Rivalries, reputation, retaliation, and repetition: Testing plausible mechanisms for the contagion of violence between street gangs using relational event models
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DOI: 10.1017/nws.2023.8
Abstract: The hypothesis that violence—especially gang violence—behaves like a contagious disease has grown in popularity in recent years. Scholars have long observed the tendency for violence to cluster in time and space, but little research has… read more here.
Keywords: violence; gang; event models; gang violence ... See more keywords
The Power, Accuracy, and Precision of the Relational Event Model
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DOI: 10.1177/1094428120963830
Abstract: The relational event model (REM) solves a problem for organizational researchers who have access to sequences of time-stamped interactions. It enables them to estimate statistical models without collapsing the data into cross-sectional panels, which removes… read more here.
Keywords: relational event; power; model; event model ... See more keywords
Dynamic relational event modeling: Testing, exploring, and applying
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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0272309
Abstract: The relational event model (REM) facilitates the study of network evolution in relational event history data, i.e., time-ordered sequences of social interactions. In real-life social networks it is likely that network effects, i.e., the parameters… read more here.
Keywords: network; time; network effects; testing exploring ... See more keywords