Dear all,

As you may be aware, network analysis is one of the few major breakthroughs
in contemporary quantitative analysis. It shifts the unit of analysis from
individuals to their connections and brings in both theoretical and
methodological innovations.

However, a course on network analysis is not always available or easily
accessible. To partially address that need, I will teach a short 10-hour
online class on network analysis in August (16th-19th, 8-10:30 pm per
day). Selected
topics include basic network analysis (centrality, positions, and
clustering), the exponential random graph model for modeling network
formation, causal analysis of network effects, the stochastic
actor‐oriented model for dynamic network analysis, and social network‐based
interventions. Case studies and R code will be provided. More details can
be found at the below link.

https://www.statflame.com/training/network-analysis.

Please let me know if you have any questions. I sincerely look forward to
welcoming anyone!!


Best regards,

Weihua

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Weihua An, PhD
Associate Professor of Sociology &
Quantitative Theory and Method
Emory University
https://sites.google.com/view/weihuaan
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