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Part II: August 2015; Vol. 59, No. 9
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American Behavioral Scientist
Special Issue Title: Social Networks in East and Southeast Asia, Part II
August 2015; Vol. 59, No. 9
Introduction
Social Networks in East and Southeast Asia II: Labor Migration, Opportunity, Social Media, and Well-Being
Vincent Chua and Barry Wellman
Articles
Network Effects in Migrant Remittances: Evidence From Household, Sibling, and Village Ties in Nang Rong, Thailand
Filiz Garip, Burak Eskici, and Ben Snyder
Can Family Financial Resources Buy Friends?: Family Financial Resources and Friendship Patterns Among Migrant Workers in China
Eric Fong and Yuying Tong
Birds of a Feather: A Case Study of Friendship Networks of Mainland Chinese College Students in Hong Kong
Danching Ruan and Shu Zhu
How Do Singaporeans Connect? Ties Among Chinese, Malays, and Indians
Vincent Chua
What Affects the Spiral of Silence and the Hard Core on Twitter? An Analysis of the Nuclear Power Issue in Japan
Kakuko Miyata, Hitoshi Yamamoto, and Yuki Ogawa
Trend Dynamics and Attention in Chinese Social Media
Louis Lei Yu, Sitaram Asur, and Bernardo A. Huberman
The Implications of Networked Individualism for Social Participation: How Mobile Phone, E-mail, and IM Networks Afford Social Participation for Rural Residents in
Taiwan
Shu-Fen Tseng and Yuli Patrick Hsieh
Does Knowing People in Authority Protect or Hurt? Authoritative Contacts and Depression in Urban China
Lijun Song
Social Ties, Communication Channels, and Personal Well-Being: A Study of the Networked Lives of College Students in Singapore
Hua Wang, Vincent Chua, and Michael A. Stefanone
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