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Volume 2, 2001

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Cynthia M. Webster, Linton C. Freeman, Christa G. Aufdemberg:
The Impact of Social Context on Interaction Patterns.
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Thomas J. Fararo:
Theoretical Sociology in the 20th Century.
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Jeffrey C. Johnson, Stephen P. Borgatti, Joseph J. Luczkovich, Martin G. Everett:
Network Role Analysis in the Study of Food Webs: An Application of Regular Role Coloration.
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Ulrik Brandes, Jörg Raab, Dorothea Wagner:
Exploratory Network Visualization: Simultaneous Display of Actor Status and Connections.
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Phillip Bonacich:
The Evolution of Exchange Networks.

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