Colleagues,
This is to update you on a new format for submitting articles to Connections, one of the two official journals of INSNA (JOSS being our sister online journal).
In our Editorial Board meeting in Newport Beach we took the decision to appoint subject editors. They are listed below. The thematic areas of cover are chosen on the basis of previous submissions to the Journal.
On future submissions please indicate the thematic area (or areas) that are associated to your topic. Articles should be sent to myself at this email and I will then forward to the appropriate subject editors.
We are keen to receive articles where the research design element of a study is explicit. As you can see from previous issues, Connections is a great venue for publishing research reports, new algorithms and new applications as well as datasets. Following member suggestions at our meeting in Newport Beach I would also like to encourage articles on pedagogic practice in teaching network analysis and survey instruments (see list of editors).
There are no submission deadlines, no submission fees and no copyediting fees. The lead author receives a print of the journal and authors retain copyright, as our journal follows an open access ethic. We produce a DOI and post aproved articles online before they come out on our print edition.
SUBJECT EDITORS
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Dimitris
Christopoulos
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politics
& research design
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Kate
Coronges
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communication
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Bruce
Cronin
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business
networks & innovation
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Jana
Diesner
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semantic
networks & text mining
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Kayla
de la Haye
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health
& social psychology
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Nick
Harrigan
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ERGMs
& negative ties
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Betina
Hollstein
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mixed
methods & qualitative
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Karin
Ingold
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politics
& policy
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Ian
McCulloh
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graph
theory, blockmodels & clustering
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Susie
Pak
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history
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Elena
Pavan
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social media
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Juergen
Pfeffer
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visualizations
& centrality metrics
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Kerstin
Sailer
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geographical
& spatial networks
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David Schaefer
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experimental
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Christophe
Sohn
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urban and regional studies
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Olivier
Walther
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trade
& dark networks
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Juergen Pfeffer, DEN-Data Exchange
Network
Alexandra
Marin, DCI-Data Collection Instruments
I thank the new subject editors for accepting this responsibility and all of you for your support to the journal, whether as authors, reviewers or readers
Dimitris
Dr Dimitris Christopoulos
Department of Public Governance & Sustainable Development
MODUL University Vienna
+44 796 858 1009
Editor, Connections
http://www.insna.org/pubs/connections/
www.dimitriscc.wordpress.com
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Christopoulos, D., Ingold, K. ‘Exceptional or just well connected? Political entrepreneurs and brokers in policy making’ The European Political Science Review, 7(3), 475-498, 2015 DOI: 10.1017/S1755773914000277 & copy: http://journals.cambridge.org/repo_A94zOINj.
Christopoulos, D., Vogl, S. ‘The Motivation of Social Entrepreneurs: The roles, agendas and relations of altruistic economic actors’ The Journal of Social Entrepreneurship, 6(1), 1-30, 2015, DOI: 10.1080/19420676.2014.954254
Christopoulos, D. 'The impact of social networks on leadership behaviour' Methodological Innovations January-December 2016 9: 2059799116630649, DOI:10.1177/2059799116630649