Mixed Methods Social Networks Research
Herausgeber: Domínguez, Silvia; Hollstein, Betina
Mixed Methods Social Networks Research
Herausgeber: Domínguez, Silvia; Hollstein, Betina
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This volume demonstrates the potential of mixed-methods designs for researching social networks and the utilization of social networks for other research.
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This volume demonstrates the potential of mixed-methods designs for researching social networks and the utilization of social networks for other research.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 406
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 736g
- ISBN-13: 9781107027923
- ISBN-10: 1107027926
- Artikelnr.: 41025151
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 406
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 736g
- ISBN-13: 9781107027923
- ISBN-10: 1107027926
- Artikelnr.: 41025151
Part I. General Issues: 1. Mixed methods social network research: an
introduction Betina Hollstein; 2. Social network research Peter J.
Carrington; 3. Triangulation and validity of network data Andreas Wald; 4.
A network analytical four-level concept for an interpretation of social
interaction in terms of structure and agency Roger Häussling; Part II.
Mixed Methods Applications: 5. Social networks, social influence, and
fertility in Germany: challenges and benefits of applying a parallel mixed
methods design Laura Bernardi, Sylvia Keim and Andreas Klärner; 6. Two
sides of the same coin: the integration of personal network analysis with
ethnographic and psychometric strategies in the study of acculturation
Isidro Maya Jariego and Silvia Dominguez; 7. Adaptation to new legal
procedures in rural China: integrating survey and ethnographic data
Christine Avernius and Jeffrey C. Johnson; 8. Mixing ethnography and
information technology data mining to visualize innovation networks in
global networked organizations Julia Gluesing, Kenneth Riopelle and James
A. Danowski; Part III. New Methodological Approaches Used in Mixed Methods
Designs: 9. Fuzzy set analysis of network data as mixed method personal
networks and the transition from school to work Betina Hollstein and
Claudius Wagemann; 10. Reconstructing social networks through text
analysis: from text networks to narrative actor networks Joan Miquel Verd
and Carlos Lozares; 11. Give meaning to social networks: methodology for
conducting and analyzing interviews based on personal network
visualizations José Luis Molina, Isidro Maya Jariego and Christopher
McCarty; 12. Simulating the social networks and interactions of poor
immigrants Bruce Rogers and Cecilia Menjívar.
introduction Betina Hollstein; 2. Social network research Peter J.
Carrington; 3. Triangulation and validity of network data Andreas Wald; 4.
A network analytical four-level concept for an interpretation of social
interaction in terms of structure and agency Roger Häussling; Part II.
Mixed Methods Applications: 5. Social networks, social influence, and
fertility in Germany: challenges and benefits of applying a parallel mixed
methods design Laura Bernardi, Sylvia Keim and Andreas Klärner; 6. Two
sides of the same coin: the integration of personal network analysis with
ethnographic and psychometric strategies in the study of acculturation
Isidro Maya Jariego and Silvia Dominguez; 7. Adaptation to new legal
procedures in rural China: integrating survey and ethnographic data
Christine Avernius and Jeffrey C. Johnson; 8. Mixing ethnography and
information technology data mining to visualize innovation networks in
global networked organizations Julia Gluesing, Kenneth Riopelle and James
A. Danowski; Part III. New Methodological Approaches Used in Mixed Methods
Designs: 9. Fuzzy set analysis of network data as mixed method personal
networks and the transition from school to work Betina Hollstein and
Claudius Wagemann; 10. Reconstructing social networks through text
analysis: from text networks to narrative actor networks Joan Miquel Verd
and Carlos Lozares; 11. Give meaning to social networks: methodology for
conducting and analyzing interviews based on personal network
visualizations José Luis Molina, Isidro Maya Jariego and Christopher
McCarty; 12. Simulating the social networks and interactions of poor
immigrants Bruce Rogers and Cecilia Menjívar.
Part I. General Issues: 1. Mixed methods social network research: an
introduction Betina Hollstein; 2. Social network research Peter J.
Carrington; 3. Triangulation and validity of network data Andreas Wald; 4.
A network analytical four-level concept for an interpretation of social
interaction in terms of structure and agency Roger Häussling; Part II.
Mixed Methods Applications: 5. Social networks, social influence, and
fertility in Germany: challenges and benefits of applying a parallel mixed
methods design Laura Bernardi, Sylvia Keim and Andreas Klärner; 6. Two
sides of the same coin: the integration of personal network analysis with
ethnographic and psychometric strategies in the study of acculturation
Isidro Maya Jariego and Silvia Dominguez; 7. Adaptation to new legal
procedures in rural China: integrating survey and ethnographic data
Christine Avernius and Jeffrey C. Johnson; 8. Mixing ethnography and
information technology data mining to visualize innovation networks in
global networked organizations Julia Gluesing, Kenneth Riopelle and James
A. Danowski; Part III. New Methodological Approaches Used in Mixed Methods
Designs: 9. Fuzzy set analysis of network data as mixed method personal
networks and the transition from school to work Betina Hollstein and
Claudius Wagemann; 10. Reconstructing social networks through text
analysis: from text networks to narrative actor networks Joan Miquel Verd
and Carlos Lozares; 11. Give meaning to social networks: methodology for
conducting and analyzing interviews based on personal network
visualizations José Luis Molina, Isidro Maya Jariego and Christopher
McCarty; 12. Simulating the social networks and interactions of poor
immigrants Bruce Rogers and Cecilia Menjívar.
introduction Betina Hollstein; 2. Social network research Peter J.
Carrington; 3. Triangulation and validity of network data Andreas Wald; 4.
A network analytical four-level concept for an interpretation of social
interaction in terms of structure and agency Roger Häussling; Part II.
Mixed Methods Applications: 5. Social networks, social influence, and
fertility in Germany: challenges and benefits of applying a parallel mixed
methods design Laura Bernardi, Sylvia Keim and Andreas Klärner; 6. Two
sides of the same coin: the integration of personal network analysis with
ethnographic and psychometric strategies in the study of acculturation
Isidro Maya Jariego and Silvia Dominguez; 7. Adaptation to new legal
procedures in rural China: integrating survey and ethnographic data
Christine Avernius and Jeffrey C. Johnson; 8. Mixing ethnography and
information technology data mining to visualize innovation networks in
global networked organizations Julia Gluesing, Kenneth Riopelle and James
A. Danowski; Part III. New Methodological Approaches Used in Mixed Methods
Designs: 9. Fuzzy set analysis of network data as mixed method personal
networks and the transition from school to work Betina Hollstein and
Claudius Wagemann; 10. Reconstructing social networks through text
analysis: from text networks to narrative actor networks Joan Miquel Verd
and Carlos Lozares; 11. Give meaning to social networks: methodology for
conducting and analyzing interviews based on personal network
visualizations José Luis Molina, Isidro Maya Jariego and Christopher
McCarty; 12. Simulating the social networks and interactions of poor
immigrants Bruce Rogers and Cecilia Menjívar.