Disrupting Dark Networks
作者： Sean F. Everton
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关键词: Organizational network analysis 、 Network science 、 Evolving networks 、 Data science 、 Network topology 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Centrality 、 Cluster analysis 、 Structural holes 、 Sociology 、 Cohesion (computer science)
摘要: Part I. Introduction: 1. Social network analysis: an introduction 2. Strategic options for disrupting dark networks II. Network Analysis: Techniques: 3. Getting started with UCINET, NetDraw, Pajek, and ORA 4. Gathering, recording, manipulating social III. Metrics: 5. topography 6. Cohesion clustering 7. Centrality, power, prestige 8. Brokers, bridges, structural holes 9. Positions, roles, blockmodels IV. Advances: 10. Dynamic analyses of 11. Statistical models V. Conclusion: 12. The promise limits analysis.
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