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所有计量经济圈方法论丛的程序文件, 微观数据库和各种软件都放在社群里.欢迎到计量经济圈社群交流访问. 上一日，咱们引荐了BATJ巨头急需大批经济学博士, 望奔走相告，激发着圈友研究社科问题的热情。不过，对于是否要投身于业界，各位圈友需要自己权衡，学界与业界到底选择哪一个都掌握在圈友手里。 今天，咱们需要引荐一些社会网络方面的议题。 之前，引荐过社会网络分析大法助你解决三大终极哲学问题，社会网络分析SNA通行Textbook推荐, 值得拥有的经典，受到圈友强烈反响。21世纪什么最重要？当然是社会网络，毕竟你影响着我，我影响着你。以下是一份从基础到高阶SNA分析的阅读清单，对此感兴趣的圈友可以读一读。任何技能的习得都是需要时间积累的，社会网络分析正如火如荼，此时学习掌握也不见晚，只要时刻保持学习的激情和务实的态度就好。 1. Introductory Part Introduction to Social Network Theory *Hinde, R.A. 1976. “Interactions, Relationships and Social Structure.” Man 11, 1: 1-17. reader *Emirbayer, Mustafa and Jeff Goodwin. 1994. “Network Analysis, Culture, and the Problem of Agency.” American Journal of Sociology 99: 1411-1154. reader *Emirbayer, Mustafa. 1997. “Manifesto for a Relational Sociology.” American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 103, No. 2: 281-317. *Roethlisberger, F. J. and William J. Dickson. 1939. “The Internal Organization of the Group in the Bank Wiring Observation Room.” Management and the Worker (chapter xxi, pp. 493-510). 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