A SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS OF THE SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS ON SPANISH WOMEN (MUJERES LIBRES) DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR
Abstract
This
study lays down the results of an analysis carried out using social network method on exhaustive
bibliographic citation index that consists of scientific publications on
Spanish women during Spanish Civil War. For this purpose, web-based system
kaynakca.info is employed. Firstly, the historical, bibliographic citation
index named “References and Citation Index on Spanish Women History” is created
on kaynakca.info within the scope of this study. The index incorporates the
main studies written following
the war such as books published by prestigious international presses, articles published in peer-reviewed journals, international
symposium reports and dissertations.
Aforementioned index was analyzed by using the betweenness, closeness and
eigenvector collectivism criterions of the social network analysis method.
Important researchers that conducted significant research on the subject
“Spanish women during Spanish Civil War” as well as other relevant contributors
that connect different groups in this network are revealed using network maps created by
employing the social network analysis.
References
- Ackelsberg , M., & Addelson, K. P. (1987). "Anarchist. Alternatives to Competition". Competition, a Feminist Taboo?, . New York: Feminist Press.
A SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS OF THE SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS ON SPANISH WOMEN (MUJERES LIBRES) DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR
Abstract
This
study lays down the results of an analysis carried out using social network method on exhaustive
bibliographic citation index that consists of scientific publications on
Spanish women during Spanish Civil War. For this purpose, web-based system
kaynakca.info is employed. Firstly, the historical, bibliographic citation
index named “References and Citation Index on Spanish Women History” is created
on kaynakca.info within the scope of this study. The index incorporates the
main studies written following
the war such as books published by prestigious international presses, articles published in peer-reviewed journals, international
symposium reports and dissertations.
Aforementioned index was analyzed by using the betweenness, closeness and
eigenvector collectivism criterions of the social network analysis method.
Important researchers that conducted significant research on the subject
“Spanish women during Spanish Civil War” as well as other relevant contributors
that connect different groups in this network are revealed using network maps created by
employing the social network analysis.
References
- Ackelsberg , M., & Addelson, K. P. (1987). "Anarchist. Alternatives to Competition". Competition, a Feminist Taboo?, . New York: Feminist Press.
Details
| Journal Section | Research Article |
|---|---|
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | June 13, 2017 |
| IZ | https://izlik.org/JA63NT34XD |
| Published in Issue | Year 2017 Volume: 1 Issue: 2 |