Sunday, August 13, 2006
Marko Terviö has posted a fascinating new paper, Network Analysis of Three Academic Labor Markets. A cross-post on this paper at MoneyLaw provides a fuller assessment of this paper's implications for the quantitative evaluation of academic networks.
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