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There is also a theoretical literature linking micro-level rules to network topology, to which I myself have also contributed:

Jackson & Wolinsky 1992 JET -- information access and topology
Powell et al. 2005 AJS -- accumulative advantage, homophily, follow-the-trend, multiconnectivity and topology
Centola et al. 2007 JCR -- choice homophily and topology
Ryall & Sorenson 2007 Man Sc -- brokerage and topology
Buskens & Van de Rijt 2008 AJS -- structural holes and topology
Dogan et al. 2009 SN -- leverage in social exchange and topology
Van de Rijt 2011 JMS -- structural balance and topology


On Tue, Sep 8, 2015 at 5:33 AM, Muhammad Qasim Pasta <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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Hello,

I am looking for papers to understand the role of different dynamics/rules in formation of different topological properties in complex networks. For example, as we know that dynamics behind formation of co-author networks and a social network could be different. I am interested to learn that what difference the dynamics can make on topological structure of a network even both network poses similar characteristics like degree distribution, average clustering coefficient etc. 

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