Email. JoSS: Journal of Social Structure. The Journal of Social Structure (JoSS) is an electronic journal of the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA). It is designed to facilitate timely dissemination of state-of-the-art results in the interdisciplinary research area of social structure. It publishes empirical, theoretical and methodological articles. JoSS publishes manuscripts that are focused on social structure-on the patterning of social linkages among actors. These actors could be comprised of different types or levels or analysis, such as animals, humans, artificial agents, groups or organizations. INSNA was founded on the premise that the behavior and lives of social entities are affected by their position in the overall social structure. Because it is a paperless journal, JoSS enables and encourages full use of electronic media in the analysis and presentation of research results. Editorial Announcement: James W. James W.
33 Places to Hangout in the Social Networking Era - rev2.org. Social networks have had giant growth spurts over the past couple of years, and it seems there's one for everyone: from dogs to moms to book-worms to shoppers. Social networks, I think, more than anything give people a place to belong and to hang out. Because of the drastic growth, popularity and craze these days, I created a list for people who have their odd MySpace or Bebo profiles but would like to seek further and discover new ones. Note: I haven't included social bookmarking sites and sites with a 'tinge' of social networking (think YouTube or Flickr ). Also, I've divided the list into two categories, General and Niche, and covered only publically open services (e.g. no invitation-only betas). General MySpace – Probably known as the biggest social network out there, MySpace has taken the U.S. by a storm.
Teens, Young Adults Young Adults (Brazilians) Teens, Young Adults Hi5 – Estimated to have around 40 million users, Hi5 is a social network which has been gaining user-ship. Teens Niche. CASOS: Home. The Journal on Chain and Network Science. Gene Stanley's Home Page. Researcher on Networks, dissertation on "Managing Business.