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PDW on Social Network Analysis

  • 1.  PDW on Social Network Analysis

    Posted 06-26-2006 17:44
    If you will be attending this year’s Academy of Management Meetings in
    Atlanta, you are invited to participate in the PDW on:



    THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL APPLICATIONS OF SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS

    Co-sponsored by BPS, OMT, RM and CM Divisions (Session #102)



    When: Saturday, August 12, 8:30-11:30 a.m.

    Where: Atlanta Marriott Marquis, International 4.

    Organizers: Dan Brass, Jon Johnson & Joe Labianca

    Discussion Leaders: Steve Borgatti, Ron Burt, Tiziana Casciaro, Rob Cross,
    Martin Gargiulo, Deborah Gibbons, Martine Haas, David Krackhardt, Ajay
    Mehra, David Obstfeld, Ray Sparrowe



    The emphasis of this PDW is on participant interaction, with most of the
    scheduled time devoted to roundtable discussions. The workshop will allow
    researchers who are currently engaged in social network research, or those
    who have plans to incorporate social network concepts into their research,
    to interact with one another. After a short introduction to the discussion
    topics, we will break out into discussion groups. We hope to give relative
    newcomers to social network research an opportunity to interact with
    veterans, and give veterans an opportunity to share insights with one
    another. We are especially hopeful that cross level interactions will
    occur during the workshop.



    E-mail Jon Johnson (jonjohn@walton.uark.edu) to sign up for the workshop.
    In your response, please provide your top three preferences from the list
    of discussion topics below:



    Affect networks in organizations

    Brokerage and closure

    Combining qualitative and social network approaches

    Computer simulations of network processes

    Individual level mechanisms in networks

    Introduction to network analysis

    Knowledge management

    Network methods Q&A

    Networks at the intersection of scholarship and practice

    Networks at the team level

    Social network analysis as paradigm

    Submitting network research for publication