Network Science

2013 - 2025

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Volume 13, month January, 2025

Has bitcoin been dethroned too quickly? The cryptocurrency return networks pp. -

Barbara Będowska-Sójka, Piotr Wójcik and Sabrina Giordano

A model of network redistributive pressure pp. -

Salvatore Di Falco, Francesco Feri and Paolo Pin

Centrality and social domains: The role of support, conflict, and ambivalence in the perception of linguistic similarity pp. -

Guillaume P. Fernandez

Automated extraction of discourse networks from large volumes of media data pp. -

Mario Angst, Neitah Noemi Müller and Viviane Walker

Exponentially preferential trees pp. -

Rafik Aguech, Hosam Mahmoud, Hanene Mohamed and Zhou Yang

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 Rebeka O. Szabó

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

Volume 11, month December, 2023

A general model for how attributes can reduce polarization in social groups pp. 536-559

Piotr J. Górski, Curtis Atkisson and Janusz A. Hołyst

Continuous latent position models for instantaneous interactions pp. 560-588

Riccardo Rastelli and Marco Corneli

Limited evidence for structural balance in the family pp. 589-614

Jonas Stein, Jornt Mandemakers and Arnout van de Rijt

Colorful path detection in vertex-colored temporal pp. 615-631

Riccardo Dondi and Mohammad Mehdi Hosseinzadeh

Typologies of duocentric networks among low-income newlywed couples pp. 632-656

David P. Kennedy, Thomas N. Bradbury and Benjamin R. Karney

Do NBA teams avoid trading within their own division? pp. 657-669

Jimi Adams and Michał Bojanowski

Volume 11, month September, 2023

Monotonicity in undirected networks pp. 351-373

Paolo Boldi, Flavio Furia and Sebastiano Vigna

A network community detection method with integration of data from multiple layers and node attributes pp. 374-396

Hannu Reittu, Lasse Leskelä and Tomi Räty

The duality of networks and groups: Models to generate two-mode networks from one-mode networks pp. 397-410

Zachary P. Neal

Segregated mobility patterns amplify neighborhood disparities in the spread of COVID-19 pp. 411-430

Andras Gyorgy, Thomas Marlow, Bruno Abrahao and Kinga Makovi

Exact recovery of Granger causality graphs with unconditional pairwise tests pp. 431-457

R. J. Kinnear and R. R. Mazumdar

Transitions between peace and systemic war as bifurcations in a signed network dynamical system pp. 458-501

Megan Morrison, J. Nathan Kutz and Michael Gabbay

Regression of binary network data with exchangeable latent errors pp. 502-535

Frank W. Marrs and Bailey K. Fosdick

Volume 11, month June, 2023

Relational event models in network science pp. 175-183

Carter T. Butts, Alessandro Lomi, Tom A. B. Snijders and Christoph Stadtfeld

All that glitters is not gold: Relational events models with spurious events pp. 184-204

Cornelius Fritz, Marius Mehrl, Paul W. Thurner and Göran Kauermann

Multimodal mechanisms of political discourse dynamics and the case of Germany’s nuclear energy phase-out pp. 205-223

Sebastian Haunss and James Hollway

A simplest mathematics of turn-taking: Conversational deep structure, emergence, and permeation pp. 224-248

Bryan C. Cannon and Dawn T. Robinson

Random effects in dynamic network actor models pp. 249-266

Alvaro Uzaheta, Viviana Amati and Christoph Stadtfeld

How fast do we forget our past social interactions? Understanding memory retention with parametric decays in relational event models pp. 267-294

Giuseppe Arena, Joris Mulder and Roger Th. A.J. Leenders

Modeling complex interactions in a disrupted environment: Relational events in the WTC response pp. 295-323

Scott Leo Renshaw, Selena M. Livas, Miruna G. Petrescu-Prahova and Carter T. Butts

Rivalries, reputation, retaliation, and repetition: Testing plausible mechanisms for the contagion of violence between street gangs using relational event models pp. 324-350

Jason Gravel, Matthew Valasik, Joris Mulder, Roger Leenders, Carter Butts, P. Jeffrey Brantingham and George E. Tita

Volume 11, month March, 2023

Introduction to the special issue on scientific networks pp. 1-4

Dmitry G. Zaytsev and Noshir S. Contractor

Micro-level network dynamics of scientific collaboration and impact: Relational hyperevent models for the analysis of coauthor networks pp. 5-35

Jürgen Lerner and Marian-Gabriel Hâncean

Diversity, networks, and innovation: A text analytic approach to measuring expertise diversity pp. 36-64

Alina Lungeanu, Ryan Whalen, Y. Jasmine Wu, Leslie A. DeChurch and Noshir S. Contractor

Expanding the boundaries of interdisciplinary field: Contribution of Network Science journal to the development of network science pp. 65-97

Valentina V. Kuskova, Dmitry G. Zaytsev, Gregory S. Khvatsky, Anna A. Sokol, Maria D. Vorobeva and Rustam A. Kamalov

Quality issues in co-authorship data of a national scientific community pp. 98-112

Domenico De Stefano, Vittorio Fuccella, Maria Prosperina Vitale and Susanna Zaccarin

Searching for coherence in a fragmented field: Temporal and keywords network analysis in political science pp. 113-142

Dmitry G. Zaytsev, Valentina V. Kuskova, Gregory S. Khvatsky and Anna A. Sokol

Understanding collaboration patterns on funded research projects: A network analysis pp. 143-173

Matthew Smith, Yasaman Sarabi and Dimitris Christopoulos

Volume 10, month December, 2022

A multi-purposed unsupervised framework for comparing embeddings of undirected and directed graphs pp. 323-346

Bogumił Kamiński, Łukasz Kraiński, Paweł Prałat and François Théberge

Random networks grown by fusing edges via urns pp. 347-360

Kiran R. Bhutani, Ravi Kalpathy and Hosam Mahmoud

Efficiently generating geometric inhomogeneous and hyperbolic random graphs pp. 361-380

Thomas Bläsius, Tobias Friedrich, Maximilian Katzmann, Ulrich Meyer, Manuel Penschuck and Christopher Weyand

Toward random walk-based clustering of variable-order networks pp. 381-399

Julie Queiros, Célestin Coquidé and François Queyroi

Preferential attachment hypergraph with high modularity pp. 400-429

Frédéric Giroire, Nicolas Nisse, Thibaud Trolliet and Małgorzata Sulkowska

Volume 10, month September, 2022

Connectivity-preserving distributed algorithms for removing links in directed networks pp. 215-233

Azwirman Gusrialdi

Techniques for blocking the propagation of two simultaneous contagions over networks using a graph dynamical systems framework pp. 234-260

Henry L. Carscadden, Chris J. Kuhlman, Madhav V. Marathe, S. S. Ravi and Daniel J. Rosenkrantz

How teams adapt to exogenous shocks: Experimental evidence with node knockouts of central members pp. 261-282

Jared F. Edgerton, Skyler J. Cranmer and Victor Finomore

Strong and weak tie homophily in adolescent friendship networks: An analysis of same-race and same-gender ties pp. 283-300

Cassie McMillan

Block dense weighted networks with augmented degree correction pp. 301-321

Benjamin Leinwand and Vladas Pipiras

Volume 10, month June, 2022

A hierarchical latent space network model for mediation pp. 113-130

Tracy M. Sweet and Samrachana Adhikari

Generating weighted and thresholded gene coexpression networks using signed distance correlation pp. 131-145

Javier Pardo-Diaz, Philip S. Poole, Mariano Beguerisse-Díaz, Charlotte M. Deane and Gesine Reinert

Network classification-based structural analysis of real networks and their model-generated counterparts pp. 146-169

Marcell Nagy and Roland Molontay

A pairwise strategic network formation model with group heterogeneity: With an application to international travel pp. 170-189

Tadao Hoshino

Consensus embedding for multiple networks: Computation and applications pp. 190-206

Mengzhen Li, Mustafa Coşkun and Mehmet Koyutürk

Bringing network science to primary school pp. 207-213

Clara Stegehuis

Volume 10, month March, 2022

Circular specifications and “predicting” with information from the future: Errors in the empirical SAOM–TERGM comparison of Leifeld & Cranmer pp. 3-14

Per Block, James Hollway, Christoph Stadtfeld, Johan Koskinen and Tom Snijders

The stochastic actor-oriented model is a theory as much as it is a method and must be subject to theory tests pp. 15-19

Philip Leifeld and Skyler J. Cranmer

Faster MCMC for Gaussian latent position network models pp. 20-45

Neil A. Spencer, Brian W. Junker and Tracy M. Sweet

Role detection in bicycle-sharing networks using multilayer stochastic block models pp. 46-81

Jane Carlen, Jaume de Dios Pont, Cassidy Mentus, Shyr-Shea Chang, Stephanie Wang and Mason A. Porter

DERGMs: Degeneracy-restricted exponential family random graph models pp. 82-110

Vishesh Karwa, Sonja Petrović and Denis Bajić

A theoretical and empirical comparison of the temporal exponential random graph model and the stochastic actor-oriented model – Corrigendum pp. 111-111

Philip Leifeld and Skyler J. Cranmer