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<div dir="ltr">Dear all,<div><br></div><div>I am looking for information on the use of network analysis of the evolution of societies.</div><div><p class="inbox-inbox-MsoPlainText">What do networks look like for highly developed
civilizations, such as the Western civilization ca. 1600, the Han in China, or
the Roman Empire. How do these networks differ for those of periods will less
developed civilizations, such as those during feudal periods. Is there a
dynamic for the evolution of networks from the less developed to the highly
developed, and for the path of the break-up of the highly developed
civilizations.</p><p class="inbox-inbox-MsoPlainText">Many thanks and warm wishes,</p><p class="inbox-inbox-MsoPlainText">Dror</p></div></div>
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