Lecture by Frank Takes The Networks Match Makers seminar series started in October 2020 after a succesfull workshop in January 2020, called NETWORKS Matchmaking Event. In this series we bring together network scientists from the social and economic sciences with network scientists from …
Please register for the seminar via the button. You will receive a link to the virtual meeting via email. Using networks to study inequality: two examples Do daily decisions and social interactions reproduce socioeconomic inequality? Limited resources could drive self-defeating …
Parallel session talk by Frank Takes at European Conference on Social Network EUSN 2021 This work is centered around a population-scale social network analysis study of all 17 million inhabitants of the Netherlands. In the considered (anoymized) population-scale social network, …
Please register for the seminar via the button. You will receive a link to the virtual meeting via email. Algorithmic Reason – The New Government of Self and Other Tobias Blanke will present parts of their forthcoming book (together with …
Please register for the seminar via the button. You will receive a link to the virtual meeting via email. Careers through Networks – Studying the Relational Underpinnings of Social Mobility using Danish Register Data Labor market mobility is the product …
Master thesis presentation by Rachel de Jong When sharing sensitive data, it should be made sure that entities represented in it are sufficiently anonymous in order to avoid a possible breach of privacy. In the field of statistical disclosure control, …
Poster presentation by Rachel de Jong at IC2S2 conference Authors: Rachel de Jong; Mark van der Loo; Frank Takes Complex networks are often used to describe the interactions between individuals or organizations within social or economic systems. In order to …
Conference talk at IC2S2 Authors: Sándor Juhász, Ádám Kovács, Balázs Lengyel and Eszter Bokányi ABSTRACTThis study shows that online social connections of people in poor neighbourhoods are more spatially concentrated and structurally cohesive than the network of people living in …
Conference talk at IC2S2 Authors: Eszter Bokanyi, Sándor Juhász, Márton Karsai and Balazs Lengyel ABSTRACTIn this work, we investigate home-work locations and mutual followership ties of Twitter users from the top 50 metropolitan areas of the United States. We find …
Conference talk at IC2S2 Authors: Eszter Bokanyi, Martin Novák, Ákos Jakobi and Balazs Lengyel ABSTRACTUsing a model capturing distance-decay, urban scaling, and hierarchical difference, we show that hierarchical diffusion has an increasing role over the life cycle in the spatial …