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Ian, you might start with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homophily.
 
Best,
Charlie
 
Charles (Kalev) Ehin, Ph.D.
Emeritus Professor of Management
The Gore School of Business
Westminster College, Salt Lake City
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From: Ian McCulloh
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Subject: [SOCNET] Homophily

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Hello SOCNET people,
 
A collegue of mine asked me if I could tell him some of the key publications that describe the concept of homophily as a cause of relationships in social networks.  Before I respond to him, I thought I would poll the group.  Thanks in advance for your input.
 
Ian
 

Ian McCulloh, Ph.D.

Major, U.S. Army

Assistant Professor

Network Science Center &

Dept of Behavior Sciences and Leadership

U.S. Military Academy

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