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Session: All Sessions Data Archiving and Infrastructure Data linkage: Methodological issues Studying Complex and Changing Populations and Cohorts (Part 1) Using official data sources for model building Applications in Social Networks Methodology Big Data - What can we learn and do? (Part 1) De-Mystifying Multi-Methodology in Complex Designs In-depth Qualitative Techniques Interviews, interviewing and mode effects Innovations in Automated Data Collection (Part 1) Measuring the impact of policy change: evidence-based approaches to reducing crime Social network analysis: Applied studies and substantive topics Social Research Using Digital Trace Data Statistical modelling for social network analysis: The state of play. Strategies for integrating analyses in mixed methods research Structural Equation Modelling in Social Sciences Assessing the Impact of the Social Sciences Evaluating for Public Policy Measurement and Other Errors (with a focus on TSE) (Part 1) Methodological Issues in Cross National or Comparative Research Positive organisational scholarship: A space for methodological creativity Quality in qualitative research Social network research: Research designs and methods Studying Hard to Locate Populations Studying Organisations: Surveys and Other Methods Theoretical, Conceptual and Other Issues Dual-Mode Design Considerations for Web Surveys: A presentation and question and answer session Studying Complex and Changing Populations and Cohorts (Part 2) Informing Policy Research using the Australian Census Longitudinal Dataset Big Data - What can we learn and do? (Part 2) Innovations in Automated Data Collection (Part 2) Measurement and Other Errors (with a focus on TSE) (Part 2) Q and A Session: Dual-Mode Design Considerations for Web Surveys

 

Statistical modelling for social network analysis: The state of play.

Balance theory revisited: Is structural balance always necessary?
Yu Zhao, Garry Robins

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