The Sage Handbook of Social Network Analysis 2nd Edition

Catch the blueprint of modern connectivity with The Sage Handbook of Social Network Analysis, 2nd Edition by John Mclevey — an essential, up-to-date resource for anyone exploring the structure and dynamics of social networks. This authoritative volume commands attention with its clear synthesis of theory, method, and applied research, making complex ideas accessible to scholars, students, and professionals.

Inside, you’ll find a rich blend of conceptual foundations and practical guidance: contemporary network theory, advanced quantitative techniques, qualitative approaches, and real-world case studies that span organizational, health, political, and digital networks. The 2nd edition emphasizes methodological rigor while remaining practice-oriented, helping readers translate network concepts into replicable research designs and actionable insights for policy, business, and community projects.

Ideal for graduate courses and research libraries across the US, UK, Europe, Asia, and beyond, this handbook supports interdisciplinary study—sociology, data science, public health, management, and urban studies. Readers will gain confidence in designing network studies, selecting appropriate metrics, interpreting complex data visualizations, and applying findings to strategic decision-making.

Whether you’re a doctoral researcher, a university instructor, or a practitioner seeking evidence-based tools, this volume equips you with the knowledge to map, measure, and influence social networks effectively. Expand your expertise and stay at the forefront of social network analysis — add The Sage Handbook of Social Network Analysis, 2nd Edition by John Mclevey to your collection today and transform how you understand connections in an interconnected world.

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