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Dear Jordi,

I assume that all or part of these personal networks are 
the networks within the class -  in that case, you should 
not miss Krackhardt's work on three-way cognitive social 
network structures (orinigal article Social Networks 1987, 
loop up further references).

Best,

Tom


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> Does anyone know a relatively straight forward way to 
>combine 
> multiple ego networks into one larger network?
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> I have a class project withe each student having made an 
>ego 
> network.  I thought I would be interesting to assemble 
>them into one 
> larger net.  I could cut and paste sociomatrices, but I 
>thought there 
> might be a better way.
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> Thanks!
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