Date:Thu, 9 Sep 1999 22:09:08 -0500
From: Pierre Johnson <[email protected]>

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING IS A NON EDITED MACHINE TRANSLATION FROM THE ORIGINAL IN SPANISH

Hello,

The topic of the Social Nets has been investigated by the sociologists Anglo-Saxon. As this related to our topic, because they are the nets that they use the CIT, those that can produce a controlled social impact and positive, I have investigated what there is on the topic in Internet.
They exist several places in English. Few offer an introduction to the topic, but several they use tools and interesting graphic programs: EconBase: http://www.elsevier.com:80/homepage/sae/son /
Another makes an interesting use of Java: http://www.public.asu.edu/~corman/jsocnet/index.html
And this gives a list of visual applications: http://eclectic.ss.uci.edu/~lin/gallery.html
There is a pretty visualization of a German in the case of a study historical (in English): http://www.mpi-fg-koeln.mpg.de/~lk/netvis.html
But it paginates it of reference on the topic it is that of the Social magazine Networks: http://www.itr.unisa.edu.au./~dstowww/socio-technical/social.htm

And that there is in Castilian? Only a place, but interesting, since in lathe to the topic of the social nets you builds a CV in Castilian. It would be necessary to investigate as it can be we useful this reflection. The list NETS has as objective to put in contact to investigators of social nets of Hispanic language, since most of those materials are in English. The group arose in Sitges in the year 97, in the International Congress of Analysis of social nets (Sunbelt). They can subscribe to the list following the instructions that you find in the section Subscribe to nets of the web.
Of the list investigators of many sides of the world participate (Spain, Mexico, Chile, United States, Argentina, etc.) The bibliography and the glossary are two derived sections of the work of the members of the list, and that they are in permanent improvement (they try to look for new titles to add that serve him as reference to the investigators).
The shop at distance is carried out during the month of June. It organizes it Jos� Luis Molina, anthropologist of the UAB, and coordinator of the list. One carries out exercises weekly and they were sent by mail commenting for the list the difficulties, etc. It can descend the files of every week, and to see if they interest them. Soon will have another. The place Web is http://seneca.uab.es/antropologia/redes/redes.htm
They can request but information to Agueda: [email protected]

Pierre Johnson

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