Welcome!
June 23, 2010
Introduction
Jim Moody, jmoody77@soc.duke.edu
Visual representations of social networks are integral to our field (Freeman, 2000). This has been true for graph theory since Euler’s (1741) first puzzling over an efficient route over the seven bridges of Konigsberg, and Moreno was certainly clear about his goal of making the invisible fabric of social life visible (see his 1933 interview in the NY Times, for example). Since then, we have seen images of “social atoms” depicting the star-like character of leading families in small towns, many images of connections among youth, links between nations’ trade volume, or ties among the power elite, to mention just a sprinkling of the total (see Freeman, 2000 for citations and review). Read the rest of this entry »
Bi-partitie network
June 23, 2010
Visualizing positive and negative endorsements of S.1782 (2007)
Skye Bender-de Moll
skyebend@skyeome.net
Sharing and tagging behavior
June 23, 2010
BibSonomy anatomy
Katy Borner and Nianli Ma
katy@indiana.edu
Personal networks
June 23, 2010
Understanding the composition of an ensemble of personal networks
Ulrik Brandes, Jürgen Lerner, Miranda J. Lubbers, Christopher McCarthy, José Luis Molina, and Uwe Nagel
Ulrik.Brandes@uni-konstanz.de
Lobbying coalitions
June 23, 2010
Management by cost or interdependencies
June 23, 2010
Dollars or links?
Graham Durant-Law
graham@durantlaw.info
Network community structure
June 23, 2010
Globalization
June 23, 2010
Multi-dimensional scaling
June 23, 2010
Shared topics
June 23, 2010
News ties: A study of media-level agenda-setting
Katherine Ognyanova
ognyanova@usc.edu
Social science sequence data
June 23, 2010
Bi-annual ratings of state higher education systems 2000-2006
Fabio Guillermo Rojas and Amia Foston
frojas@indiana.edu
Shared conditions
June 23, 2010
Radial Tree Diagram (RTD) of insomnia
Philip Topham ptopham@lnxresearch.com
JoSS Visualization Symposium 2010 