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Fragmentation of a longitudinal population-scale social network: Decreasing structural social cohesion in the Netherlands
Eszter Bokányi, Yuliia Kazmina, Eelke M. Heemskerk +1
Population-level dynamics of social cohesion and its underlying mechanisms remain difficult to study. In this paper, we propose a network approach to measure the evolution of socia…
Can social capital remedy structural inequality? Economic mobility in a longitudinal population-scale social network
Yuliia Kazmina, Eelke M. Heemskerk, Emilia van der Kooij +2
The promise of equal opportunity is a cornerstone of modern societies, yet upward economic mobility remains out of reach for many. Using a decade of population-scale social network…
From Contact to Threat: A Social Network Perspective on Perceptions of Immigration
Yuliia Kazmina, Eelke M. Heemskerk, Eszter Bokányi +1
Our perceptions are shaped by the social networks we are embedded in. Despite the acknowledged influence of close contacts on how we perceive the world, the role of the broader soc…
Connectivity and Community Structure of Online and Register-based Social Networks
Márton Menyhért, Eszter Bokányi, Rense Corten +3
The dominance of online social media data as a source of population-scale social network studies has recently been challenged by networks constructed from government-curated regist…
Socio-economic Segregation in a Population-Scale Social Network
Yuliia Kazmina, Eelke M. Heemskerk, Eszter Bokanyi +1
We propose a social network-aware approach to studying socio-economic segregation. The key question that we address is whether patterns of segregation are more pronounced in social…