Shows
Knitting Networks / Tejiendo Redes52.Manuel Fisher[Capítulo en Inglés / Chapter in English]
Manuel is a group leader and researcher in the cluster Policy Analysis and Environmental Governance (PEGO) at the Department of Environmental Social Sciences at Eawag, and an adjunct professor (Titularprofessor) at the Institute of Political Science, University of Bern. He received his habilitation in 2017 from the University of Bern and his PhD in 2011 from the University of Geneva. His research analyses governance arrangements, decision-making processes and political networks focusing on water and environmental issues.
Website: https://www.eawag.ch/en/about-us/portrait/organisation/staff/profile/manuel-fischer/show/
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2022-09-0536 minKnitting Networks / Tejiendo Redes51.Vincent Lorant[Capítulo en Inglés / Chapter in English]
Vincent Lorant is a sociologist, political scientist and economist. He presented his PhD in Public Health in 2002, "Inequalities and inequities in mental health and care". He is currently a full professor of medical sociology and health policies at UCLouvain. His research is related to inequalities in mental health and adolescents' health. Over the last decade, he has been applying social network models to investigate health behaviour inequalities or disseminating health care competence. Vincent Lorant explores the relational drivers of health behaviours or healthcare practices. He has participated in several national...
2022-09-0530 minKnitting Networks / Tejiendo Redes49.Lorien Jasny[Capítulo en Inglés / Chapter in English]
She is a computational social scientist in the Department of Politics at the University of Exeter. Her work focuses on questions of public involvement and engagement in environmental decision making. In my research she explore two related themes – how the structure and dynamics of inter-organizational networks affect policy change, and how the structure and dynamics of belief networks affect behavioral change. Substantively, she study how people try to bring about societal change in response to political and environmental concerns. Methodologically, the need to grapple with these often complex phenomena requ...
2022-07-0424 minKnitting Networks / Tejiendo Redes48.Tomáš Diviák[Capítulo en Inglés / Chapter in English]
Tomáš Diviák currently holds the position of Presidential Fellow at the department of criminology and the Mitchell Centre for Social Network Analysis at the University of Manchester. He collaborates with the department of sociology, the Faculty of Arts at Charles University and the Centre for Modelling of Biological and Social Processes. Besides that, he is a co-founder of the Czech Network for Social Network Analysis, through which we regularly organise workshops and conferences.
His research focuses mainly on social network analysis (SNA), most prominently statistical models for n...
2022-07-0446 min
Knitting Networks / Tejiendo Redes45.Jennifer Watling Neal[Capítulo en Inglés / Chapter in English]
She is an Associate Professor in the Social/Personality Psychology Program at Michigan State University. She studies the role of students' peer networks in shaping behaviour, personality, and well-being and the role of educators' networks in facilitating the adoption and use of new programs and practices. She teaches classes on research methods in Psychology. Her research focuses on understanding social networks in educational contexts.
Her personal website
Here you can access to her lastest publications
Interview done by Francisca Ortiz Ruiz.
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2022-05-0420 minKnitting Networks / Tejiendo Redes42.Juan Pablo Ferreiro[Chapter in Spanish / Capítulo en Español]
Juan Pablo Ferreiro currently works at the CISOR-UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE JUJUY, National Scientific and Technical Research Council. Juan does research in Social Networks Analysisi, Kinship & Family History and Colonial History. Their current project is 'Parentesco, relaciónes de género y poder en el régimen patriarcal. Jujuy, siglos XVII, XVIII y XIX.'
You can access his Academic CONICET profile with more information about his trajectory at the following link.
You can find them in ResearchGate.
Interview done by Francisca Ortiz Ruiz.
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2022-04-0652 minKnitting Networks / Tejiendo Redes41.Mario Small[Chapter in English / Capítulo en Inglés]
Mario L. Small, Ph.D., is Quetelet Professor of Social Science at Columbia University. An elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, and the Sociological Research Association, Small has published award-winning articles and books on urban inequality, personal networks, and the relationship between qualitative and quantitative methods. His books include Villa Victoria: The Transformation of Social Capital in a Boston Barrio and Unanticipated Gains: Origins of Network Inequality in Everyday Life, both of which received the C. Wright Mi...
2022-04-0638 min