Social networks Anthropological networks Anthropology
Not only have anthropologists contributed to the study of social networks, they have also created their own anthropological networks in order to communicate and collaborate while conducting their study of human behaviors.
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Title: Subtitle
Anthropological Networks
Creators
Katie Elson Anderson (Author) - Paul Robeson Library, Rutgers University
Date published
2011
Publisher
SAGE
Number of pages
12 p.
Academic Unit
Robeson Library; Rutgers University Libraries
Language
English
Resource Type
Book chapter
Comment
This is the author's final version of a chapter, Anthropological Networks, in Encyclopedia of Social Networks, George A. Barnett, editor. The published two volume work is available at http://www.sagepub.com/books/Book234364