Scripts for network simulation in handbook chapter

Christian E.G. Steglich and Tom A.B. Snijders (2022). Stochastic network modeling as generative social science. Chapter 5 (p. 73-99) in Handbook of Sociological Science; Contributions to Rigorous Sociology, Edited by Klarita Gërxhani, Nan de Graaf, and Werner Raub. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Online.

This chapter gives an overview of the stochastic actor-oriented model that can be used for the statistical analysis of the dynamics of networks and more general structures. This model is employed in a principled method of empirically anchoring social simulation studies. In particular, the chapter addresses the problem of holding micro-level mechanisms of network change accountable for the emergence of macro-level network properties.



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