Terrorist Group Cooperation and Longevity

Why do some terrorist groups survive considerably longer than others? The literature is just beginning to address this important question in a systematic manner. Additionally, and as with most studies of terrorism, longevity studies have ignored the possibility of...

NETWORK SCIENCE, VOLUME 1 – ISSUE 03 December 2013

NETWORK SCIENCE, VOLUME 1 – ISSUE 03 is available in print.   All the papers are available via Cambridge Journals Online   TABLE OF CONTENTS: Likelihoods for fixed rank nomination networks PETER HOFF and BAILEY FOSDICK and ALEX VOLFOVSKY and KATHERINE...

Technology is not driving us apart after all!!!

Interesting article from the NY Times about Keith Hampton & associates’ studies of behavior in public space. Building on Wm H Whyte’s research http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/01/19/magazine/technology-is-not-driving-us-apart-after-all.html?from=magazine...

Political Networks Conference (PolNet VII)

SAVE THE DATE!!! For those that do network research that has applications and/or implications for political science,  the Political Networks Section of the American Political Science Association (APSA) is pleased to announce that the 7th Annual PolNet Conference will...