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GLO 410: Systems Thinking: Chapter 3: Social Network Analysis

This guide for Systems Thinking provides students with links to references from the textbook Systems Concepts in Action in addition to other resources to help develop systemic thinkers.

Social Network Analysis

 

"Social Network Analysis (SNA) is a set of techniques for analyzing social systems. It can be used to understand networks and their participants, that is, to grasp and describe the organization of the network as a whole as well as the position of individual actors. It offers a variety of techniques for measuring, visualizing, and simulating relationships and allows analyzing these relationships in visual as well as mathematical terms."-Systems Concepts in Action, Chapter 3

eBooks/ Articles

Intro to SNA

Web Resources

Examples/ Case Studies