This seminar will discuss basic theoretical and conceptual distinctions related to the use of social network analysis in political science research. Participants will also hear about considerations related to data collection or ethical matters. The seminar will conclude by reviewing applications of this methodology for the study of political networks.
Presenter Bio: Carlos Bravo-Laguna is an Assistant Professor at Leiden University and a Steering Committee member at the ECPR Standing Group on Political Networks. Carlos holds a PhD in Political and Social Sciences from Pompeu Fabra University. His research examines relational dynamics in transboundary crisis management. Other research interests include the coordination of transnational regulatory networks and the study of regulatory oversight. His research has appeared in various leading academic journals, including the Journal of Common Market Studies, the Journal of Public Policy, and Governance.
This event is addressed to ISPOLE members