Social Networks Group
The Social Networks Group (SNG) conducts theoretical and applied research that is primarily focussed on network structure and function. Its foundations lie in considering social organisation, communication and interaction and how that research can be used to describe and/or predict complex (social) system behaviour. A regular newsletter is to be circulated to members via the official web site and Wiki (under construction) that provides more detailed information about SNG.
Mission
The Social Network Group (SNG) will provide a service to social network researchers that enables key processes for effective collaboration, communication, project initiation and completion, publication, and promotion over national and international boundaries.
Landscape and behavoural factors in cross-border migration Analysis of social structure in aberrant social groups
Trust and social moral norms and the impact of networks and agents Affective and cognitive constructs in social networks Social Networks: Links and Language (Book of Edited Chapters Project)
Landscape and behavoural factors in cross-border migration Analysis of social structure in aberrant social groups
Trust and social moral norms and the impact of networks and agents Affective and cognitive constructs in social networks Social Networks: Links and Language (Book of Edited Chapters Project)