Network Science
2013 - 2026
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Volume 14, month January, 2026
- Trust and the dynamics of network formation pp. e1

- Juan-Camilo Cardenas, Danisz Okulicz, Davide Pietrobon, Tomás Rodríguez Barraquer and Tatiana Velasco
- Enhancing joint ideal point estimation strategies with Twitter social networks and text data pp. e10

- Yicheng Shen, Christopher Bail and Alexander Volfovsky
- Perceived fairness in networks pp. e11

- Arthur Charpentier
- Embedded inequality: Personal network dynamics and mental health during COVID-19 pp. e12

- Zhixiang Su, Patrick Xu and Wenjie Duan
- Spherical latent space models for social networks: Geometry-aware inference and comparison across latent geometries pp. e13

- Carlos Nosa and Juan Sosa
- Hypothesis testing for community structure in temporal networks using e-values pp. e14

- Eric Yanchenko, Jonathan P. Williams and Ryan Martin
- Assessing the extent to which network structure causes people to be perceived as a leader pp. e15

- Ray Reagans, Ronald Burt and Donald Liu
- Stochastic spreading models reproduce embolism propagation dynamics in angiosperm xylem networks of vessels connected by bordered pits pp. e16

- Onerva Korhonen, Steven Jansen, Luciano de Melo Silva, Petri Kiuru, Magdalena Held, Anna Lintunen and Annamari Laurén
- Recommendations for conducting ethical network research pp. e17

- Francisca Ortiz Ruiz, Paola Tubaro, José Luis Molina, Jennifer Watling Neal, Raffaele Vacca, Jana Diesner, Jimi Adams, Michelle Birkett, Jenny Godley, Juniper Lovato, Michael Schönhuth, Laura Teves and Michael Zimmer
- Modeling covert network discovery as biased edge sampling – Assumptions and implications pp. e18

- Jonathan Januar, H. Colin Gallagher and Johan Koskinen
- Measuring polarization in epistemic social networks: The case of the US 2024 presidential elections pp. e19

- Dmitry Zaytsev, Valentina Kuskova, Gregory Khvatsky and Nitesh V. Chawla
- A zero-inflated Poisson latent position cluster model pp. e2

- Chaoyi Lu, Riccardo Rastelli and Nial Friel
- Beyond interaction networks: Practice mapping as a step towards the detection of destructive polarization in social networks pp. e20

- Axel Bruns, Katharina Esau, Kateryna Kasianenko, Ehsan Dehghan, Tariq Dos Santos Choucair, Vish Padinjaredath Suresh and Donald Johannessen
- Simulating downward spirals of interethnic hostility in empirical school networks pp. e21

- Alla Loseva, Christian Steglich and Andreas Flache
- Measures of the capital network of the U.S. economy pp. e22

- Ben Klemens
- Networks shape political attitude change pp. e23

- Jennifer M. Larson and Janet I. Lewis
- Human rights consolidation or fragmentation? A network analysis of resolution sponsorship in the UN Human Rights Council pp. e24

- Jared Edgerton, Gino Pauselli and Cecilia Cavero
- Breaking the equilibrium: Network disruption and civil war negotiation onset pp. e25

- Cassy Dorff, Shahryar Minhas and Bolanle Oluwatosin Salau
- Snacks, meals, or buffets? (Dis)Aggregating social influence across social environments pp. e26

- Lauren Ratliff Santoro and Matthew P. Hitt
- The structure of reasoning: Inferring conceptual networks from text pp. e27

- Sarah Shugars and Xinfeng Gu
- Measuring issue-level polarization in congressional speech using community detection-algorithms pp. e28

- Hendrik Erz
- Validating survey measures of acquaintance networks for political behavior research pp. e29

- Matthew T. Pietryka and Anand Edward Sokhey
- Selecting key opinion leaders under practical challenges pp. e3

- Zachary P. Neal, Jennifer Watling Neal, Elise Cappella and J. Marcus Dockerty
- Counting chemical isomers with multivariate generating functions pp. e4

- Rana Shojaei and Thilo Gross
- An illustrated tutorial on mixed-method social network analysis of embedded network agency pp. e5

- Nataša Pantić, Thibault Coppe and Gil Viry
- A label-switching algorithm for fast core-periphery identification pp. e6

- Eric Yanchenko and Srijan Sengupta
- In search of common ground: Exploring value networks at the UNFCCC climate change talks pp. e7

- Zack W. Almquist, Benjamin Bagozzi, Daria Blinova and Zach Brown
- The structural origins of the conservative online media niche, US Twitter 2022 pp. e8

- Martin Arvidsson, Pablo Bello and Marc Keuschnigg
- An immunization method using a context-based centrality in multiplex networks pp. e9

- Leili Soleimani Asil and Mohammad Khansari
Volume 12, month December, 2024
- What can we learn about mental health from 10,933 patient lived experiences using a novel quantitative-qualitative network analysis? pp. 321-338

- Chandril Chandan Ghosh, Duncan McVicar, Gavin Davidson, Ciaran Shannon and Cherie Armour
- Opinion dynamics beyond social influence pp. 339-365

- Benedikt V Meylahn and Christa Searle
- Maximal cliques in scale-free random graphs pp. 366-391

- Thomas Bläsius, Maximillian Katzmann and Clara Stegehuis
- Multilayer network games: A cooperative approach pp. 392-403

- Parishmita Boruah, Surajit Borkotokey and Rajnish Kumar
- Recommendations for sharing network data and materials pp. 404-417

- Zachary P. Neal, Zack W. Almquist, James Bagrow, Aaron Clauset, Jana Diesner, Emmanuel Lazega, Juniper Lovato, James Moody, Tiago P. Peixoto, Zachary Steinert-Threlkeld and Andreia Sofia Teixeira
Volume 12, month September, 2024
- The latent cognitive structures of social networks pp. 202-233

- Izabel Aguiar and Johan Ugander
- Guiding prevention initiatives by applying network analysis to systems maps of adverse childhood experiences and adolescent suicide pp. 234-260

- Benjamin D. Maldonado, Ryan Schuerkamp, Cassidy M. Martin, Ketra L. Rice, Nisha Nataraj, Margaret M. Brown, Christopher R. Harper, Curtis Florence and Philippe J. Giabbanelli
- The art of interconnections: Achieving maximum algebraic connectivity in multilayer networks pp. 261-288

- Ali Tavasoli, Heman Shakeri, Ehsan Ardjmand and Shakil Rahman
- The not-so-forbidden triad: Evaluating the assumptions of the Strength of Weak Ties pp. 289-304

- Zachary P. Neal
- Evolution of cooperation in networks with well-connected cooperators pp. 305-320

- Josefine Bohr Brask and Jonatan Bohr Brask
Volume 12, month June, 2024
- Methodological moderators of average outdegree centrality: A meta-analysis of child and adolescent friendship networks pp. 107-121

- Jennifer Watling Neal
- A generalized hypothesis test for community structure in networks pp. 122-138

- Eric Yanchenko and Srijan Sengupta
- Generating preferential attachment graphs via a Pólya urn with expanding colors pp. 139-159

- Somya Singh, Fady Alajaji and Bahman Gharesifard
- Algorithmic aspects of temporal betweenness pp. 160-188

- Sebastian Buß, Hendrik Molter, Rolf Niedermeier and Maciej Rymar
- When can networks be inferred from observed groups? pp. 189-200

- Zachary P. Neal
- Automated detection of edge clusters via an overfitted mixture prior – CORRIGENDUM pp. 201-201

- Hanh T. D. Pham and Daniel K. Sewell
Volume 12, month March, 2024
- Business transactions and ownership ties between firms pp. 1-20

- László Lőrincz, Sándor Juhász and O’Szabo, Rebeka
- Graph-based methods for discrete choice pp. 21-40

- Kiran Tomlinson and Austin R. Benson
- Reengineering of interbank networks pp. 41-64

- John Leventides, Costas Poulios, Maria Livada and Ioannis Giannikos
- Audience selection for maximizing social influence pp. 65-87

- Balázs Sziklai and Balázs Lengyel
- Automated detection of edge clusters via an overfitted mixture prior pp. 88-106

- Hanh T. D. Pham and Daniel K. Sewell
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