The Structure and Dynamics of Networks, edited by Mark E.J. Newman, Albert-László Barabási and Duncan J. Watts - 600 pages of classic network analysis articles (2006).
Dissemination
Accessible introductions aimed at non-technical audiences.
Encyclopedia of Social Networks, edited by George A. Barnett - Covers all sorts of network-related themes (many of them not formal) as well as social network analysis (2011).
Network Analysis: Methodological Foundations, edited by Ulrik Brandes and Thomas Erlebach - Covers network centrality, clustering, blockmodels, spatial networks and more (2005).
Online platform to analyze, archive and share ecological network data ([preprint](https://doi.org/10.1101/002634), [Python package](https://github.com/mangal-wg/pymangal), [R package](https://github.com/mangal-wg/rmangal)).
Network data sets from Albert-László Barabási’s _Network Science_ book. Includes data on IMDB actors, arXiv scientific collaboration, network of routers, the US power grid, protein-protein interactions, cell phone users, citation networks, metabolic reactions, e-mail networks, and nd.edu Web pages.
Journals that are not fully open-access are marked as “gated”. Please also note that some of the publishers listed below are deeply hurting scientific publishing.
Thematic Network of the French Sociological Association (AFS), in French ([old website](https://web.archive.org/web/20160421164221/http://www.cmh.pro.ens.fr/reseaux-sociaux/)).
Headed by Carter T. Butts. Part of the [Center for Networks and Relational Analysis](http://relationalanalysis.org/) (CNRA) at the University of California in Irvine.
Research group at the Catholic University of Louvain ([official page](https://uclouvain.be/en/research-institutes/icteam/large-graphs-and-networks.html)).
Urban Social Networks: Some Methodological Problems and Possibilities (The Small World, 1989).
Selected Papers
A voluntarily short list of applied, epistemological and methodological articles, many of which have become classic readings in network analysis courses. Intended for highly motivated social science students with little to no prior exposure to network analysis.
The Convergence of Social and Technological Networks, by Jon Kleinberg - Discusses small-world effects and social contagion within the context of the Internet and social media (Communications of the ACM, 2008).
Scale-Free Networks, by Albert-László Barabási and Eric Bonabeau - Early, accessible formulation of the “networks are everywhere” argument (Scientific American, 2003).
The Performativity of Networks, by Kieran Healy - Network analysis meets science studies: social networks, like financial markets, are highly subject to performativity, i.e. the possibility that reality might be altered by its theoretical inquiry (European Journal of Sociology, 2015).
Robust Action and the Rise of the Medici, 1400-1434, by John F. Padgett and Christopher K. Ansell - Classic analysis of power relations in the Renaissance Florentine state (American Journal of Sociology, 1993).
The Strength of Weak Ties, by Mark Granovetter - Arch-classic example of applying network analysis to a social issue: jobseeking (American Journal of Sociology, 1973).
Topics in Social Network Analysis and Network Science, by A. James O’Malley and Jukka-Pekka Onnela - 50-page introduction to network analysis, with just the right amount of detail on all aspects of it (The Handbook of Health Services Research, forthcoming 2017).
A free and open-source set of survey tools for ego-centric and personal network studies, including [documentation](https://documentation.networkcanvas.com) and a [user community](https://community.networkcanvas.com).
Set of tools intended for the analysis of complex networks, built on top of [Radalib](http://deim.urv.cat/~sergio.gomez/radalib.php), a library written in Ada.
Cross-platform program that includes a [simple Web crawler](https://socnetv.org/news/?post=socnetv-v16-released-with-a-working-web-crawler) to construct hyperlink networks.
Tool to visualize dynamic or longitudinal network data. Formerly a [Java program](https://sourceforge.net/projects/sonia/) ([example movies](http://www.soc.duke.edu/~jmoody77/NetMovies/index.htm)), now developed as the ndtv R package.
Cross-platform network analysis and visualization framework built on top of a C++ library, with plugins dedicated to specific biological and physical networks. Also available through its [Python package](http://tulip.labri.fr/Documentation/current/tulip-python/html/index.html).
Cross-platform program to download and visualize Usenet data. [Developed for a Masters degree](https://github.com/leonarduk/unison/wiki/MSc-Report-Abstract).
- [Network Analysis with Cytoscape Tutorial](https://archaeologicalnetworks.wordpress.com/resources/#cytoscape) - Illustrated through an archaeological and geographical case study (2013).
- [Clément Levallois’ Gephi Tutorials](https://seinecle.github.io/gephi-tutorials/).
- [Geographische Netzwerkvisualisierung mit dem Programm ‘Gephi’](http://www.podcampus.de/nodes/RJVZo), in German (2016).
- [Introduction to Network Analysis and Visualization with Gephi](http://www.martingrandjean.ch/gephi-introduction/) (2015).
- [Practical Social Network Analysis With Gephi](http://derekgreene.com/gephitutorial/) (2014).
- [IGraph/M](https://github.com/szhorvat/IGraphM) - Interface to use the `igraph` library from within Mathematica, using standard Mathematica `Graph` objects.
- [The NodeXL Series](https://blogs.k-state.edu/it-news/tag/nodexl/) - Series of blog posts on using NodeXL (2013).
- [Analyse des réseaux : une introduction à Pajek](https://quanti.hypotheses.org/512/), in French (2011).
- [La détection de communautés avec Pajek 3.6](https://groupefmr.hypotheses.org/544), in French (2012).
- [VOSON System](http://www.uberlink.com/software#voson) - Web-based software for the collection and analysis of online network data.
- [VOSON Data Provider for NodeXL](http://www.uberlink.com/software#voson-nodexl) ([quick tutorial](https://blogs.k-state.edu/it-news/2013/04/09/the-nodexl-series-using-voson-for-hyperlink-network-analysis-part-9/); to be discontinued in 2016).
- [vosonR](http://vosonlab.net/tools) - R client for the VOSON software (in development).
- [VennMaker for Historians: Sources, Social Networks and Software](http://revistes.uab.cat/redes/article/view/v21-during-bixier-kronenwett-stark) (also available in Spanish; 2011).
- [Visone Tutorials](https://visone.ethz.ch/wiki/index.php/Tutorials) - Including one using an archaeological case study (2017).
Julia, MATLAB and R implementations of two algorithms to find weighted modularity in bipartite networks.
Network placement and community detection algorithms that do not fit in any of the next subsections.
See also the Awesome Algorithms and Awesome Algorithm Visualization lists for more algorithmic awesomess.
- [d3-force: Force-directed graph layout](https://github.com/d3/d3-force) using velocity Verlet integration.
- [d3-vector: Define connections between nodes as directional vectors](https://github.com/thepeoplesbourgeois/d3-vector), consisting of angles and magnitudes.
Unified Python interface to 20 high-performance C++ libraries for graph partitioning, community detection, cuts, independent sets, and dynamic graph algorithms.
Library-agnostic graph generation and analysis that wraps around `networkx`, `igraph` and `graph-tool`). Includes normalized graph measures, advanced visualizations, (geo)spatial tools, and interfaces for neuroscience simulators.
- [Tutorials on algorithms and models](https://graspologic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).
- [Implementing an ERGM from Scratch in Python](https://gist.github.com/dmasad/8509304), using networkx and numpy (2014).
- [nxviz](https://github.com/ericmjl/nxviz/) - Visualization package for NetworkX.
- [Related book and data](http://multilayer.it.uu.se/). See `multinet` for the R version.
Tools to fit temporal ERGMs by bootstrapped pseudolikelihood. Also provides MCMC maximum likelihood estimation, goodness of fit for ERGMs, TERGMs, and stochastic actor-oriented models (SAOMs), and tools for the micro-level interpretation of ERGMs and TERGMs.
Implements Partial Correlation with Information Theory in order to identify meaningful correlations in weighted networks, such as gene co-expression networks.
Tools for collecting social media data and generating networks from it ([companion website](http://vosonlab.net/SocialMediaLab), [github repo](https://github.com/voson-labSocialMediaLab)).
The project behind many R network analysis packages ([mailing-list](https://mailman13.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/statnet_help), [tutorials/workshops](https://statnet.org/workshops/)).
Extensions of exponential random graph models (ERGM, GERGM, TERGM, TNAM and REM).
For more awesome R resources, see the Awesome R and Awesome R Books lists. See also this Google spreadsheet by Ian McCulloh and others.
To convert many different network model results into tidy data frames, see the broom package. To convert many different network model results into LaTeX or HTML tables, see the texreg package.
- [Introduction to the backbone package](https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.12779)
- [ERGM: edgecov and dyadcov Specifications](http://mjh4.blogspot.com/2012/09/ergm-edgecov-and-dyadcov-specifications.html).
- [Introducing graphlayouts with Game of Thrones](http://blog.schochastics.net/post/introducing-graphlayouts-with-got/).
- [Network Visualizations in R using ggraph and graphlayouts](https://mr.schochastics.net/material/netVizR/).
hierformR – Determine paths and states that social networks develop over time to form social hierarchies.
[Tandem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PGF/TikZ) of vector graphics languages that can be used to draw graphs in the [LaTeX](https://latex-project.org/) typesetting environment.
Community detection in the political network of Middle Eastern alliances between various state and nonstate powers ([updated version](https://gist.github.com/briatte/c6df2f855afb4eb142e6)).