mental health, occupations, social 

class, support

2 1 5 

Activities : The impact of membership of 

women's networking organizations on career 

development . 

GOULD,ROGER * 



William James Hall 

Cambridge, MA, USA, 02138 

(617) 491 6133 : RVG @ HARVUNXT 


GRAHAM, GLENDA 

6405 Dixie Garden Lane 

Dallas, TX, USA, 75236 

(214) 780 7368 


Keywords : communications, government, health, 

organizations, science, urban 

Activities : Network analysis of departments in a 

health science center . 


Keywords : community, ethnicity, urban 

Activities : Ethnohistorical & ethnographic 

research with Afro-Cuban in Tampa, Florida . 

Network broker for two community organizations 

in Tampa . Analysis of data on kinshp 

ties & territorial concentration of members 

of the Mowa band of Choctaws in Alabama . 

GREGORY-HUDDLESTON, KATHLEEN 


Department of Info & Comp Sci . 


(714) 856-7353 : Gregory Q ICS .UCI .ED U 


Keywords : dynamic change, exchange, interorganizations, 

occupations, organizations, 

corporations, fieldwork, qual . methods, 

recruitment 

Activities : High-technology ethnography ; 

computing . 

GRANOVETTER, MARK' 

SUNY 


Stony Brook, NY, USA, 11794-4356 


Keywords : corporations, elites, friendship, 

information, inter-organizations, microstructure, 

macrostructure, occupations, 

organizations, power, recruitment, social 

mobility 

Activities : Embeddedness of economic action in 

social structure ; threshold models of collective 

behavior (with Roland Soong) ; inequality & the 

labor process (with Charles Tilly) for handbook 

of Sociology .'The macrostructure of school 

desegregation' in J . Prager, M . Seeman, D . 

Longshore, eds ., &'Threshold models of interpersonal 

effects in consumer demand . 

GREENBAUM,SUSAN* 

University of South Florida 


4202 Fowler Ave . 

Tampa, FL, USA, 33620 

(813) 974-2209 

GROSS, PENNY 

80 Hazelton Ave . 

Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5R 2E2 

(416) 961-0608 


Keywords : kinship, social class 

Activities : Networks with re-marriage families . 

GRUSKY,OSCAR 




(213) 825 1313 


Keywords : inter-organizations, mental 

health, social services, organizations 

Activities : The impact of interorganizational 

relations on the development of 

comprehensive mental health delivery systems .

2 1 6 

GUILARTE, MIGUEL 




(212) 280 3686 


Keywords : attitudes, corporations, elites, 

governments, inter-organizations, quant . 

methods, political, power, religion, theory 

GURD, GEOFFREY * 

1444 Montcalm 

Montreal, PQ, CANADA, H2L 3G8 

(514) 526-7174 : GURD .G 


Keywords : communications, social movements, 

technology 

GURSTEIN/FAULKNER, MICHAEL/FERNANDE 

529 Clarence St . 

Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K1 N 5S4 

(613) 235 7120 


Keywords : information, technology 

Activities : Impact . of new technologies on 

organizations & intra-organizatinal networks 

GUSTAFSON, GARY 

So . 5416 Willamette 

Spokane, WA, USA, 99223 

(509) 448 2574 

Discipline : Sociology History 

HAMMER, MURIEL * 

NYS Psychiatric Institute 



(212) 960 5682 


Keywords : children, epidemiology, health, gender 

microstructure, mental health, quant . methods, 

power, friendship 

Activities : Overlap in linked personal networks, 

role of children in linking adults . 

HANNEMAN, ROBERT A. * 

University of California - Riverside 



(714) 787-3638 : SORGEN @ UCRVMS 


Keywords : dynamic change, health, theory, 

models, hierarchies, historical analysis, 

quant . methods, social mobility, social 

services, spatial els, stratification, 

theory, inter-organizations 

Activities : Continuous state, continuous 

time simulation models for theory construction . 

Computer Assisted Theory Building : Mobility 

Dynamic Social Systems, (Sage, forthcoming) . 

HANSELL, STEPHEN 




(201) 932 8414 


Keywords : education, friendship, health, 

mental health, gender, support, intergenerations 

HART, JEFFREY A . * 


BRIE 

2234 Piedmont Ave . 


(415) 642 3067 


Keywords : authority, elites, political, technology, 

information, power, government, graphs 

Activities : Industrial policies of US, Germany, 

France, Britain & Japan ; patterns of MNC 

internationalization, especially joint ventures 

& international cooperation agreements . 

HECKATHORN,DOUGLAS 

University of Missouri 


Kansas, MO, USA, 64110 

(816) 276 1602 


2 1 7 

Keywords : law, crime & deviance, exchange, 

methods 

Activities : Analysis of relations between mathmatical 

decision theory & network analysis . 

HELLERSTEIN, LAUREL' 




(413) 549 2795 : Laurel @ UMASS 


Keywords : communications, qual . methods, quant . 

methods, gender, surveys, technology, methods 

HILDUM, DONALD C . " 

Oakland University 


Rochester, MI, USA, 48063 

(313) 370 4125 



quant . methods, spatial models, semantics 

Activities : SOCIAL NETWORKS : 'Competence & 

Performance in Network Structure .' ; reanalysis 

of the Sampson monastery data with 

emphasis on micro-revolution of the network ; 

associative networks of 1984 US convention 

speeches . 

HENNINGS, TAMARA 

MBSC- International House 

3701 Chestnut St . 

6th Floor 

Philadelphia, PA, USA, 19104 

(215) 898 3420 

Discipline : Community Development 

Keywords : authority, children, community, 

demography, dynamic change, education, 

exchange, health, information, gender, 

stratification, support 

Activities : Relationship between power & access 

to resources by women ; the role that networks, 

esp . work ties play in expanding women's power 

base . 

HIGUCHI, YOICHIRO 


Economics Dept, Pacific Studies 

G .P .P . Box 4 

Canberra, AUSTRALIA, 2601 

062 49 310 


Keywords : community, dynamic change, 

exchange, information, kinship, technology 

Activities : Citrus Siam adoption process in a 

rubber smallholding village in South Sumatra . 

HILLOCK, DAVID 

8 Romulus Dr . 

Scarborough, ON, CANADA, M1 K 4C2 

(416) 585-6533 : David @ UTORONTO 


Keywords : children, community, computers, 

exchange, friendship, graphs, health, households, 

information, microstructure, social 

services, support surveys 

Activities : Completing thesis, 'The Social 

Adjustment of Female Single Mothers : A 

Network Analytic Approach' . 

HILTZ, S. ROXANNE 

Upsala College 


East Orange, NJ, USA, 07019 

(201) 266 7239 : ROXANNE @ ORION 



Activities : Developing 'virtual education' via 

computerized conferencing . 

HIRDES, JOHN P . * 

33 Nichol St . 

Elora, ON, CANADA, NOB 1 SO 

(519) 846-0225 : Hirdes @ Watcks 


2 1 8 

Keywords : epidemiology, gerontology, health, 

quant . methods, stratification 

Activities : Proposed study of network 

effects on health care utilization by 

80+ year olds, (with W . Forbes & C . David) . 

HOLLAND, PAUL 

Education Testing Service 

Rosedale Rd . 

Princeton, NJ, USA, 08541 

(609) 734 1241 


Keywords : graphs, macrostructure, microstructure, 

qual . methods, quant . methods, 


Activities : Stochastic blockmodels ; 

missing data in networks . 

HOOPER, DOUGLAS 

18th Floor 

Research & Evaluation Division 

50 E . North Temple 

Salt Lake City, UT, USA, 84150 

(801) 531-3406 


Keywords : community, demography, organizations, 

religion 

Activities : Networks & marriage markets ; network 

aspects of conversion & retention to a 

new religion ; biased networks & commitment in 

voluntary organizations . 

HOWARD, LESLIE 

Whittier College 


Whittier, CA, USA, 90608 

(213) 693 0771 


Keywords : ethnicity, friendship, occupations, 

organizations, stratification 

Activities : Coalition & cleavage among mental 

health professionals, relational patterns & 

labor discipline in the border economy . 

HOWELL, NANCY 

2120 Cowper St. 

Palo Alto, CA, USA, 94301 

(415) 321-5823 


Keywords : demography, kinship 

Activities : Anthropology as ideology : a career 

structure & a set of organization, with focus 

on the dangers of fieldwork & the reduction of 

those dangers . 

HU, ALFRED " 

2 - 835 E . 56th St . 


(312) 752 0765 


Keywords : corporations, inter-organizations, 

political 

Activities : Business networks in East Asia ; PhD 

dissertation at Univ of Chicago . 

HUCKFELDT, ROBERT 

Indiana University 

Department of Political Science 

Bloomington, IN, USA, 47405 

(812) 335-4198 



HUMMELL, HANS J . * 

Fachbereich 1, 

Soziologie 

Universitat Duisburg 

D4100 Duisburg, WEST GERMANY 

(0203) 379 2733 


Keywords : microstructure, friendship, methods, 

theory 

Activities : Positions & rules : describing the 

structure of links in European editor .

2 1 9 

HUNTER, SAUNDRA* 

Box 21 

1440 Canal St . 

New Orleans, LA, USA, 70112 

(504) 568 4664 


Keywords : children, community 

Activities : Bogalusa heart study, race 

differences . 

HURD, GARY S . * 

109 - 172 East Garry Ave . 

Santa Anna, CA, USA, 92705 


Keywords : community, elites, ethnicity, 

exchange, friendship, gender, historical 

analysis, law, crime & deviance, mental health 

HURT, H . THOMAS' 

North Texas State University 

Division of Communication 

P .O . Box 5266, NT Station 

Denton, TX, USA, 76203 

(817) 565 2588 : FA70 @ NTMUSIC 


Keywords : communications, information, mental 

health, qual . methods, quant. methods, support, 

surveys, technology 

Activities : Opinion leadership in diffusion networks 

; outpatient support & inpatient networks 

; social support & alcoholic sober time . 

IACOBUCCI, DAWN " 


Mktg Dept, Kellogg Graduate School Mgmt 

2001 Sheridan Rd . 



INSKIP, ROBIN * 

14 Taylorwood Drive 

Islington, ON CANADA M9A 4R7 

((416)) 244-3866 

Discipline : Library Science 

Keywords : communications, information, 

community, education 

Activities : Returns to U Alberta Fac of Library 

Sci, 9/88 . Currently studying for Ed .D .at 

U of Toronto . 

ISRAEL, BARBARA A . * 


Health Behav., School of Public Health 

1420 Washington Heights 

Ann Arbor, Ml, USA, 48109 

(313) 763 9938 

Discipline : Public Health 

Keywords : community, education, epidemiology, 

health, mental health, occupations, 

organizations, support, teaching 

Activities : Identify sources of stress at work, 

social resources (e .g . social networks & social 

support) & their effects, & in the development 

& implementation of programs & change to 

address identified needs . 

JIRON, EDITH' 

1953 S . Van Gordon St . 

Lakewood, CO, USA, 80228 

(303) 980 1680 


Keywords : epidemiology, ethnicity, gender, 

mental health, information, kinship, qual . 

methods, quant . methods, social services, 

support, surveys, social class 

Activities : Ph .D (Columbia) study of people in 

crisis to learn the mediating power of social 

networks for populations at risk . 

JOHNSEN,EUGENE " 

Univ . of California - Santa Barbara 

Department of Mathematics 


Discipline : Mathematics 

JOHNSON-LENZ, PETER/TRUDY 

Awakening Technology 

695 Fifth St . 

Lake Oswego, OR, USA, 97034 

(503) 635-2615 :118 or P & T

2 2 0 



JONES, BRIAN 

513 Devon Rd . 

Havertown, PA, USA, 19083 

(215) 645 4784 


Keywords : epidemiology, gender, health, 

microstructure, occupations, social class, theory, 


Activities : The mediating effects of networks on 

individual attitudes across social classes . 

JONES, CHARLES 





(416) 978-5263 : JONES @ UTOREPAS 

Discipline : Sociology Sociology 

Keywords : gender, quant. methods, surveys 

Activities : Women & work . 

JOSHI, K . G . 

Chaitany Krupa Anand Housing Colong 

Near Railway Goodshend 

DHARWAD Karnataka, INDIA, 580 007 


KADUSHIN, CHARLES 

242 West 101st St . 


(212) 865 4369 : CGK at CUNYVMS1 


Keywords : elites, communications, community, 

epidemiology, mental health, power, quant . 

methods, support, surveys, technology, theory, 

urban 

Activities : Studies of computer users ; THE 

VIETNAM VETERAN REDEFINED : FACT & 

FICTION (with G . Boulanger) Hillsdale NJ : 

Laurence Earlbawm, 1986 . 

KANDEL, DENISE * 

Columbia University, Box 20 



(201) 305-1977 


Keywords : dynamic change, epidemiology, 

friendship, family 

Activities : Longitudinal study of psychosocial 

transition from adolescence to young 

adulthood, with particular emphasis on the role 

of legal & illegal drugs on the transition . Data 

from spouses & partners & about friendship 

networks . 

KAPLAN,CHARLES 

Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam 

Inst . for & Social Psychology 

Postbus 1738 

Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS, 3000 DR 


Keywords : law, crime & deviance, epidemiology, 

health, information, mental 

health, methods, phenomenology, surveys 

Activities : Networks of drug worlds ; methodological 

applications of network analysis : estimation 

of population para-meters from mathematical 

models of networks, snowball sampling as 

networking, convergence of blockmodels & 

numerical taxonomy & classification procedures . 

KAWABATA, HUGH 

625 Evonshire Ave . 


(805) 683 1757 


Keywords : graphs, blocks, communications, 

quant . methods, organizations 

Activities : Sampling, measurement 

errors in social network data . 

KEEFE, SUSAN EMLEY ` 

Appalachian State University 


Boone, NC, USA, 28608 

(704) 262 6384

2 2 1 


Keywords : education, ethnicity, kinship, mental 

health, support, health, stratification 

Activities : High school student networks & their 

educational effects . 'Southern Appalachia : 

Analytical Models, Social Services, & Native 

Support Systems', AM J OF COMMUNITY 

PSYCH, 14 :479-499, 1986 . 

KELLY, ELINOR 

University of Manchester 

Department of Extramural Studies 

Manchester, ENGLAND, M13 9PL 

(061) 273 3333 


Keywords : community, ethnicity, fieldwork, 

gender, organizations, qual . methods, social 

services, urban 

Activities : Study of social interactions within a 

youth work project & among young homeless 

people, with a focus on their network linkages . 

With Clyde Mitchell, a study of homeless 

families in Manchester including their sets of 

linkages during the crises of homelessness 

(1981-86) . Creation of courses, consultancies & 

small-scale research in race relations, migration 

& ethnicity in cities, most recently with fieldwork 

in Gajarat, India . 

KEMPER, ROBERT V . * 

Southern Methodist University 



(214) 692 2928 


Keywords : demography, fieldwork, education, 

households, migration, urban, rural, science 

Activities : Household structure & migration in 

Tzintzuntzan, Michoacan, Mexico . 

KIM, YOUNG 

Governors State University 


University Park, IL, USA, 60466 

(312) 534-5000, x2302 


Keywords : attitudes, communications, 

community, environment, fieldwork, friendship, 

information, perceptions, microstructure, qual . 

methods, quant . methods, adaptation 

KLOVDAHL, ALDEN S . * 


Dept . of Sociology, Faculty of Arts 

P .O . Box 4 

Canberra, A .C .T . 260, AUSTRALIA, 


Keywords : methods, macrostructure, support 

Activities : Large urban networks, community & 

support in large-scale networks . 

KNOKE, DAVID * 


Sociology Dept . 


(612) 624-6816 


Keywords : elites, government, interorganizations, 

macrostructure, organizations, 

political, power, quant . methods, social 

movements, surveys, theory, labor policy 

Activities : (With Edward Laumann), THE 

ORGANIZATIONAL STATE (1987, U Wisconsin 

Pr) . Comparative labor policy domain study in 

USA & West Germany with Franz Pappi . 

KOENIG, HAROLD F. " 

Oregon State University 

Marketing Dept, College of Business 

Corvallis, OR, USA 

(USA) 503 

Discipline : MARKETING 

Activities : Thesis : how supplier-retailer 

relationships in the grocery industry affect 

retailer communications with other grocery 

retailers . 

KOENIG, THOMAS 

Northeastern University 


500 Holmes 


(617) 497 3854

2 2 2 


Keywords : authority, corporations, elites, law, 

crime & deviance, power, inter-organizations 

Activities : Struggle for control of the legal 

professions during the 1920's & 1930's . 'The 

Challenge to Hierarchy in Legal Education : 

Suffolk & the night law school movement' 

Research in Law, Deviance & Social Control 7 . 

Political Action Committees 'Corporate 

Financing of the Christian Right', HUMANITY & 

SOCIETY . 

KRACKHARDT, DAVID 


Johnson Grad . Sch . of Management 

Malott Hall 

Ithaca, NY, USA, 14853-4201 

(607) 255-8501 : KRACK @ CRNLGSM 


Keywords : attitudes, communications, friendship, 

graphs, hierarchies, perceptions, power, 

organizations 

Activities : Structural autocorrelation ; QAP ; 

Cognitive Social Structures . 

LANE, RON 

P .O . Box 7170 

415 E . Church Rd ., # 

Elkins Park, PA, USA, 19117-0170 

(215) 635-0503 

Discipline : Planning 

Keywords : communications, community, dynamic 

change, education, exchange, fieldwork, information, 

rural, environment, technology 

Activities : Thesis on communication for rural 

development planning with heavy input from 

anthropology & future studies & ecology . 

LANGLOIS, SIMON 

Universite Laval 

Department de Sociologie 

Quebec, PQ, CANADA, G1 K 7P4 

(418) 656 2142 


Activities : Reseaux d'information sur I' emplois 

et mobilite occupationnelle ; choix du conjoint ; 

sociabilite des couples . 

LARICK, ROY * 

Rhodes College 

2000 N . Parkway 

Memphis, TN, USA, 38112 

(901) 726 3933 : LARICK @ RHODES 


Keywords : ethnicity, kinship, historical analysis, 

migration, spatial models, technology 

LARNER, MARY 

2311 Lancashire Dr. #TB 


(313) 665 2446 


Keywords : children, friendship, gender, social 

services, support, dynamic change 

Activities : Processes of change in the personal 

social networks of young families & effects of 

geographic mobility on those changing social 

networks . Includes families from 3 cultural 

groups (US Blacks & Whites, & Swedes), & 

highlights the extent to which values & 

preferences combine with social structural 

factors to shape individual social worlds . 

Home-visiting intervention programs that 

support maternal & infant development in high 

risk, under-served communities to see the 

nature of the supportive relationship that 

develops between paraprofessional 'natural 

helpers' & program participants . 

LATTIN, JAMES 

Stanford University 

Graduate School of Business 

Stanford, CA, USA, 94305 

(415) 723-2079 


Keywords : corporations, graphs, quant . 

methods, spatial models 

Activities : Clustering techniques on networks ; 

overall structure of networks . 

Keywords : 

mobility 

households, information, social

2 2 3 

LAUMANN, EDWARD' 

University of Chicago 


1126 E . 59th St . 

Room 110 


(312) 702-8798 


Keywords : authority, community, ethnicity, 

friendship, health, information, interorganizations, 

macrostructure, methods, 

occupations, organizations, political, 

stratification, surveys 

Activities : Social organization of national policy 

domains, specifically health, energy, agriculture 

& labour, the role of Washington representation 

in interest group politics ; (with David Knoke), 

THE ORGANIZATIONAL STATE, U Wisconsin Pr, 

1987 ; (with John P . Heinz, Robert Salisbury & 

Robert Nelson), the representative process in 

Washington DC of 4 policy domains : health, 

energy, agriculture & labor . 

LAVOIE, FRANCINE " 


Ecole de Psychologie 

#1140 Tour des Arts 

Quebec, PQ, CANADA, G1 K 7P4 

(418) 659 5424 



Activities : Relation entre densite et 

sorte mentale . 

LAWRENCE, ARTHUR 

8 Fern Rd . 

Turnersville, NJ, USA, 08012 

(215) 596-6637 


Keywords : community, epidemiology, information, 

occupations, organizations, technology 

LEAVY, NORMAND 

691 Rue Gingras 

Ste-Foy, ON, CANADA, GI X 3T5 

(418) 651 1079 

Keywords : authority, elites, mental health, 

gerontology, kinship 

Activities : Je prepare un projet concernant 

la prevention par le biais des reseaux . 

LEIFER, ERIC 



Hamilton Hall 


(919) 962-0052 



Activities : The effects of social context on 

competition ; arms control negotiations ; 'A 

Structural Approach to Markets' (with H . 

White) in Schwartz & Mizuchi STRUCTURAL 

ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS ; "Effiency & Social 

Institutions : Uses & Misuses of Economics' in 

ANN REV OF SOCIOLOGY 6 (1986) . 'Sustaining 

Inequality Amongst Equals : Effects of Social 

Context on Competition' . 

LEIGHTON, BARRY 

33 Esterlaw 

Fairlawn Park 

Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K2A 4A5 

(613) 728 5880 


Keywords : community, law, crime & deviance, 

friendship, gerontology 

Activities : Patterns of personal network 

communities ; legal networks & structures ; 

interest groups/networks in local politics . 

LEISS, JACK * 


Department of Epidemiology 


(919) 966 5731 : CIEPJKLL @ TUCC 


Keywords : epidemiology 

Discipline : Anthropology

2 2 4 

LEITER, MICHAEL' 

Acadia University 


P .O . Box 212 

Wolfville, NS, CANADA, BOP 1 XO 

(902) 542-2201 : LEITER at ACADIA 


Activities : Research on job stress & social 

network involvement among nurses . 

LEMIEUX, VINCENT' 


Department de Science Politique 

Ste-Foy, PO, CANADA, G1 K 7P4 

(418) 656-3879 


Keywords : authority, community, government, 

graphs, political, power, qual . methods 

Activities : Etude des reseaux sociaux a 

I'lle d'Orleans . 

LEVINE, JOEL H . 

Dartmouth College 

Math/Social Sciences Program 

Box 6104 

Hanover, NH, USA, 03755 

(603) 646 3213 


Keywords : blocks, corporations, elites, graphs, 

information, inter-organizations, microstructure, 

macrostructure, occupations, organizations, 

power, social class 

Activities : Disaggregating occupation categories 

& their re-combination with respect to 

homogeneity of intragenerational mobility . 

LEWIS, JOHN ' 


Center for International Security 

Galvez House 


(415) 725-2710 


Keywords : authority, community, elites, friendship, 

political, teaching 

Activities : Political networks in China, 1979-83 ; 

now working on military networks in PRC . 

LEWIS, VIRGINIA 

Southern Methodist University 

Cox Schl of Business, Caruth Inst 

Box 333 


(214) 692 3312 

LIN, NAN ' 

SUNY - Albany 


Albany, NY, USA, 12222 

(518) 442-4692 


Keywords : community, epidemiology, ethnicity, 

friendship, gerontology, gender, microstructure, 

macrostructure, mental health, quant . methods, 

recruitment, social class, social mobility, 

stratification, support, teaching, theory, urban 

Activities : Panel survey of social support among 

the elderly (with A . Dean, W . Ensel) ; 

social support & mental health in China ; social 

resources & job mobility in China . 

LIPNACK, JESSICA' 

The Networking Institute 

296 Newton St ., Suite 350 

Waltham, MA, USA, 02154 


LOFLAND, LYN ' 

523 East St . 

Davis, CA, USA, 95616 

(916) 756 8699/7 


Keywords : community, friendship, environment, 

quant . methods, urban 

LORENTZ, ELIZABETH ' 

19 Whippoorwill Rd . 

Armonk, NY, USA, 10504 


Keywords : education, community, dynamicchange, 

inter-organizations

2 2 5 

Activities : Lorentz Laboratory for Collaborative 

Enterprise, Inc . 

LOVE, KATHLEEN 

674 4th Ave . 

Brooklyn, NY, USA, 11232 

(212) 768 2278 


Keywords : friendship, urban 

LUSCHER, KURT 

University of Konstanz 


7750 Konstanz, WEST GERMANY, 5560 

(17531) 88 2670 


Keywords : children, demography, dynamicchange, 

kinship, information, social services 

Activities : Family development ; media impact ; 

human ecology . 

MAGUIRE, JOHN 

2926 San Luis St . 

Richmond, CA, USA, 94804 

(415) 526-3974 



MAIDA, CARL ' 

3042 Westridge Circle 

Thousand Oaks, CA, USA, 91360 

(805) 492 5613 


Keywords : community, ethnicity, health, mental 

health, urban, support 

Activities : Ethnic & social class influence on 

social support among women with lupus who 

participate in community-based, self-help 

support groups . 

MANTELL, JOANNE 

832 Broadway 

10th Floor 


(212) 982 1030 


Keywords : health, ethnicity, support 

Activities : Relationship between network 

attributes & social support vs media influence 

& their independent & joint effects of breast 

cancer detection activities among women in 

metropolitan Los Angeles . 

MARIOLIS, PETER ' 

1121 McConnel Dr . 

Decatur, GA, USA, 30033 

(404) 633-6713 


Keywords : inter-organizations, quant . methods 

Activities : Analytical framework for doing 

social network analysis . Measures of network 

characteristics . 

MARKOVSKY,BARRY' 

University of Iowa 


Iowa City, IA, USA, 52242 

(319) 335-2490 : BLAMBB @ UIAMVS 


Keywords : exchange, exchange, perceptions, 

power, theory, quant . methods 

Activities : 'Power in exchange networks : new 

analytic procedures & tests' (with D . Willer & 

T. Patton, under review) ; 'Power in multiexchange 

networks' (with D . Willer & T . 

Patton ; POWER IN MULTI-EXCHANGE 

NETWORKS, (with D . Willer, & T . Patton) . 

MARSDEN, PETER ' 



William James Hall 



2 2 6 

Keywords : exchange, organizations, stratification, 

surveys, social mobility, quant . methods 

Activities : Methods for collection & analysis of 

survey network data ; job search studies, replicating 

& extending social resources argument, 

considering organizational side of process . 

MARSHALL, VICTOR 


Department of Behavioural Science 

McMurrich Building 

Room 109 


(416) 978 6744 : CJARCU @ UTORONTO 


Keywords : demography, gerontology, health, 

intergenerations, kinship, methods, occupations, 

phenomenology, support, surveys, education, 

qua[ . methods, migration, organizations, theory 

Activities : Work stress & relationship to health, 

job satisfaction, in Ont . interns & residents ; 2 

generational study of aging & the family .(Ed .), 

LATER LIFE Sage, 1986 ; 'Conclusions : Aging & 

Dying in Pacific Societies : Implications for 

Theory in Social Gerontology', DEATH IN PAC- 

IFIC SOCIETIES . 

MCCLOSKEY, JOANNE 

1301 Hertz Dr. S .E . 

Albuquerque, NM, USA, 87108 

(505) 266 3588 


Keywords : demography 

MCGUIRE, PATRICK 

Michigan Technological University 

Department of Social Science 

Houghton, MI, USA, 49931 

(906) 482-2188 



MCPHERSON, J . MILLER * 

University of South Carolina 


Columbia, SC, USA, 29208 

(803) 777-2633 : N050047 @ UNIVSCVM 


Keywords : community, gender, interorganizations, 

organizations, surveys 

MARYANSKI, ALEXANDRA * 

Univ . of California - Riverside 


Riverside, CA, USA, 

(714) 494 6762 

Keywords : community, elites, exchange, kinship, 


Activities : Hominoid social structure . 

MEIER, ROSEMARY 

Toronto Western Hospital 

Department of Psychiatry 

399 Bathurst St . 

Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5T 2S8 

(416) 369-5795 

Discipline : Epidemiology 


MATTHEWS, SARAH * 

Case Western Reserve University 


Cleveland, OH, USA, 44106 

(216) 368 2698 


Keywords : friendship, gerontology, kinship, qual . 

methods 

MEYROWITZ, JOSHUA 

University of New Hampshire 

Communication Program 

Durham, NH, USA, 03824 

(603) 862-3031 



Activities : Media created/influenced networks .

2 2 7 

MICHAELSON, KAREN L . 

MS-132 Eastern Washington University 

219 Showalter 

Cheney, WA, USA, 99004 

(509) 359-2201 


Keywords : ethnicity, fieldwork, gender, health, 

information, political, power, qual . methods, 

social class, support, technology, theory, urban 

Activities : Chair of the Council for Anthropology 

& Reproduction, publish newsletter . 

MICHELE, GOHIER * 

Universite de Quebec a Montreal 

C .P . 8889, Succ . A 

Montreal, PQ, CANADA, H3C 3P3 

Keywords : technology, mental health, epidemiology, 

support 

Activities : Human & social ecology, special 

interest in social support systems, family 

relations, technological impacts, suicide, mental 

health & epidemiology . 

MICHIELSEN, K . * 

Elsevier Science Publishers B .V 

Sara Burgerhartstraat 25 

1055 KV Amsterdam, Netherlands 

(020) 5862-425 :10704 ESPOM NL 

Activities : Publisher, SOCIAL NETWORKS 

MILARDO, ROBERT 

University of Maine 

Merrill Hall 

Orono, ME, USA, 04469 

(207) 581-3128 


Keywords : friendship 

MILLER, ANNE 

211 W . Hillcrest Ave . 

Richmond, VA, USA, 23226 

(804) 282 5909 


Activities : Network analysis of a community 

leadership program, Leadership Metro 

Richmond . 

MILWARD, H . BRINTON 

University of Kentucky 

Ctr for Business & Economic Res . 

Lexington, KY, USA, 40506 

(606) 257 7675 


Keywords : elites, environment, exchange, interorganizations, 

government, mental health, organizations, 

political, power, social movements 

Activities : Inter-organizational policy networks . 

MINAI, KEIKO * 

National University of Singapore 

Department of Japanese Studies 

10 Kent Ridge Cr . 

Singapore, 0511 

772-3706 



Activities : Family & elderly in Singapore . 

MINTZ, BETH * 

University of Vermont 



(802) 656 2163 


Keywords : stratification, corporations, interorganizations, 


power, social class 

Activities : Network analysis of interlocking 

directorates . Relationship between class & 

organizational variables in corporate director 

networks . 'Corporate Directors : Organizational 

vs Class Components of Recruitment', (with 

Gene Johnsen) . 

MITCHELL, J . CLYDE * 

25 Staunton Rd . 

Oxford, ENGLAND, OX3 7TJ 


2 2 8 

MITNICK, BARRY ' 




(412) 648 1555 


Keywords : authority, exchange, elites, government, 

hierarchies, inter-organizations, organizations, 

theory 

Activities : (With Robert Backoff) incentive 

systems, theory of agencies & organizations 

MIZRUCHI, MARK' 

Columbia Univeristy 


New York, NY, USA 10027 

(212) 280-2274 



political, power, quant . methods 

Activities : Effects of various types of intercorporate 

relations on the similarity of political 

behavior between firms ; longitudinal study of 

corporations' responses to changes in capital 

dependence ; an application of the concepts of 

derived & reflected prominence to models of 

network power ; organizational structure & 

performance . 

MOLM, LINDA' 

Emory University 


Atlanta, GA, USA, 30322 

(404) 727 0832 : socldm @ emuvml 


Keywords : microstructure, exchange, power 

Activities : Theoretical & experimental work on 

power use in exchange networks . 

MONTI, ANGEL ' 

Pedro Goyena 2437, 1640 Martinez 

Pcia . de Bs . Aires, ARGENTINA, 

(792-2519) 


Keywords : dynamic change, government, power, 

qual. methods, quant . methods, philosophy 

Activities : Networks as a tool for analysis ; 

basically interdisciplinary analysis ; (in 

Spanish) 'Educational Project in the framework 

of world, latin-American & national projects', 

CINAE, Centre for Educational Researchand-Action, 

Aguero 2268#, 1425 Buenos Aires . 

MORGAN, DAVID' 

Portland State University 

Institute on Aging 

P .O . Box 751 


Discipline : Sociology Gerontology 

Keywords : health, gerontology, information, 

perceptions 

Activities : Combining network analysis & social 

cognition as a means to study informal 

socialization across the life course ; see J OF 

SOC & PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 3 (1986) . 

MOUNT, JEANINE KERL' 


School of Pharmacy 


(608) 262 8678 


Keywords : health, organizations, occupations, 

inter-organizations, social services, mental 

health 

Activities : Interprofessional teams in long-term 

care ; inter-organizational/interprofessional 

relations in human service delivery systems . 

MUELLER, ROBERT' 

Huckleberry Hill 

Lincoln, MA, USA, 01773 

(617) 259 9440 


Keywords : 

corporations, organizations 

Activities : The effective use of human resources 

in business organizations to supplement 

conventional organizational (hierarchical) communications 

flow & management process including 

relationship to corporate governance ; BE-

2 2 9 

HIND THE BOARDROOM DOOR, 1984 Crown 

Pub, NY : director conduct & networking in 

board room, anecdotal, from 30 years experience 

on boards : the games directors play . 

MULLINS, NICHOLAS C . 

Virginial Tech . 


Blacksburg, VA, USA, 24061 

(703) 961-6878 


Keywords : communications, elites, organizations, 

macrostructure, science, social mobility, stratification, 

technology, theory 

MURANUSHI, MICHIMI 

P .O . Box 6356 

Yale Station 

New Haven, CT, USA, 06520 

Discipline : Political Science 

Keywords : elites, hierarchies, historical analysis, 

information, inter-organizations, political, 

power, qual . methods, quant . methods 

NAKAO, KEIKO 



Los Angeles, CA, USA, 90089-0032 

(213) 743-5803 


Keywords : friendship, mental health, methods, 


Activities : Application of network analysis on 

inter-organizational data in mental health . 

NARDOCCHIO, ELAINE 

c/o Madame Dambrin 

65 Rue Alsance Lorraine 

3100 Toulouse, FRANCE, 

CJONES @ UTOREPAS 

Discipline : Sociology Semiotics 

Keywords : blocks 

NELSON, ERIC' 

10301 Sprinkle Rd . 

Vicksburg, MI, USA, 49097 

(616) 649-1835 



NICOL, LIONEL 

2820 Benvenue Ave . #B 


(415) 845 6038 


Keywords : information, inter-organizations, 

teaching, macrostructure, technology 

Activities : Effects of information technology & 

networks on economic development & spatial 

structures . Growth of online information services 

; applications in developing countries . 

NOESGAARD, CHARLOTTE 

University of Waterloo 

Department of Sociology - PAS N 

Kitchener, ON, CANADA, N21 3G1 

(519) 745 1783 

Discipline : Medicine Gerontology Sociology 

Keywords : communications, exchange, gender, 

gerontology, support, power, occupations, 

teaching 

NUMAZAKI, ICHIRO * 

c/o Institute of Ethnology 

Academia Sinica 

Nankang, Taipei, TAIWAN, 11529 


Keywords : corporations, elites, ethnicity, 

fieldwork, historical analysis, kinship, qual . 

methods, social class 

Activities : Thesis : the social networks 

of elite entrepreneurs in Taiwan ; 'Networks of 

Taiwanese Big Business : A Preliminary 

Analysis', MODERN CHINA, vol 12, no 4, 

October 1986 : 487-534 . 

Activities : Semiotics and networks .

2 3 0 

O'RAND, ANGELA' 

Duke University 


Durham, NC, USA, 27706 

(919) 684 2915 


Keywords : elites, blocks, historical analysis, 

gender, organizations, science 

Activities : 'Disciples of the Cell', REIDAL . 

Social structure of research areas ; organizational 

history of a marine biology laboratory ; 

comparative scientific system . 

OKWABI, EMMANUEL AYAH ' 

African Regional Office of the 4th World 

Box 6055 

Accra, GHANA, 

27550 


Keywords : attitudes, communications, community, 

exchange, friendship, information, interorganizations, 

microstructure, organizations, 

perceptions, philosophy, power, rural, spatial 

models, teaching 

Activities : Rural development, ecopolitics, 

cross-cultural communication/exchange, mail 

music/art, image focussing work ; trainer for 

journalists' networks ; anthropolitical-art 

network. 

OLIVER, MELVIN ' 




(213) 825-3059 : RSMELLO AT UCLASSCF 


Keywords : community, ethnicity, exchange, 

friendship, kinship, attitudes, political, power, 

social class, social mobility, support, surveys 

Activities : Network studies of inner-city black 

areas . 

PAGANO,DONNA' 

National Business Executives 

1873 S . Bellaire 

Suite 115 

Denver, CO, USA, 80222 

(303) 691 5390 


Keywords : education, exchange, information, 

inter-organizations, methods, organizations, 

support, teaching 

Activities : Run an executive networking firm 

which actively works with companies in the 

application of network theory to bring about 

social & business expansion . Focus on 

management & marketing skills . Developing 

training manuals in 'networking' for sales, 

marketing & management personnel . 

PALMER,DONALD 




(415) 497 3037 


Keywords : elites, inter-organizations, political, 


PALMER, PEGGY ' 

1204 - 205 Queen Mary Dr . 

Oakville, ON, CANADA, L6K 3K8 

(416) 845 1274 


Keywords : kinship, theory, inter-organizations, 

social services, organizations 

Activities : Thesis : 'Organizational 

Competence in an Inter-organizational 

Networks : A Longitudinal Analysis' . 

PATRICK, AUDREY 

347 North Union St . 

Kennett Square, PA, USA, 19348 

(215) 444 0830 


Keywords : corporations, dynamic change, 

elites, information, inter-organizations, macrostructure, 

power, religion, social movements

2 3 1 

Activities : Power elite networks . 

PATTISON, PHILIPPA * 

University of Wollongong 


P .O . Box 1144, Wollongong 

New South Wales, AUSTRALIA, 

(042) 270 674 


Keywords : graphs, blocks, quant . methods 

Activities : Algebraic models of social networks . 

PAULSON, ROBERT I . * 

3915 Warwick Ave . 

Cincinatti, OH, USA, 45229 

(513) 281-5080 


Keywords : community, government, health, 

inter-organizations, mental health, political, 

social services, teaching 

Activities : Informal social service delivery 

networks . 

Bartering : Elite Education & Social Reproduction 

.' SOCIAL PROBLEMS 33(2) :114-129,1985 . 

PERSSON, LARS O . 

Ministry of Industry 

Regional Studies Group 

Stockholm, SWEDEN, S-L0333 

(08) 7633979 


Keywords : community, dynamic change, 

information, technology 

PETERSON, LARRY ` 

41 Appleton Ave . 

Toronto, ON, CANADA, M6E 3A4 

(416) 651 6913 


Keywords : information, organizations, migration, 

religion, power, social movements, social 

services, support, urban 

Activities : Networks & coalitions : urban core 

support network & coalition building as strategies 

for change toward social justice . 

PEAY, EDMUND 

Flinders University of South Australia 

School of Social Sciences, Bedford Park, 

South Australia, AUSTRALIA, 5042 

(08) 275-2416 


Keywords : attitudes, graphs, spatial models 

PERSELL, CAROLINE HODGES * 

New York University 

18 Commerce St . 


(212) 598 2857 : Persell @ NYUCLU 


Keywords : communications, education, elites, 

fieldwork, organizations, power, qual . methods, 

quant . methods, science, social class, 


Activities : (With P . Cookson), Preparing for 

Power : America's Elite Boarding Schools, Basic 

Books, 1985 . (With Cookson), 'Chartering & 

PFEIFFER, TONI * 

Schlosstr . 22 

5300 Bonn 1, WEST GERMANY, 

(011) 49/228/215346 


Keywords : communications, community, households, 

perceptions, qual . methods, social 

services, spatial models, urban 

Activities : Qualitative photographic (interview 

analysis of the relationship of social interaction 

to buit environment) . Integrated social 

strategies . Use time-lapse camera to record 

everyday urban life . Archive of 600K photos . 

PHILLIPS, ROXANNE 

807 E. Hanna 


(813) 239 2907 


Keywords : communications, corporations,

2 3 2 

friendship, information, organizations, qual . 

methods, quant . methods, rural, mobility, social 

mobility, stratification, teaching, theory 

Activities : Studying the Mothers Against Drunk 

Driving social movement & social mobility . 

PITTS, FORREST R . * 

University of Hawaii 

Department of Geography 

2424 Maile Way 

Honolulu, HI, USA, 96822 

(808) 948-7390 


Keywords : households, epidemiology, migration, 

quant . methods, spatial models 

Activities : Fuel supply & fuel payment problems 

of South Korean farmers ; Editor, KOREAN 

STUDIES ; Cultural Diffusion : Models & 

Reality' (Rowman & Littlefield) . 

PIZARRO, NARCISO * 

Andres Mellando 53, 2nd 

Madrid, SPAIN, 28015 

(34-1) 243-0878 


Keywords : government, elites, interorganizations, 

organizations, power, theory, 

macrostructure 

Activities : Network/process theory of 

organizations . 

POKRAS, STANLEY 

Public Interest Media Project 

P .O . Box 14066 


(215) 922-0227 : 265 Stan Pokras (par 


Keywords : communications, community, information 

Activities : Electronic Networking Association ; 

publishing 'Other Networks' newsletters plus 

online newsletter 'Netweaver' . 

POWELL, MICHAEL 




(919) 962-7568 


Keywords : law, crime & deviance, occupations, 

organizations 

Activities : Innovation & diffusion of innovation 

in legal practice & organizational structure . 

PRAVATINER, MITCHELL A. 


Department of Sociology, Box 4348 


(312) 988-6592 : U15289 Ca) U 


Keywords : community, law, crime & deviance, 

information, urban, sociological practice 

Activities : Social networks & job searches 

among urban working-class women . 

PRENSKY, DAVID * 

P .O . Box 142 

Milltown, NJ, USA, 08850 

(291) 249-1369 


Keywords : attitudes, communications, 

corporations, elites, government, graphs, 

information, inter-organizations, 

macrostructure, occupations, organizations, 

political, power, quant . methods, recruitment, 

social movements, spatial models 

Activities : inter-organizational aspects of 

European & American business organizations . 

PRICE, MARY GAIL 

11 - 334 Melwook Ave . 


(412) 687 1535 


Keywords : friendship, methods, surveys 

Activities : Analysis of Kapferer's 1972 data 

using Homans 1950 as theoretical framework .

2 3 3 

PRICE, RUMI KATO * 

Washington University School of Medicine 

Department of Psychiatry 

4940 Audubon Ave . 

St . Louis, MO, USA, 63110 


Keywords : dynamic change, epidemiology, 

mental health, quant . methods, support, 

surveys, spatial models 

Activities : Kicking the habit : the structure & 

dynamics of recovery from opiate addiction . 

RALL, MARIE THERESE 

3610 S .W . Alice St . 


(503) 244 7688 

Discipline : Gerontology 

Keywords : exchange, gerontology, health, 

mental health, support 

Activities : (With Richard Schulz) in Cohen 

& Syme), SOCIAL SUPPORT & HEALTH (1985) ; 

social support & well-being changes in recent 

stroke victims & their caregivers . 

PROULX, MARC 

3351, St-Dominique 

Jonquiere, PQ, CANADA, G7X 7V6 

(418) 547-0156 



Activities : Research on community planning 

networks . 

PYM, FRANCES R. 

University of New Brunswick 

Faculty of Nursing 

P .O . Box 4400 

Fredericton, NB, CANADA, E313 5A3 

(4506) 453-4642 

QUERRIEN, ANNE' 

Annales de la Recherche Urbaine 

64 rue de la Federation 


(1) 46473271 



Activities : French urban research journal . 

RADECKI,STEPHEN 

Box 24B90 


(213) 224 7711 

Discipline : Medicine 

Keywords : health 

RATCLIFFE, WILLIAM 

49 Stuart Cr . 

North York, ON, CANADA, M2N 1A6 

(416) 481 3311 


Keywords : surveys 

REICHMANN, SEBASTIEN 

38 rue Reaumur 


(1)4277911 



REINGEN, PETER 

Arizona State University 

Marketing Dept, Col of Business 

Tempe, AZ, USA, 85287 

(602) 965 4176 


Keywords : information, communications, 

attitudes 

REITZ, KARL' 

Chapman College 

333 N . Glassell 

Orange, CA, USA, 92666 

(714) 997-6945 


Keywords : friendship, hierarchies, 

quant . methods

2 3 4 

RICE, RONALD 

University of Southern California 

Annenberg School of Communications 


(213) 743-7427 : RICE @ USC-ECLB ARPA 


Keywords : information, communications, 

dynamic change, organizations, technology 

Activities : Interaction of inter- & intraorganizational 

use of communication systems 

with network analysis of communication flow, 

content, industry structure ; (with G . Love), 

'Electronic emotion', COMMUNICATION 

RESEARCH, 1986 ; (with Hart) ; 'Inter-industry 

relations in electronic news services', J OF THE 

AMER STY FOR INFO SCI, 1987 . 

RICHARDS, WILLIAM * 

Simon Fraser University 


Burnaby, BC, CANADA, V5A 1S6 

(604) 291 4119 : USERBILL @ SFU .BITNET 


Keywords : dynamic change, communications, 

microstructure, qual . methods, quant . methods, 

organizations, information 

Activities : Multivariate multiplex network data 

(IBM PC/XT, VAX, mainframe) : 20 variables, 20 

values, 2000 people, 32767 links, fully 

interactive front end ; graphics, laser printer ; 

UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATIONS . 

RICHARDSON, R . JACK * 

McMaster University 


Hamilton, ON, CANADA, L8S 4M4 

(416) 525 9140 


Keywords : elites, information, interorganizations, 

macrostructure, occupations, 

organizations 

Activities : Canadian trust companies 

RILEY, DAVE 


Child & Family Studies 

1300 Linden Dr . 


(608) 262 3314 


Keywords : children, support 

Activities : Paper in J OF SEX ROLES (special 

issue on 'The Social Networks of Males & 

Females : A Lifespan Perspective') ; crossnational 

comparison (US/Sweden) of support 

for mothers & fathers of young children . 

ROBERTSON, DAVID * 

9 Cornelius Way 


(617) 547 0563 


Keywords : blocks 

ROEHRLE, BERND * 

Buchenstrasse 11 

Kirchentellinsfurt, WEST GERMANY, 7402 

(07121) 68609 


Keywords : community, environment, mental 

health, support, epidemiology 

Activities : H . Keupp, & B . Rohrle, eds ., 

SOZIALE NETWERKE, Campus 1987 . 

ROGERS,EVERETT* 




(213) 743 7416 


Keywords : communications, technology, 

organizations 

Activities : Silicon Valley information-exchange ; 

interpersonal diffusion networks for residential 

solar .

2 3 5 

ROLLAND, RICHARD 

611 E . 12th 

Anchorage, AK, USA, 98501 

(907) 276 2121 


Keywords : children, community, ethnicity, 

kinship, organizations, political, health, 

inter-organizations, mental health, social 

services 

ROMNEY, A . KIMBALL 


School of Social Sciences, SST 727 


(714) 856-6797 


Keywords : friendship, kinship, qual . methods, 

quant . methods, social mobility, spatial models 

Activities : Consensus Analysis, canonical analysis, 

MDS 

ROSENAU, JAMES * 

1700 San Remo Dr . 

Pacific Palisades, CA, USA, 90272 

(213) 459 4221 


Keywords : attitudes, dynamic change, authority, 

perceptions, microstructure, inter-organizations, 

organizations, political, power, support, 

technology, theory 

ROSENTHAL, NAOMI * 

SUNY - Old Westbury 

American Studies 

Old Westbury, NY, USA, 17568 

(516) 473 4805 


Keywords : historical analysis, interorganizations, 

organizations, social movements 

Activities : The organizational networks created 

by 19th century women reformers in 3 NY 

towns (Rochester, Poughkeepsie & Wellsville) & 

among nationally noted women reformers who 

lived in the state (1840-1914) . 'Social 

Movements a Network Analysis : A Case Study of 

19th Century Women's Reform in NY State', AJS 

90 : 1022-1054, 1985 . 'Centrality Analysis for 

Historians', HISTORICAL METHODS 20 : 53-62 

(1987) . 

ROSS, CHRISTOPHER * 

3734 N . Wilton 


(312) 996-3005 : UICVM U11989 


Keywords : corporations, hierarchies, interorganizations, 


Activities : 'Organizational Dimensions of 

Metropolitan Dominance : Prominence of Corporate 

Control, 1955-1975' AM SOC REV 1987, 

52 :258-68 ; City position in the international 

urban hierarchy . 

ROSSMAN, G . PARKER * 

Box 382 

Niantic, CT, USA, 06357 

(203) 739-5195 



RUNDBLAD,BENGT* 

Von Dobelns vag 23 

S-443 00 Lerum, SWEDEN, 

(0302) 122 47 


Keywords : community, fieldwork, migration, 

occupations, organizations, qual . methods, 

quant. methods, social mobility, 

stratification, theory 

SADOWSKY, DONALD 

Albert Einstein College of Medicine 

Department of Dentistry 

Van Etten Hospital 

Room 5C15 

Bronx, New York, NY, USA, 10461 

(212) 824-4545 


Keywords : health, information, surveys, 

surveys, professions, epidemiology

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Activities : Diffusion of innovation & new 

information among dentists . 

SAILER, LEE 

Penn State 

School of Business 

Station Rd . 

Erie, PA, USA, 16563 

(814) 898-6436 : UHZ @ PSUVM 


Keywords : blocks, dynamic change, 

information, organizations, perceptions, 

quant . methods, communications, kinship, 

microstructure, mental health 

SALAS, LINDA 


Program in Comparative Culture 


SALLOWAY, JEFFREY COLMAN 

Rush Medical College 



(312) 942 6050 


Keywords : health, support, surveys, technology 

Activities : Longitudinal studies of social 

networks among medical students . 

SALTZER, BENJAMIN A . * 

3205 Talbot St . 

San Diego, CA, USA, 92106 

(619) 225 9961 


Keywords : information 

Activities : Information flows among scientists & 

engineers & impact of a formal computerbased 

system on these lines . 

SALZINGER, SUZANNE * 

New York State Psychiatric Inst . 

722 W . 168th St . 


(212) 960-2551 


Keywords : children, friendship, mental 

health, support, households, health 

Activities : (With Richard Feldman & Muriel 

Hammer) social relationships of abused school 

children, examining the sociometric status, 

social skills, & social networks of children 

aged 9-11who have been physically abused by 

their parents . (With Antrobus, J . & Hammer, 

M .), 'Social Networks of Children, Adolescent 

& College Students in Hillsdale, NJ' :Erlbaum . 

(With Muriel Hammer & R . Feldman), social 

relationships of abused schoolchildren . 

SAMPSON, SAMUEL FRANK 

215 South Cove Rd . 


(802) 864 6751 


Keywords : political, theory 

Activities : Local level electoral politics . 

SCHERER, JACQUELINE 

Oakland University 


521 Varner Hall 

Rochester, MI, USA, 48063 

(313) 370 2420 : + 



Activities : Victimology ; networks for 

training unemployed persons . 

SCHIEFLOE, PER MORTEN 

University of Trondheim 


N-7055 Draguoll, NORWAY, 

(075) 0200411 


Keywords : community, friendship, kinship, 

teaching, urban 

Activities : Urban neighbourhoods & planning .

2 3 7 

SCHMITZ, JOSEPH A . 

1601 Marine St . 

Santa Monica, CA, USA, 90405 

(213) 452 5601 


Activities : Communication in organizations . 

SCHUSTER, TONYA L .' 




(714) 787 5444 : UCRVMS @ INDIANA 


Keywords : community, friendship, gerontology, 

health, mental health, kinship, quant . methods, 

support, surveys, urban 

Activities : Psychological social factors in mental 

health & illness . 

SCHWARTZ, DONALD F . ` 



312 Roberts Hall 


(607) 256 2171 


Keywords : attitudes, communications, fieldwork, 

microstructure, organizations, perceptions 

Activities : Liason roles in organizational 

communications networks . 

SCHWEER, HARLAN 


Sociology & Anthropology Dept . 


(317) 494-8530 : SCHWEER @ PURCCVM 


Keywords : inter-organizations 

Activities : Physicians' adoption of medical 

technology . 

SCHWEIZER, THOMAS * 

Neckarhalde 3 

D-7400 Tuebingen, F ., WEST GERMANY 


Keywords : community, exchange, kinship, fieldwork, 

religion, stratification, households, rural 

Activities : Positional analysis of network data, 

applied to kinship, religion & economic ties in 

a Javanese community ; Q-type factor analysis 

& related methods leading to a positional 

account of the village social structure ; 

multiplex relationships (kinship, economic 

transactions, religious ties) & emerging 

structures in a Javanese community . 

SCOTT, JOHN 

University of Leicester 


Leicester, ENGLAND, LE1 7RH 

(0533) 554455 


Keywords : elites, inter-organizations, kinship, 

macrostructure, organizations, stratification 

Activities : Network analyses of shareholdings 

& directorships . 

SEIDMAN, STEPHEN 

George Mason University 

Dept . of Computer & Info Sciences 

Fairfax, VA, USA, 22030 

(703) 323 2714 

Discipline : Mathematics 

Keywords : dynamic change, exchange, friendship, 

kinship, methods, support 

Activities : Hypergraph models for non-dyadic 

networks, development of software for hypergraph 

models ; exchange network models . 

SHAPIRO, BEN ZION 


Faculty of Social Work 

246 Bloor St. W . 

Toronto, ON, CANADA, M5S 1 A1 

(416) 978-3267 


Keywords : attitudes, community, ethnicity, 

friendship, gerontology, mental health, perceptions, 

qual . methods, social services, support, 

theory

2 3 8 

Activities : Meaning of relationships & its influence 

on various forms of helping relations ; 

networks, support & the meaning of help in 

widowhood ; 'Social development in Isreal : Structures& 

Constructions of Helping ; 'The Social 

Context of Helping : Comparative Study of 

Self-Help in Canada & Israel ; 'The Weak Tie 

Collectivity : A Network Perspective', SOCIAL 

WORK WITH GROUPS 9(4), 1986 . 

SHARKEY, PETER 

10 Aldbourne Ave . 

Woolton, Liverpool, ENGLAND, L25 6JE 

(051) 722 3461 


Keywords : support, social services 

SHEEHAN,NANCY' 

University of Connecticut 

Travelers Center on Aging, U-58 

Storrs, CT, USA, 06268 

(203) 586 4047 


Keywords : gerontology, support 

Activities : Information support among older 

persons in different types of planned housing . 

Family social support to the frail elderly . 

SHOOK, DOUGLAS E . * 




(213) 743-8613 : Shook at USCUM 


Keywords : information 

SHRUM, WESLEY 




(504) 388 1647 : LSUVM SOWESL 


Keywords : blocks, communications, interorganizations, 

friendship, organizations, science, 

health 

Activities : 'Social relations among school 

children', AM SOC REV, 4/87 

SIMPSON, JOHN 





(416) 978 3411 


Keywords : 

religion 

SINGLE, ERIC 

6 Mervyn Ave . 

Islington, ON, CANADA, M9B 1 M6 

(416) 595 6029 


Keywords : law, crime & deviance, surveys 

Activities : Drinking groups : tavern studies & 

intervention programming . 

SMITH, D . RANDALL 



Lucy Stone Hall/Kilmer 


(201) 932 3346 


Keywords : law, crime & deviance, friendship, 

blocks, occupations, social mobility 

Activities : (With Elliot Noma), correspondence 

analysis of network data ; an analysis of 

Sampson's monastery data in MULTIVARIATE 

BEHAVIOR RESEARCH 20 (Apr 85) :179-97 ; 

analysis of mobility transition matrix, 

SOCIOLPERSPECTIVES 28 (1985) :145-73 ; 

blockmodelling of the bank wiring room, 

PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1987 . 

SMITH, DAVID 

University of California - Irvine 



(714) 856-7292 


2 3 9 

Keywords : hierarchies, historical analysis, 

dynamic change, power, international systems 

Activities : (With R . Nemeth), 'International 

Trade & World-System Structure' REVIEW 

(Braudel Centre) 8(4) 517-560 (1985) ; (with D . 

White), 'A Dynamic Analysis of a World System 

Structure' 

SMITH, ROBERT Z . 





Keywords : methods 

SODEUR, WOLFGANG * 

Ostlandstr, 72 

Cologne 40, WEST GERMANY, D-5000 


Keywords : historical analysis, intergenerations, 

microstructure, macrostructure, positions & 

roles, network sampling 

Activities : Changing patterns of inter-generational 

relationships & consequences for socialization 

process ; positions & roles : describing the 

structure of links in the triadic environment of 

persons (with H .J . Hummell) ; representing 

macro-structural properties by microstructural 

distributions (with H .J . Hummell) . 

SOLANO, CECILIA H . 

Wake Forest University 


Box 7778 

Reynold Station 

Winston-Salem, NC, USA, 27109 

(919) 761 5424 


Keywords : friendship, gender, support 

SONQUIST, JOHN A . * 




(805) 961-3314 : 4882SONQ at UCSBVM 

Keywords : corporations, mental health, 

inter-organizations, organizations, quant . 

methods, social services, surveys, technology, 

theory 

Activities : Inter-organizational networks in 

human service organizations ; robustness of 

network analysis algorithms ; formal modelling 

of network system changes over time . 

SPECK, ROSS 

120 Kenilworth St . 


(215) 923 9399 

Discipline : Psychiatry 

Keywords : exchange, friendship, mental health, 

phenomenology, support 

Activities : Network therapy, teaching social 

network intervention . 

SPELMAN, WILLIAM' 

Police Research Forum 

2300 M Street N .W . 

Suite 910 


(202) 466 7820 

Discipline : Criminology 

Keywords : law, crime & deviance, interorganizations, 

fieldwork, epidemiology, 

organizations, recruitment, spatial models, 

urban 

Activities : Networks of juvenile & adult 

criminal offenders - focus on recruitment & 

group activity in the face of intercessions of 

several members ; diffusion of motivations 

within & between formal organizations . 

ST. LEGER, FREDERICK * 

University of Ulster 

Dept . of Social Administration 

Coleraine, N . IRELAND, 8T 52 15A 

(0265) 4141 xt612 


Keywords : community, gerontology, kinship, 

qual . methods, quant. methods, social services, 

urban 


2 4 0 

Activities : (With Cecil R ., Offer, Jr.), 

INFORMAL WELFARE, Gower, 1987 ; comparative 

study of rural welfare in 2 areas of Belfast . 

STANLEY, BRUCE' 

Rhodes College 

International Studies Department 

2000 N . Parkway 


(901) 726-3572 : STANLEY @ RHODES 


Keywords : authority, hierarchies, microstructure, 

political, power, social movements, theory 

Activities : Structure analysis of the Palestinian 

National Movement ; 3-D computer graphic representations 

of political movements ; structural 

role change in regional agricultural research 

organizations . 

STEARNS, LINDA BREWSTER ' 




(504) 388-5348 : SOSTRN at LSUVM 



Activities : (With Mark Mizruchi) examining the 

relationship between corporations' capital - 

dependence & corporate interlocking directorates 

; 'Broken Tie Reconstitution & the Functions 

ofinter-organizational Interlocks : A 

Re-examination' (with M . Mizruchi), ADMIN- 

ISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 12/86 . 

STENING, BRUCE W. ' 

University of Western Australia 

Department of Management 

Nedlands, West Australia, AUSTRALIA, 6009 

(09) 380-2987 


Keywords : elites, corporations, interorganizations, 

organizations, power 

Activities : Australian corporate elite ; interlocking 

directorates among the largest American 

corporations . 

STEVENSON, WILLIAM' 


Graduate School of Management 


(714) 856 6229 : WBSTEVEN @ UCI 


Keywords : authority, corporations, interorganizations, 


quant . methods 

STOKMAN,FRANS' 

1140 Michigan St . 

Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 

(313) 663 9885 : STOKMAN @ HGRRUG5 

Discipline : Politics Sociology 

Keywords : corporations, elites, graphs, interorganizations, 

organizations, power, quant . 

methods, recruitment, spatial models 

Activities : Interlocking directorates among 

large c orps .in The Netherlands (together with 

R . Mokken) & group formation in the UN (F .N . 

Stokman, 'Roll calls & sponsorship : A methodological 

analysis of 3d World group 

formation in the United Nations .' Leyden : 

Sijthoff, 1977 .) Development of an appendix to 

SPSS for net-work analysis, together with 

Mokken & Felling . 

STOUT, SHARON 

1807 Myrtle Rd . 

Silver Springs, MD, USA, 20902 

(607) 257 6835 


Keywords : dynamic change, health, interorganizations, 

methods 

Activities : Structural analysis examining changes 

in union competition which organize - 

workers in health care industries . 

STRAIN, LAUREL' 


Department of Behavioural Science 

McMurrich Building 


(416) 598 5418 

Discipline : Gerontology

2 4 1 

Keywords : friendship, gerontology, kinship, 

health 

Activities : Social support, aging & health . 

STRATFORD, JEAN' 


Institute of Governmental Affairs 

Davis, CA, USA, 95616 

(916) 752-2045 


Keywords : elites 

Activities : Research programs on East Asian 

culture & development . 

SYNGE, JANE 




(416) 525 9140 

Discipline : Sociology Gerontology 

Keywords : children, community, exchange, 

friendship, gerontology, health, kinship, 

gender, social services, surveys 

Activities : Family, friendship, in middle 

& old age . 

TADA, TETSURA ` 

542 W. 112th Street, #3A 


(212) 663-8022 


Keywords : quant . methods, inter-organizations, 

organizations 

TAKEUCHI, AKIHIRO * 

Otamayashita 19-10-107 

Sendai, Miyagi Pre ., JAPAN, 980 

(022) 227-9714 


Keywords : community, friendship, occupations, 

quant. methods, social class, stratification, 

support, theory, urban, blocks 

Activities : 'Some problems in network analysis 

of role structure', Tohuku Gakuin University 

Review, general education, no 87, 1987 . 

TARDY, CHARLES 

University of Southern Mississippi 

Department of Speech Communication 

Box 5131 

Hattiesburg, MS, USA, 39406 

(601) 266 4271 


Keywords : health, information, support, communications, 

friendship, mental health, quant . 

methods 

Activities : Communicative behaviors related to 

social support . 

TAUSIG, MARK' 

University of Akron 


Akron, OH, USA, 44313 

(216) 375 6914 


Keywords : epidemiology, inter-organizations, 

mental health, support 

Activities : Personal networks & formal services 

by family members caring for disabled member 

(mental health & retardation, frail elders) . 

TEIRNEY, CHARLES 

NDHQ DMOS3 

100 Metcalfe St . 

Ottawa, ON, CANADA, K1A 0K2 

(613) 996 4472 


Keywords : authority, demography, dynamic 

change, exchange, political, information, 

inter-organizations, matrix structure, 

occupations, organizations, recruitment, 

surveys 

Activities : Adult vocational testing, guidance, 

& counselling .

2 4 2 

TERRY, PATTERSON * 

P .O . Box 21073 

Lansing, MI, USA, 48909 

(517) 355 7800 


Keywords : inter-organizations, organizations 

Activities : Analysis of organizational ties among 

social service organizations in 12 medium-sized 

midwest US cities . Completed thesis (1986) : 

'Local social service inter-organizational 

networks : their environments & their effects on 

the deliveryof social services' . 

Keywords : community, support, teaching, 

social services, exchange 

Activities : Development of teaching on community 

social work based networks . 

TINDALL, DAVID 

112 - 1631 McKenzie Ave . 

Victoria, BC, CANADA, V8N 5M3 

(604) 721-5697 



TILLY, CHARLES 

New School for Social Research 

Center for Studies of Social Change 

64 University Place 


(212) 982 6782 


Keywords : authority, community, demography, 

dynamic change, ethnicity, historical analysis, 

macrostructure, migration, occupations, political, 

power, qual . methods, quant . methods, social 

class, social mobility, social movements 

TIMBERLAKE, MICHAEL * 

Memphis State University 



(901) 454 3337 



Activities : Urbanization & the world-system ; 

local-global interaction . URBANIZATION IN THE 

WORLD-ECONOMY (1985) . 'Political violence, 

inequality, & world-system position' with K . 

Williams in J OF POLITICAL & MILITARY SOC . 

TIMMS, ELIZABETH 

Moray House College 

School of Community Studies 

Holyrood Rd . 

Edinburgh, SCOTLAND, 

(031) 556 8455 


TOBLER, WALDO * 


Geography Department 


(805) 961 3663 : UCSB geog-i!\tobler 


Keywords : migration, quant . methods, spatial 

models, graphs 

Activities : Unsymmetrical interaction tables . 

TODD, DAVID * 




(413) 545 0158 : TODD @ UMASS 


Keywords : mental health, support, kinship, 

qual . methods 

Activities : Developing a comprehensive, computerized 

research database for qual. & quant . 

research ; relationship between individual & 

family dynamics & structure & therapy . 

TRIMBLE/KLIMAN, DAVID/JODIE 

125 St . Paul St . 

Brookline, MA, USA, 02146 

(617) 566 2416 


Keywords : children, community, ethnicity, 

mental health, social services, support, 

education, health

2 4 3 

Activities : Network consultancy ; clinical 

intervention with social networks ; family 

therapy ; publish an informal newsletter among 

network therapists in US, Canada & Sweden . 

TUCKER, DAVID 



1280 Main St . W . 


(416) 525 9140 

UCHIYAMA, TETSUJI 

542 W . 112th St. #4-E 


(212) 316-0516 


UEDA, YOSHIAKI * 

2-1-1-207 Higashi-lzumigaoka 

Toyonaka, Osaka, JAPAN, 560 

(06) 854 1751 

Discipline : 

Social Work 


Keywords : inter-organizations, organizations, 

social services 

Activities : 'Blockmodel analysis of fragmentation 

in an inter-organizational service delivery 

system', CDN SOCIAL WORK REV (1984) with 

Greg Heil & Susan Goodman, 'Legitimization & 

organizational mobility', ADMIN SCI Q (1986) 

with Jelendra Singh & Robert House . 

TURK, HERMAN 

1437 Palisades Dr. 

Pacific Palisades, CA, USA, 90272 

(213) 743 3070 : TSSA1 10 @ USCMVSA 


kinship, power 

Activities : Translated into Japanese 'Networks 

of Corporate Power' (by R . Ziegler, F .N . Stokman 

& J . Scott) ; research of a large network 

of 841 firms, interlocked directly & indirectly 

by multiple directors . 

UJIMOTO, K . VICTOR * 

University of Guelph 


Guelph, ON, CANADA, N1G 2W1 

(519) 824 4120 : SOCVU @ UOGUELPH 

Discipline : 

Sociology 


Keywords : community, inter-organizations, 

macrostructure, social movements, theory, urban, 

government, organizations 

Activities : 'Sociological Theory', THE FUTURE 

OF SOCIOLOGY, Edgar Borgatte & Karen Cook 

(eds), Beverly Hill & London : Sage, in press ; 

inter-organizational aspects of social conflict ; 

'Multiplicative Theory Illustrated . 

TWYNAM, MALOU 

43 Euclid Ave . 

Waterloo, ON, CANADA, N2L 1Z2 

886-0645 


Keywords : community, corporations, dynamic 

change, elites, gender, microstructure, macrostructure, 

political, power, social class, 

social mobility, theory 

Keywords : ethnicity, gerontology, information, 

technology 

Activities : Aging ethnic minorities (with H 

Nishio) ; 'The allocation of time to social & 

leisure activities as social indicators for the 

integration of aged ethnic minorities' in SOC 

INDICATORS RES 17, 1985, pp 253-266 ; 

'Organ-izational Activiities, Cultural Factors, & 

Well-Being of Aged Japanese Canadians', D . 

Gelfand & C. Barresi (eds), ETHNIC DIMEN- 

SIONS OF AGING, New York : Spring, 1987 . 

ULBRICH, PATRICIA 

University of Miami 


P .O . Box 8162 

Coral Gables, FL, USA, 33124 

(305) 284-6762 


Activities : Support networks of ethnic elderly .

2 4 4 

UNGER,DONALD * 

University of Delaware 

Dept . of Individual & Family Studies 

Newark, DE, USA, 19716 

(302) 451-6852 


Keywords : children, community, environment, 

support 

VALENTINE, MARY BETH 

Canadian Mental Health Association 

880 Ouellette Ave 

Suite 901 

Windsor, ON, CANADA, N9A 1 C7 

(519) 255 7440 

Keywords : community, education, gerontology, 

mental health, social services 

Activities : Gerontology networking of service, 

education & research . 

VAN METER, KARL' 

L .I .S .H . 

54 Blvd . Raspail 


544 38 49 


Keywords : quant . methods, qual . methods 

VOELL, MARY PATRICIA 

801 No . Marshall 

Milwalkee, WI, USA, 53202 

(414) 289 7774 


Keywords : communications, exchange 

VOGELS, LEONARDUS C .J . 

Oosterdstraat 35 

Berghem, NETHERLANDS, 5351 GT 


Keywords : authority, communications, dynamic 

change, graphs, microstructure, information, 

qual . methods, quant . methods, stratification 

VON COLLANI, GERNOT * 

Institut Fur Psychologie 

Spielmannstrasse 12A 

D-3300 Braunschweig, WEST GERMANY, 

(0531) 391 3148 :13160203 @ DESTU1 


Keywords : children, dynamic change, friendship, 

quant . methods 

Activities : Dynamic change of clusters in social 

networks using log linear models . 

VON ERFFA, JULIE * 

The Referral Service 

Health Care Information 

14 - 80 E . San Francisco St . 

Santa Fe, NM, USA, 87501 

(505) 984 0878 


Keywords : blocks, children, communications, 

dynamic change, education, exchange, friendship, 

health, mental health, occupations, 

power, alternative, holistic, metaphysical, 

support 

Activities : Monthly newsletter to 1900 

practitioners in the healing arts, in New 

Mexico, etc. which includes a 'Who's Who in 

the Healing Arts' directory . 

WARGLIEN, MASSIMO * 

Ctre de Sociologies des Organisations 

rue Amelie 19 




Activities : Auto-organization in social networks 

. 

WARIN, PHILIPPE ` 

1601 - 40 Galerie Arlequin 

Grenoble, FRANCE, 38100 

76 22 55 28 


Keywords : migration, organizations, perceptions, 

social services, support, surveys

24 5 

Activities : Evaluation of public's politics, the 

relationshp between social services & its users ; 

analysis of creating categories of neighbourhood 

representation . 

WASSERMAN, HARRY 

UCLA 

School of Social Welfare 

405 Hilgard Ave . 


(213) 825 2993 


Keywords : friendship, kinship, mental health, 


Activities : Professionally led support groups : 

theory & practice . 

WASSERMAN, STANLEY S . * 


Dept . of Psychology & Statistics 

603 E . Daniel St . 

Champaign, IL, USA, 61820 

(217) 333 3325 : SSWIBM @ UIUCVMD 


Keywords : corporations, dynamic change, quant . 

methods 

WATERMAN, PETER 

Institute of Social Studies 

Badhuisweg 251 

2509 LS The Hague, NETHERLANDS, 

(070) 512321 


Keywords : communications, information, social 

movements 

Activities : International labour communication 

(& therefore democratization of international 

communication) . Editing of 'Newsletter of 

International Labour Studies' . Networking for 

New Labour Internationalism . 

WEEDMAN, JUDITH 

7 - 1950 W . Liberty 


(313) 662-6402 


Keywords : information, communications, philosophy 

Activities : Gatekeepers of children's literary 

culture ; computer conferences . 

WEINSTEIN, MICHAEL G . * 

University of Hawaii at Manoa 


Honolulu, HI, USA, 96822 

(808) 737-5809 


Keywords : community, ethnicity, fieldwork 

Activities : Participant-observation study of 

the Hawaii Health Network ; solidarity in 

networks (networks as communities) ; internationality 

& reflexivity in networks & as 

methods for studying networks . 

WEISS, CAROL I . * 

N .J . Div . of Mental Health & Hospitals 

Office of Program Evaluation 

13 Roszel Rd . 

Princeton, NJ, USA, 08540 

(609) 987 0810 


Keywords : ethnicity, inter-organizations, 

mental health, migration, qual . methods, 


WEISS, ROBERT S * 

19 Edgehill Rd . 

Brookline, MA, USA, 02146 

(617) 734-3880 


Keywords : friendship, kinship, households, 

mental health, occupations, qual . methods, 

quant . methods, support 

Activities : 'Men & the Family', FAMILY PROC- 

ESS, 1985' ; ' Men's Attitudes towards wives' 

work', in press, Faye Crosby (ed), Yale U Pr . 

WELLER, SUSAN 

University of Pennsylvania 

Clinical Epidemiology Unit, 2L NEB/S2 


(215) 898 1462

2 4 6 


Discipline : 

Medicine 

Activities : Knowledge aggregation, measuring 

perceptions & how many informants are enough 

. 

WELLMAN, BARRY' 




(416) 978-8263 : Wellman @ UTOREPAS 


Keywords : communications, community, 

exchange, friendship, gender, gerontology, 

health, households, kinship, mental health, 

microstructure, quant . methods, social 

services, support, surveys, theory, urban 

Activities : Personal networks of urban social 

structure & social support ; which types of ties 

& networks give support ; longitudinal changes 

in person circumstances & social networks ; 

social reproduction a social networks . 

'Community question re-evaluated,' COMP 

URBAN & COMMUNITY RES ; (with S .D . Berkowitz, 

eds ., SOCIAL STRUCTURES : A 

NETWORK APPROACH) ; "Different strokes from 

different folks," . 

WERBNER, PNINA 

Manchester University 


Manchester 13, ENGLAND, 

(061) 485-5243 


Keywords : community, dynamic change, elites, 

ethnicity, exchange, friendship, gender, 

migration, organizations, urban 

Activities : 'Taking & Giving : Working Women & 

Female Bonds in a Pakistani Immigrant Neighborhood' 

in S . Westwood & P . Bachu (eds .) 

CULTURE, THE HOUSEHOLD & FEMALE 

MIGRATION ; 'The Development Cycle of Social 

Networks - Negative Transitivity in the 

Friendship Networks of Pakistani Migrants' in 

B . Kapferer & K . Gorbett (eds .) . 

Keywords : mental health, friendship, authority 

Activities : Relationship between networks of 

children & their health status . 

WEST, RUSSELL " 

E . Tennessee State University 

Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine 

P .O . Box 19720A 

Johnson City, TN, USA, 37614 

(615) 929-6232 


Keywords : education, occupations, health, 

support 

Activities : Changing network structures of 

medical students studying attributes of 

informal learning networks of professional 

groups . 

WETHERELL, CHARLES' 


Department of History 


(714) 787 5239 

Discipline : History 

Keywords : community, demography, education, 

information, kinship, quant . methods, teaching 

WHITE, DOUGLAS * 




(619) 452 9957 : DRWHITE @ UCICVMS 


Keywords : community, blocks, demography, 

dynamic change, quant . methods, gender, 

households, theory 

Activities : Community research in Mexico ; 

blockmodelling & related methods ; computer 

programme development . 

WEST, ALAYNE 

1185 Altschul Ave . 

Menlo Park, CA, USA, 94025 

(415) 854 6689

2 4 7 

WHITEMAN, DAVID' 

University of South Carolina 

Department of Government 

Columbia, SC, USA, 29208 

(803) 777 3869 


Keywords : communications, elites, government, 

health, political 

Activities : Communications networks of 

members & staff at the US Congress . 

WHITTAKER, JAMES K . 

University of Washington 



(206) 543 5731 


Keywords : children, social services, support, 

community 

Activities : Linking formal & informal social 

care . 

WIEDEMANN, PETER MICHAEL' 

Technical University Berlin 

Institute for Psychology 

Dove Street 1 - 5 

Berlin 10, WEST GERMANY, D-7000 

(030) 314 4678 


Keywords : community, health, mental health, 

methods, phenomenology, support, surveys, 

communications, environment, fieldwork, households, 

microstructure, teaching, theory, urban 

Activities : Impact of ecological projects on 

community development . 

WIEGAND, B . 

Internal Revenue Service (TCMP) 

Research Division, PM :PFR :R 

1111 Constitution Ave ., Rm . 3423 


(202) 566 3663 

Activities : Structural attributes of 

noncompliance (tax) networks . 

WILLMOTT, PETER' 

Policy Studies Institute 

100 Park Village E . 

London, ENGLAND, NW1 3SR 

(33) 387-2171 


Keywords : community, friendship, kinship, 

social services 

Activities : Review of research on networks in 

Britain ; study of friendship networks in a 

London subdivision ; community & policy : where 

1 child < 16 is to be split between 2 residential 

areas--1 'middle-class' & the other 

'working-class'--with the main emphasis on 

friends & neighbours, & particular attention to 

help & support from them (& from kin) . 

WILSON, PAUL A. 


4064B Frieze Building 


(313) 763-6579 


Keywords : friendship, gerontology, health, 

inter-organizations, mental health, social 

services, support 

Activities : Network supports of primary 

caregivers of 3 types of patients ; relationship 

of support & formal service provisions . 

WIMBERLEY, DALE 

Virginia Polytechnic University 


Blacksburgh, VA, USA, 24061 

(703) 961-5227 


Keywords : macrostructure, exchange, power, 

corporations, quant . methods, third world 

development 

Keywords : authority, dynamic change, 

information, occupations, surveys

2 4 8 

WINSHIP, CHRISTOPHER' 




(312) 328-4654 


Keywords : blocks, demography, quant . methods 

WISEMAN, JACQUELINE P . 

University of California--San Diego 


La Jolla, CA, USA, 95093 


Keywords : friendship, kinship, migration, gender 

WOLFE, ALVIN * 

University of South Florida 



(813) 974-2345 ; : DLIABAA at CFRVM 


Keywords : corporations, exchange, interorganizations, 

mental health, macrostructure, 

organizations, social services, support 

Activities : Electronic ethnography : describing a 

metro area as a network of many organizations . 

WONG,GEORGE' 

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center 

1275 York Ave . 


(212) 794-7546 

Discipline : Medicine Public Health 

Keywords : blocks, friendship, gender, health, 

mental health, quant. methods 

XIA, FANG " 




(212) 280 3686 


Keywords : education, quant . methods, stratification 

YAMATE, SHIGERIL 

Ibaragi University 


2-1-1, Bunkyo 

Mitro-shi, JAPAN, 310 

0292 26 16 


Keywords : dynamic change, friendship, health, 

gender, social services, support 

Activities : Groups of atomic bomb survivors, 

intractable disease patients, handicapped 

peoples, health & medical sociologists, social 

workers, women's studies . 

YARRISH, EDWARD 

749 N . 28th St . 

Allentown, PA, USA, 18104 

(215) 434-2648 : Parti-EDYARRISH 


Keywords : communications, corporations, 

information, education, organizations, spatial 

models, teaching, technology 

ZAKLAD, ALLEN 

Analytics, Inc . 

2500 Maryland Road 

Willow Grove, PA, USA, 19090 

(215) 657-4100 


Keywords : dynamic change, mental health, 

organizations, theory 

Activities : Human/computer organizations ; 

formal/informal communication in organizations . 

ZIEGLER, ROLF * 

Koempelstrasse 13 

D8133 Feldafing, WEST GERMANY, 

08157-2535 


Keywords : corporations, inter-organizations, 

organizations, dynamic change, quant . methods, 

social mobility 

Activities : Stability & change of interorganizational 

relations ; dynamics of career 

structures ; organizational demography .

2 4 9 

INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 

CON . SUP . D E INVESTIGACIONES 

CIENTIFICAS 

International Sociological Assoc . 

Secretariat, Pinar 25 

28006 Madrid, SPAIN, 

INSTITUTO POLITECHNICO DE FARO 

Escola Superior de Educacao 

Qunita da Penha 

Faro, PORTUGAL, 8000 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

Exchange and Gift Division 


MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY 

Memorial Library Serials Dept. 

1415 W. Wisconsin Ave . 

Milwaukee, WI, USA, 53233 

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF CANADA * 

Documentation 

Ottawa, ON, CANADA, KI A ON4 

SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 

Serials Librarian 

P .O . Box 22206 

San Diego, CA, USA, 92122 

UNIVERSITAETS-BIBLIOTHEK 

DUISBURG 

Zeitschr .St .41 0 

Lotharstr .65/GEB .LK, WEST 

GERMANY 

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 

Serials Department 01 

Main Library 


UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH * 

Hillman Library G 74 

Order Services Central Serials 


UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 

Department of Sociology Library 



UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO * 

Robarts Library 

Serials Dept., c/o K . Kattai 


UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 

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Lin, Nan Teimey, Charles Fyrand, Live GENDER Rail, Marie Therese 

Maida, Carl Timms, Elizabeth Gersh, David Schuster, Tonya L . 

Mantell, Joanne Voell, Mary Patricia Granovetter, Mark Altergott, Karen Shapiro, Ben Zion 

Michaelson, Karen L . Wellman, Barry Hammer, Muriel Anderson, Jeanine Sheehan, Nancy 

Numazaki, lchiro Werbner, Pnina Hansell, Stephen Burke, Sandra Charvat St. Leger, Frederick 

Oliver, Melvin Wimberley, Dale Hillock, David Bumside, Beverly Strain, Laurel 

Rolland, Richard Wolfe, Alvin Howard, Leslie Campbell, Karen Synge,Jane 

Shapiro, Ben Zion von Erffa, Julie Hummell, Hans J . Cheat, David Ujimoto, K. Victor 

Tilly, Charles Hurd, Gary S . Fagan, Kathryn Valentine, Mary Beth 

Trimble/Kliman FIELDWORK Kandel, Denise Fischer, Judith Wellman, Barry 

David/Jodie Kim, Young Fyrand, Live Wilson, Paul A . 

Ujimoto, K. Victor Agarwal, Suman Krackhardt, David Goldberg, Michael 

Weinstein, Michael G . Anheier, Helmut Lamer, Mary Hammer, Muriel GOVERNMENT 

Weiss, Carol 1 . Barley, Stephen Laumann, Edward Hansell, Stephen 

Werbner, Pnina Bernard, H . Russell Leighton, Barry Hellerstein, Laurel Baldwin, Carol 

EXCHANGE 

Bradley/Roberts Levine, Joel H . Hennings, Tamara Cappell, Charles 

Raymond/Nancy Lewis, John Hurd, Gary S . Gold, Gerald 

Caulkins, Douglas Lin, Nan Jiron, Edith Graham, Glenda 

Baker, Wayne Duboff, David Lofland, Lyn Jones, Brian Guilarte, Miguel 

Batty, Michael Faulkner, Robert R . Love, Kathleen Jones, Charles Hart, Jeffrey A . 

Bender, Donald E .O . Findley, Sally Matthews, Sarah Kelly, Elinor Knoke, David 

Cheal, David Fine, Gary Alan Milardo, Robert Lamer, Mary Lemleux, Vincent 

Collins, Randall Fyrand, Live Nakao, Keiko Lin, Nan Milward, H. Brinton 

Cook, Karen Garrison, Zelda F. Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah McPherson, J . Miller Mitnick, Barry 

Duboff, David Gartrell, David Oliver, Melvin Michaelson, Karen L . Monti, Angel 

Ennis, James G . Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen Phillips, Roxanne Noesgaard, Charlotte Paulson, Robert I . 

Foster, Brian L . Kelly, Elinor Price, Mary Gail O'Rand, Angela Pizarro, Narciso 

Friedmann, Harriet Kemper, Robert V . Reitz, Karl Solan, Cecilia H . Prensky, David 

Fyrand, Live Kim, Young Romney, A. Kimball Synge,Jane . Turk, Herman 

Gartrell, David Lane, Ron Salzinger, Suzanne Twynam, Malou Whiteman, David 

Godoe, Helge Michaelson, Karen L. Schiefloe, Per Morten Wellman, Barry 

Granovetter, Mark Numazaki, Ichiro Schuster, Tonya L . Werbner, Pnina 

Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen Persell, Caroline Hodges Seidman, Stephen White, Douglas 

Heckathom, Douglas Rundblad, Bengt Shapiro, Ben Zion Wiseman, Jacqueline P . 

Hennings, Tamara Schwartz, Donald F . Shrum, Wesley Wong, George

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GRAPHS Hurd, Gary S . Yamate, Shigertl Pitts, Forrest R . Prensky, David 

Hurt, H . Thomas Zaklad, Allen Salzinger, Suzanne Reingen, Peter 

Attneave, Carolyn L . Israel, Barbara A . von Erffa, Julie Schweizer, Thomas Rice, Ronald 

Barnes, John A. Jiron, Edith Weiss, Robert S Richards, William 

Batty, Michael Jones, Brian HIERARCHIES Wellman, Barry Richardson, R . Jack 

. 

. 

Bauer, Connie Kadushin, Charles White, Douglas Sadowsky, Donald 

Berkowitz, S .D. Kaplan, Charles Berkowitz, S .D Wiedemann, Peter Michael Sailer, Lee 

Bonacich, Phillip Keefe, Susan Emley Brown, Percy Seltzer, Benjamin A 

Boyd, John Laumann, Edward Doreian, Patrick INFORMATION Shook, Douglas E . 

Bramsen, John Leavy, Normand Hanneman, Robert A. Tardy, Charles 

Brown, Percy Lin, Nan Krackhardt, David Anderson, James Teimey, Charles 

Doreian, Patrick Maida, Carl Mitnick, Barry Baldwin, Carol Ujimoto, K. Victor 

Ferligoj, Anuska Mantell, Joanne Muranushi, Michimi Barnett, George Vogels, Leonardus C .J . 

Hart, Jeffrey A . Marshall, Victor Reitz, Karl Bauer, Connie Waterman, Peter 

Hillock, David Michaelson, Karen L . Ross, Christopher Beck, Donald Woodman, Judith 

Holland, Paul Michele, Gohier Smith, David Becker, Bruce Wetherell, Charles 

Kawabata, Hugh Milward, H . Brinton Stanley, Bruce Blomberg, Jeanette Wiegand, B . 

Krackhardt, David Morgan, David Bolland, John M. Yamsh, Edward 

Lattin, James Mount, Jeanine Karl HISTORICAL Bristor, Julia 

Lemieux, Vincent Nakao, Keiko ANALYSIS Carley, Kathleen INTER- 

Levine, Joel H . Paulson, Robert I . Clarke, Richard GENERATIONS 

Pattison, Philippa Price, Rumi Kato Berkowitz, S .D . Feldman, Jonathan 

Peay, Edmund Radecki, Stephen Bunting, David Fink, Charles Altergott, Karen 

Prensky, David Rail, Marie Therese Carroll, Walter Gartrell, David Bo, Inge 

Stokman, Frans Roehrle, Bemd Clarke, Richard Gil Mendieta, Jorge Cheat, David 

Tobler, Waldo Rolland, Richard Di Maggio, Paul Godoe, Helga Feldman, Jonathan 

Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Sadowsky, Donald Fischer, Claude Granovetter, Mark Hansell, Stephen 

Sailer, Lee Gold, Gerald Gursteir/Faulkner Levine, Joel H . 

HEALTH Salloway, Jeffrey Colman Hanneman, Robert A. Michael/Fernando Marshall, Victor 

Salzinger, Suzanne Hurd, Gary S . Hart, Jeffrey A. Sodeur, Wolfgang 

Adelman, Mara Schuster, Tonya L . Larick, Roy Hennings, Tamara 

Altergott, Karen Shapiro, Ben Zion Levine, Joel H . Higuchi, Yoichiro INTER- 

Anderson, James Shrum, Wesley Muranushi, Michimi Hillock, David ORGANIZATIONS 

Attneave, Carolyn L . Sonquist, John A . Numazaki, Ichiro Hurt, H . Thomas 

Baumann, Urs Speck, Ross O' Rand, Angela Jiron, Edith Agarwal, Suman 

Beattie, Martha Stout, Sharon Rosenthal, Naomi Kaplan, Charles Agnew, Neil 

Burnside, Beverly Strain, Laurel Smith, David Kim, Young Aldrich, Howard 

Crellin, Paul Synge,Jane Sodeur, Wolfgang Lane, Ron Anderson, James 

Davies, Peter Tardy, Charles Tilly, Charles Langlois, Simon Anderson, Jeanine 

Dow, Malcolm Tausig, Mark Laumann, Edward Anheier, Helmut 

Feiner, Joel Todd, David HOUSEHOLDS Lawrence, Arthur Arable, Phipps 

Feldman, Jonathan Trimble/Kliman Levine, Joel H . Baker, Wayne 

Fink, Charles David/Jodie Altergott, Karen Luscher, Kurt Baldwin, Carol 

Fyrand, Live Valentine, Mary Beth Anderson, Jeanine Michaelson, Karen L . Barley, Stephen 

George, Jon Wasserman, Harry Bennett, Lois Morgan, David Barnett, George 

Gersh, David Weiss, Carol I . Bien, Walter Muranushi, Michimi Bender, Donald E .O. 

Goldstein, Marc B . Weiss, Robert S Bristor, Julia Nicol, Lionel Blomberg, Jeanette 

Graham, Glenda Wellman, Barry Carroll, Walter Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Breiger, Ronald L. 

Grusky, Oscar West, Alayne Cheat, David Pagano, Donna Bristor, Julia 

Hammer, Muriel West, Russell Deseran, Forrest Patrick, Audrey Burke, Sandra Charvat 

Hanneman, Robert A . Whiteman, David Gold, Gerald Persson, Lars O. Burt, Ronald S . 

Hansell, Stephen Wedemann, Peter Michael Hillock, David Peterson, Larry Carrington, Peter J . 

Hennings, Tamara Wilson, Paul A . Kemper, Robert V . Phillips, Roxanne Caulkins, Douglas 

Hillock, David Wolfe, Alvin Langlois, Simon Pokras, Stanley Chiesi, Antonio 

Hirdes, John P . Wong, George Pfeiffer, Toni Pravatiner, Mitchell A . Cook, Karen

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Crellin, Paul Tada, Tetsura Wellman, Barry Wiedemann, Peter Michael 

. 

DiMaggio, Paul Tausig, Mark Wetherell, Charles MENTAL Wilson, Paul A . 

Doreian, Patrick Teimey, Charles Willmott, Peter HEALTH Wolfe, Alvin 

Feldman, Jonathan Terry, Patterson Wiseman, Jacqueline P . Wong, George 

Fennema, Meindert Tucker, David Adelman, Mara Zaklad, Allen 

Fernandez, Roberto M . Turk, Herman LAW Altergott, Karen von Erffa, Julie 

Friedmann, Harriet Ueda, Yoshiaki Attneave, Carolyn L . 

Galaskiewicz, Joseph Weiss, Carol I. Arabia, Phipps Baumann, Urs METHODS 

Garrison, Zelda F . Wilson, Paul A. Cappell, Charles Beattie, Martha 

Goldberg, Michael Wolfe, Alvin Carrington, Peter J . Burnside, Beverly Anderson, James 

Granovetter, Mark Ziegler, Rolf Carroll, Walter Crellin, Paul Barley, Stephen 

Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen Clarke, Richard Feiner, Joel Barnes, John A . 

Grusky, Oscar KINSHIP Galanter, Marc Fink, Charles Barnett, George 

Guilarte, Miguel Heckathom, Douglas George, Jon Batty, Michael 

Hanneman, Robert A Altergott, Karen Hurd, Gary S . Gersh, David Bauer, Connie 

Hu, Alfred Boyd, John Kaplan, Charles Goldstein, Marc B . Baumann, Urs 

Knoke, David Brook, Timothy Koenig, Thomas Grusky, Oscar Bender, Donald E .O . 

Koenig, Harold F . Carroll, Walter Leighton, Barry Hammer, Muriel Bennett, Lois 

Koenig, Thomas Cheal, David Powell, Michael Hansell, Stephen Bien, Walter 

Laumann, Edward Cochran, Moncrleff Pravatiner, Mitchell A . Hurd, Gary S . Bollard, John M . 

Levine, Joel H . Degenhardt Wemer/Blanca Single, Eric Hurt, H . Thomas Bonacich, Phillip 

Lorentz, Elizabeth Fennema, Meindert Smith, D. Randall Israel, Barbara A . Boyd, John 

Mariolis, Peter Findley, Sally Spelman, William Jiron, Edith Bradley/Roberts 

McPherson, J . Miller Foster, Brian L . Kadushin, Charles Raymond/Nancy 

Milward, H . Brinton Gold, Gerald MACRO- Kaplan, Charles Bramsen, John 

Mintz, Beth Gross, Penny STRUCTURE Keefe, Susan Emley Breiger, Ronald L . 

Mitnick, Barry Higuchi, Yoichiro Leavy, Normand Bristor, Julia 

Mizruchi, Mark Howell, Nancy Altergott, Karen Lin, Nan Brown, Percy 

Mount, Jeanine Kent Jiron, Edith Bender, Donald E .O . Maida, Carl Bunting, David 

Muranushi, Michimi Keefe, Susan Emley Bien, Walter Michele, Gohier Burke, Sandra Charvat 

Nakao, Keiko Larick, Roy Carroll, Walter Milward, H . Brinton Burnside, Beverly 

Nicol, Lionel Leavy, Normand Doreian, Patrick Mount, Jeanine Karl Burt, Ronald S . 

Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Levine, Joel H . Feldman, Jonathan Nakao, Keiko Carley, Kathleen 

Pagano, Donna Luscher, Kurt Fernandez, Roberto M . Paulson, Robert I . Caulkins, Douglas 

Palmer, Donald Marshall, Victor Friedmann, Harriet Price, Rum! Kato Chapin, David A . 

Palmer, Peggy Maryanski, Alexandra Granovetter, Mark Rail, Marie Therese Cheal, David 

Patrick, Audrey Matthews, Sarah Holland, Paul Roehrfe, Bernd Chino, Naohito 

Paulson, Robert I . Numazaki, Ichiro Klovdahl, Alden S . Rolland, Richard Clarke, Richard 

Phillips, Roxanne Oliver, Melvin Knoke, David Sailer, Lee Danowski, James A . 

Pizarro, Narciso Palmer, Peggy Laumann, Edward Salzinger, Suzanne DeSarbo, Wayne S . 

Prensky, David Rolland, Richard Levine, Joel H . Schuster, Tonya L . Degenhardt 

Richardson, R . Jack Romney, A. Kimball Lin, Nan Shapiro, Ben Zion Werner/Blanca 

Rolland, Richard Sailer, Lee Mullins, Nicholas C . Sonquist, John A . Degenne, Alain 

Rosenau, James Schiefloe, Per Morten Nicol, Lionel Speck, Ross Doreian, Patrick 

Rosenthal, Naomi Schuster, Tonya L . Patrick, Audrey Tardy, Charles Dow, Malcolm 

Ross, Christopher Schweizer, Thomas Pizarro, Narciso Tausig, Mark Ennis, James G . 

Schweer, Harlan Scott, John Prensky, David Todd, David Fagan, Kathryn 

Scott, John Seidman, Stephen Richardson, R . Jack Trlmble/Kliman Faust, Catherine 

Shrum, Wesley St. Leger, Frederick Scott, John David/Jodie Findley, Sally 

Sonquist, John A . Strain, Laurel Sodeur, Wolfgang Valentine, Mary Beth Fine, Gary Alan 

Spelman, William Synge,Jane Tilly, Charles Wasserman, Harry Fink, Charles 

Stening, Bruce W . Todd, David Turk, Herman Weiss, Carol I. George, Jon 

Stevenson, William Ueda, Yoshiaki Twynam, Malou Weiss, Robert S Gerson, Elihu 

Stokman, Frans Wasserman, Harry Wimberley, Dale Wellman, Barry Gold, Gerald 

Stout, Sharon Weiss, Robert S Wolfe, Alvin West, Alayne

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Gregory-Huddlest Sonquist, John A . Rosenau, James Lawrence, Arthur Feldman, Jonathan 

Kathleen St . Leger, Frederick Sailer, Lee Levine, Joel H . Fennema, Meindert 

Guilarte, Miguel Stevenson, William Schwartz, Donald F . Marshall, Victor Fernandez, Roberto M . 

Hammer, Muriel Stokman, Frans Sodeur, Wolfgang Mintz, Beth Fink, Charles 

Hanneman, Robert A . Stout, Sharon Stanley, Bruce Mount, Jeanine Kerl Frledkin, Noah E . 

Heckathom, Douglas Tada, Tetsura Twynam, Malou Noesgaard, Charlotte Friedmann, Harriet 

Hellerstein, Laurel Takeuchi, Akihiro Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Powell, Michael Galaskiewicz, Joseph 

Hildum, Donald C . Tardy, Charles Wellman, Barry Prensky, David Garrison, Zelda F. 

Hirdes, John P . Tilly, Charles Wiedemann, Peter Michael Richardson, R . Jack Gartrell, David 

Holland, Paul Tobler, Waldo Rundblad, Bengt Goldberg, Michael 

Hummell, Hans J . Todd, David MIGRATION Smith, D . Randall Graham, Glenda 

Hurt, H . Thomas Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Stevenson, William Granovetter, Mark 

Jiron, Edith Wasserman, Stanley S . Anderson, Grace M . Takeuchi, Akihiro Gregory-Huddlest 

Jones, Charles Weiss, Carol I . Batty, Michael Teirney, Charles Kathleen 

Kadushin, Charles Weiss, Robert S Bien, Walter Tilly, Charles Grusky, Oscar 

Kaplan, Charles Wellman, Barry Dow, Malcolm Weiss, Robert S Guilarte, Miguel 

Kawabata, Hugh Wetherell, Charles Fagan, Kathryn West, Russell Hanneman, Robert A . 

Kelly, Elinor White, Douglas Feiner, Joel Wiegand, B . Hooper, Douglas 

Kim, Young Wiedemann, Peter Michael Findley, Sally von Erffa, Julie Howard, Leslie 

Klovdahl, Alden S . Wimberley, Dale Friedmann, Harriet Hu, Alfred 

Knoke, David Winship, Christopher Kemper, Robert V . ORGANIZATIONS Israel, Barbara A. 

Lattin, James Wong, George Larick, Roy Kawabata, Hugh 

Laumann, Edward Xia, Fang Levine, Joel H . Agarwal, Suman Kelly, Elinor 

Lemieux, Vincent Ziegler, Rolf Marshall, Victor Agnew, Neil Knoke, David 

Lin, Nan van Meter, Karl Peterson, Larry Aldrich, Howard Koenig, Harold F . 

Lofland, Lyn von Collani, Gemot Pitts, Forrest R . Anderson, James Koenig, Thomas 

Mariolis, Peter Rundblad, Bengt Anderson, Jeanine Krackhardt, David 

Markovsky, Barry MICRO- Tilly, Charles Anheier, Helmut Laumann, Edward 

Marsden, Peter STRUCTURE Tobler, Waldo Arabia, Phipps Lawrence, Arthur 

Marshall, Victor Warin, Philippe Baker, Wayne Levine, Joel H . 

Matthews, Sarah Altergott, Karen Weiss, Carol I . Baldwin, Carol Lorentz, Elizabeth 

Michaelson, Karen L . Bien, Walter Werbner, Pnina Barley, Stephen Marlolis, Peter 

Mizruchi, Mark Bonacich, Phillip Wiseman, Jacqueline P . Barnett, George Marsden, Peter 

Monti, Angel Burnside, Beverly Bender, Donald E .O . Marshall, Victor 

Muranushi, Michimi Cheal, David OCCUPATIONS Blomberg, Jeanette McPherson, J . Miller 

Nakao, Keiko Chino, Naohito Breiger, Ronald L . Milward, H . Brinton 

Numazaki, Ichiro Coxon, Anthony P .M. Anderson, Grace M . Brlstor, Julia Mintz, Beth 

Pagano, Donna Doreian, Patrick Barley, Stephen Brook, Timothy Mitnick, Barry 

Pattison, Philippa Ennis, James G . Campbell, Karen Brown, Percy Mizruchi, Mark 

Persell, Caroline Hodges Faulkner, Robert R . Coxon, Anthony P .M . Burke, Sandra Charvat Mount, Jeanine Kerl 

Pfeiffer, Toni Fernandez, Roberto M . Davies, Peter Burt, Ronald S . Mueller, Robert 

Phillips, Roxanne Fine, Gary Alan Degenhardt Cappell, Charles Mullins, Nicholas C . 

Pitts, Forrest R . Foster, Brian L . Wemer/Blanca Carley, Kathleen Muranushi, Michimi 

Prensky, David Granovetter, Mark Deseran, Forrest Carrington, Peter J . Nakao, Keiko 

. 

Price, Mary Gail Hammer, Muriel DiMagglo, Paul Caulkins, Douglas Nicol, Lionel 

Price, Rumi Kato Hillock, David Erickson, Bonnie H Chiesi, Antonio O'Rand, Angela 

Reitz, Karl Holland, Paul Faulkner, Robert R . Clarks, Richard Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah 

Richards, William Hummell, Hans J . Goldstein, Marc B. Cook, Karen Pagano, Donna 

Romney, A . Kimball Jones, Brian Granovetter, Mark Crellin, Paul Palmer, Donald 

Rundblad, Bengt Kim, Young Gregory-Huddlest Danowski, James A . Palmer, Peggy 

Sailer, Lee Levine, Joel H . Kathleen DiMaggio, Paul Patrick, Audrey 

Schuster, Tonya L . Lin, Nan Howard, Leslie Doreian, Patrick Paulson, Robert I . 

Seidman, Stephen Molm, Linda Israel, Barbara A . Ennis, James G . Persell, Caroline Hodges 

Shapiro, Ben Zion Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Jones, Brian Erickson, Bonnie H . Peterson, Larry 

Smith, Robert Z . Richards, William Laumann, Edward Fagan, Kathryn Phillips, Roxanne

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Pizarro, Narciso Schwartz, Donald F . POWER QUALITATIVE QUANTITATIVE 

Powell, Michael Shapiro, Ben Zion METHODS METHODS 

Prensky, David Warin, Philippe Bonacich, Phillip 

Rice, Ronald Bradley/Roberts Barley, Stephen Barnett, George 

Richards, William PHENOMENOLOGY Raymond/Nancy Barnes, John A . Batty, Michael 

Richardson, R . Jack Bristor, Julia Bradley/Roberts Bauer, Connie 

Rogers, Everett Gersh, David Bunting, David Raymond/Nancy Baumann, Urs 

Rolland, Richard Kaplan, Charles Burt, Ronald S . Bristor, Julia Bennett, Lois 

Rosenau, James Marshall, Victor Carrington, Peter J . Brown, Percy Bien, Walter 

Rosenthal, Naomi Speck, Ross Ennis, James G . Burnside, Beverly Bonacich, Phillip 

Ross, Christopher Wiedemann, Peter Michael Fernandez, Roberto M . Caulkins, Douglas Boyd, John 

Rundblad, Bengt Ghosh, Bhola Nath Cheal, David Bramsen, John 

Sailer, Lee PHILOSOPHY Granovetter, Mark Chino, Naohito Breiger, Ronald L. 

Schwartz, Donald F . Guilarte, Miguel Degenhardt Brown, Percy 

Schweer, Harlan Monti, Angel Hammer, Muriel Werner/Blanca Bunting, David 

Scott, John Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Hart, Jeffrey A. Degenne, Alain Burke, Sandra Charvat 

Shrum, Wesley Weedman, Judith Kadushin, Charles Findley, Sally Burt, Ronald S . 

Sonquist, John A . Knoke, David Fine, Gary Alan Carley, Kathleen 

Spelman, William POLITICAL Koenig, Harold F . Fink, Charles Clarke, Richard 

Stening, Bruce W . Koenig, Thomas George, Jon Danowski, James A . 

Stevenson, William Bolland, John M . Krackhardt, David Gerson, Elihu DeSarbo, Wayne S . 

Stokman, Frans Bradley/Roberts Lemieux, Vincent Gold, Gerald Degenhardt 

Stout, Sharon Raymond/Nancy Levine, Joel H . Gregory-Huddlest Werner/Blanca 

Tada, Tetsura Carroll, William Markovsky, Barry Kathleen Doreian, Patrick 

Tausig, Mark Ennis, James G . Michaelson, Karen L . Hellerstein, Laurel Dow, Malcolm 

Teimey, Charles Friedmann, Harriet Milward, H . Brinton Holland, Paul Ennis, James G. 

Terry, Patterson Ghosh, Bhola Nath Mintz, Beth Hurt, H. Thomas Fagan, Kathryn 

Tucker, David Goldberg, Michael Mizruchi, Mark Jiron, Edith Faust, Catherine 

Turk, Herman Guilarte, Miguel Molm, Linda Kelly, Elinor Findley, Sally 

Ueda, Yoshiaki Hart, Jeffrey A . Monti, Angel Kim, Young Fink, Charles 

Warin, Philippe Hu, Alfred Muranushi, Michimi Lemieux, Vincent Guilarte, Miguel 

Weiss, Carol I . Knoke, David Noesgaard, Charlotte Marshall, Victor Hammer, Muriel 

Werbner, Pnina Laumann, Edward Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Matthews, Sarah Hanneman, Robert A . 

Wilson, Paul A . Lemieux, Vincent Oliver, Melvin Michaelson, Karen L . Hellerstein, Laurel 

Wolfe, Alvin Lewis, John Patrick, Audrey Monti, Angel Hildum, Donald C. 

Yarrish, Edward Michaelson, Karen L . Persell, Caroline Hodges Muranushi, Michimi Hirdes, John P . 

Zaklad, Allen Milward, H . Brinton Peterson, Larry Numazaki, Ichiro Holland, Paul 

Ziegler, Rolf Mizruchi, Mark Pizarro, Narciso Persell, Caroline Hodges Hurt, H . Thomas 

PERCEPTIONS 

Muranushi, Michimi Prensky, David Pfeiffer, Toni Jiron, Edith 

Oliver, Melvin Rosenau, James Phillips, Roxanne Jones, Charles 

Palmer, Donald Smith, David Richards, William Kadushin, Charles 

Burt, Ronald S . Paulson, Robert I . Stanley, Bruce Romney, A . Kimball Kawabata, Hugh 

Carley, Kathleen Prensky, David Stening, Bruce W. Rundblad, Bengt Kim, Young 

Davies, Peter Rolland, Richard Stokman, Frans Shapiro, Ben Zion Knoke, David 

Fagan, Kathryn Rosenau, James Tilly, Charles St . Leger, Frederick Lattin, James 

Faust, Catherine Sampson, Samuel Frank Twynam, Malou Tilly, Charles Lin, Nan 

Gartrell, David Stanley, Bruce Ueda, Yoshiaki Todd, David Lofland,Lyn 

Kim, Young Teimey, Charles Wimberley, Dale Vogels, Leonardus C .J . Marlolis, Peter 

Krackhardt, David Tilly, Charles von Erffa, Julie Weiss, Carol I . Markovsky, Barry 

Markovsky, Barry Twynam, Malou Weiss, Robert S Marsden, Peter 

Morgan, David Whiteman, David van Meter, Karl Mizruchi, Mark 

Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah 

Monti, Angel 

Pfeiffer, Toni 

Muranushi, Michimi 

Rosenau, James 

Pattison, Philippa 

Sailer, Lee 

Persell, Caroline Hodges

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Phillips, Roxanne 

Pitts, Forrest R . 

Prensky, David 

Price, Rumi Kato 

Reitz, Karl 

Richards, William 

Romney, A. Kimball 

Rundblad, Bengt 

Sailer, Lee 

Schuster, Tonya L . 

Sonquist, John A . 

St . Leger, Frederick 

Stevenson, William 

Stokman, Frans 

Tada, Tetsura 

Takeuchi, Akihiro 

Tardy, Charles 

Tilly, Charles 

Tobler, Waldo 

Vogels, Leonardus C .J . 

Wasserman, Stanley S . 

Weiss, Robert S 

Wellman, Barry 

Wetherell, Charles 

White, Douglas 

Wimberley, Dale 

Winship, Christopher 

Wong, George 

Xia, Fang 

Ziegler, Rolf 

van Meter, Karl 

von Collani, Gernot 

RECRUITMENT 

Degenhardt Werner/Blanca 

Fernandez, Roberto M . 

Gartrell, David 

Granovetter, Mark 

Gregory-Huddlest Kathleen 

Lin, Nan 


Spelman, William 


Teirney, Charles 

RELIGION 

Attneave, Carolyn L . 

Brook, Timothy 

Cheal, David 

Galanter, Marc 


Goldberg, Michael 

Guilarte, Miguel 

Hooper, Douglas 

Patrick, Audrey 

Peterson, Larry 

Schweizer, Thomas 

RURAL 

Beck, Donald 

Deseran, Forrest 

Gold, Gerald 

Kemper, Robert V . 

Lane, Ron 




SCIENCE 

Burt, Ronald S . 

Cappell, Charles 

Doreian, Patrick 

Ennis, James G . 

Fink, Charles 

Gerson, Elihu 

Graham, Glenda 

Kemper, Robert V . 

Mullins, Nicholas C . 

O'Rand, Angela 

Persell, Caroline Hodges 

Shrum, Wesley 

SOCIAL CLASS 

Altergott, Karen 

Breiger, Ronald L . 

Burke, Sandra Charvat 

Carroll, Walter 

Erickson, Bonnie H . 


Goldstein, Marc B . 

Gross, Penny 

Jiron, Edith 

Jones, Brian 

Levine, Joel H . 

Lin, Nan 

Michaelson, Karen L . 

Mintz, Beth 

Numazaki, Ichiro 

Oliver, Melvin 




Twynam, Malou 

SOCIAL MOBILITY 




Hanneman, Robert A. 

Langlois, Simon 

Lin, Nan 

Marsden, Peter 


Oliver, Melvin 


Romney, A . Kimball 


Smith, D . Randall 


Twynam, Malou 

Ziegler, Rolf 

SOCIAL 

MOVEMENTS 

Agnew, Neil 

Ennis, James G . 


Fine, Gary Alan 

Gurd, Geoffrey 

Knoke, David 

Milward, H. Brinton 

Patrick, Audrey 




Rosenthal, Naomi 

Stanley, Bruce 


Turk, Herman 

Waterman, Peter 

SOCIAL 

SERVICES 

Anderson, Jeanine 

Attneave, Carolyn L . 

Biegel, David E . 

Bulmer, Martin 

Bunston, Terry 

Chapman, Nancy 


Feldman, Jonathan 

George, Jon 

Gersh, David 

Grusky, Oscar 

Hanneman, Robert A . 

Hillock, David 

Jiron, Edith 

Kelly, Elinor 

Lamer, Mary 

Luscher, Kurt 

Mount, Jeanine Kerl 

Palmer, Peggy 

Paulson, Robert I . 



Rolland, Richard 

Shapiro, Ben Zion 

Sharkey, Peter 

Sonquist, John A . 

St . Leger, Frederick 

Synge,Jane 

Timms, Elizabeth 

Trimble/Kliman 

David/Jodie 

Tucker, David 

Valentine, Mary Beth 

Warn, Philippe 

Wasserman, Harry 

Weiss, Carol I . 


Whittaker, James K . 

Willmott, Peter 

Wilson, Paul A . 

Wolfe, Alvin 

Yamate, Shigenl 

SPATIAL MODELS 

Barnett, George 

Bien, Walter 

Brown, Percy 

DeSarbo, Wayne S . 


Dow, Malcolm 

Ennis, James G. 

Faust, Catherine 



Hildum, Donald C . 

Holland, Paul 

Larick, Roy 

Lattin, James 


Peay, Edmund 


Pitts, Forrest R . 


Price, Rum! Kato 

Romney, A . Kimball 

Ross, Christopher 

Spelman, William 


Tobler, Waldo 

Vanish, Edward 

STRATIFICATION 

Agarwal, Suman 

Aldrich, Howard 


Brook, Timothy 

Burke, Sandra Charvat 

Campbell, Karen 

Carroll, William 

Davies, Peter 

DiMaggio, Paul 





Hennings, Tamara 

Hirdes, John P . 

Howard, Leslie 

Jones, Brian 

Keefe, Susan Emley 

Laumann, Edward 

Lin, Nan 

Marsden, Peter 

Maryanski, Alexandra 

Mintz, Beth 


Palmer, Donald 





Scott, John 


Vogels, Leonardus C .J . 

Xia, Fang 

SUPPORT 

Adams, Rebecca G . 

Adelman, Mara 

Altergott, Karen 

Antonucci, Toni C . 

Baumann, Urs 

Bennett, Lois 

Biegel, David E. 

Bo, Inge 

Bulmer, Martin 

Bunston, Terry 

Burnside, Beverly 

Chapman, Nancy 

Cheal, David

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Erickson, Bonnie H . Wiedemann, Peter Michael TEACHING Rogers, Everett URBAN 

Feiner, Joel Wilson, Paul A . Rosenau, James 

Fischer, Judith Wolfe, Alvin Antonucci, Toni C . Salloway, Jeffrey Colman Agarwal, Suman 

Fyrand, Live Yamate, Shigeril Attneave, Carolyn L . Sonquist, John A . Aldrich, Howard 

Gersh, David von Erffa, Julie Biegel, David E . Ujimoto, K . Victor Anderson, Jeanine 

Goldstein, Marc B . Bo, Inge Yarrish, Edward Batty, Michael 

Hansell, Stephen SURVEYS Burt, Ronald S . Campbell, Karen 

Hennings, Tamara Carroll, Walter THEORY Carroll, Walter 

Hillock, David Altergott, Karen Chapin, David A. Caulkins, Douglas 

Hurt, H . Thomas Antonucci, Ton! C . Crellin, Paul Agnew, Neil Chapman, Nancy 

Israel, Barbara A . Baumann, Urs Gamson, Zelda F . Bauer, Connie Cheal, David 

Jiron, Edith Beck, Donald Israel, Barbara A . Beattie, Martha Clarke, Richard 

Kadushin, Charles Bien, Walter Lewis, John Bennett, Lois Fagan, Kathryn 

Keefe, Susan Emley Brown, Percy Lin, Nan Bradley/Roberts Fischer, Claude 

Klovdahl, Alden S . Burt, Ron3ld S . Nicol, Lionel Raymond/Nancy Foster, Brian L . 

Lamer, Mary Chapin, David A . Noesgaard, Charlotte Brown, Percy Gold, Gerald 

Lin, Nan Degenhardt Okwabi, Emmanuel Ayah Burt, Ronald S . Graham, Glenda 

Maida, Carl Wemer/Blanca Pagano, Donna Carroll, Walter Greenbaum, Susan 

Mantell, Joanne Dow, Malcolm Paulson, Robert I . Cheal, David Kadushin, Charles 

Marshall, Victor Fagan, Kathryn Phillips, Roxanne Chino, Naohito Kelly, Elinor 

Michaelson, Karen L . Hellerstein, Laurel Schiefloe, Per Morten Fararo, Thomas Kemper, Robert V . 

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Noesgaard, Charlotte Hurt, H . Thomas Wetherell, Charles Granovetter, Mark Lofland,Lyn 

Oliver, Melvin Jiron, Edith Wiedemann, Peter Michael Guilarte, Miguel Love, Kathleen 

Pagano,Donna Jones, Charles Yarish, Edward Hammond, Michael Maida, Carl 

Peterson, Larry Kadushin, Charles Hanneman, Robert A . Michaelson, Karen L . 

Price, Rumi Kato Kaplan, Charles TECHNOLOGY Hummell, Hans J . Peterson, Larry 

Rail, Marie Therese Knoke, David Jones, Brian Pfeiffer, Toni 

Riley, Dave Laumann, Edward Batty, Michael Kadushin, Charles Pravatiner, Mitchell A . 

Roehrle, Bemd Marsden, Peter Beck, Donald Knoke, David Schiefloe, Per Morten 

Rosenau, James Marshall, Victor Becker, Bruce Lin, Nan Schuster, Tonya L . 

Salloway, Jeffrey Colman McPherson, J . Miller Blomberg, Jeanette Markovsky, Barry Spelman, William 

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Schuster, Tonya L. Phillips, Roxanne Crellin, Paul Michaelson, Karen L . Takeuchi, Akihiro 

Seidman, Stephen Price, Mary Gail Doreian, Patrick Mitnick, Barry Turk, Herman 

Shapiro, Ben Zion Price, Rum! Kato Feldman, Jonathan Mullins, Nicholas C . Wellman, Barry 

Sharkey, Peter Ratcliffe, William Fischer, Claude Palmer, Peggy Werbner, Pnina 

Sheehan, Nancy Sadowsky, Donald Godoe, Helge Phillips, Roxanne Wiedemann, Peter Michael 

Solano, Cecilia H . Salloway, Jeffrey Colman Gurd, Geoffrey Pizarro, Narciso 

Speck, Ross Schuster, Tonya L . Gurstein/Faulkner Rosenau, James 

Takeuchi, Akihiro Single, Eric Michael/Femande Rundblad, Bengt 

Tardy, Charles Sonquist, John A . Hart, Jeffrey A. Sampson, Samuel Frank 

Tausig, Mark Synge,Jane Hellerstein, Laurel Shapiro, Ben Zion 

Timms, Elizabeth Teimey, Charles Higuchi, Yoichiro Sonquist, John A . 

Todd, David Warin, Philippe Hurt, H . Thomas Stanley, Bruce 

Trimble/Kliman Wellman, Barry Kadushin, Charles Takeuchi, Akihiro 

David/Jodie Wiedemann, Peter Michael Lane, Ron Turk, Herman 

Unger, Donald Wiegand, B . Larick, Roy Twynam, Malou 

Warin, Philippe Lawrence, Arthur Wellman, Barry 

Wasserman, Harry Michaelson, Karen L . White, Douglas 

Weiss, Carol I . Michele, Gohier Wiedemann, Peter Michael 

Weiss, Robert S Mullins, Nicholas C . Zaklad, Allen 


Nicol, Lionel 

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INDEX 

ARTICLES 

NUMBER 

PAGE 

Barnes, John and Mark Granovetter, "Classics illustrated and discussed ." 3 191 

Chino, Naohito, "A critical review of the approaches to the analysis of 

group structure 1 15 

Tilly, Charles, "GBS + GCL = ?" 2 94 

van Meter, Karl, "Ideology and methodology : Network analysis in the 

United States and France ." 2 106 

Wellman, Barry, " What is to be done? -- The next 10 years of INSNA ." 3 189 

COMPUTERS 

Burt, Ronald, "Data on aggregate American markets during the 1960s 

and 1970s ." 2 171 

Burt, Ronald, "STRUCTURE, version 3 .2" 2 175 

Jones, Charles, "Using Connections as a database ." 3 193 

Klovdahl, A . S . and J . Brindle, "TRANS-NET ." 2 176 

Sonquist, John, "STATA can now use IBM PC expanded memory ." 2 172 

Sonquist, John, "SYSTAT version 3 now available for the MAC ." 2 174 

THESIS SUMMARIES 

Alcorn, Sandra Seeland, "The support networks of battered women before 

and after shelter residence ." 2 166 

Marshall, Joanne Gard, "The adoption and implementation of online 

information technology by health professionals ." 2 166

Jones, C. (1987). Using Connections as a Database ... - INSNA

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