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Die Regionalforschung als Anwendungsgebiet der Netzwerkanalyse?

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Sowohl die Regionalforschung, als auch Netzwerkanalyse blicken auf eine mehr als fünfzig jährige Geschichte zurück. In diesem Zeitraum entwickelten sie sich zu reifen Disziplinen, die beide Abschnitte von Erfolgen und Krisen erlebten. Die Regionalforschung und die Netzwerkanalyse behandeln soziale Einheiten von unterschiedlichem Typus, deren Interaktion und Agglomeration. Trotz dieser Gemeinsamkeiten, haben sich beide Disziplinen in den letzten Jahrzehnten nur selten getroffen. Wenn man beispielsweise die Datenbank des „Web of Science“ nach Zitaten von Wasserman und Faust (1999), eines der einflussreichsten Standardwerke der Netzwerkanalyse, in den bedeutendsten Zeitschriften der Regional-wissenschaften, Journal of Regional Science und Papers in Regional Science, sucht findet man 1 und 0 Einträge. Das Ergebnis dieser Suche resultiert in einem Artikel von Brückner und Smirnov (2007), und das Zitat beschränkt sich auf eine Fußnote in der Einführung.

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Vyborny, M., Maier, G. (2008). Die Regionalforschung als Anwendungsgebiet der Netzwerkanalyse?. In: Stegbauer, C. (eds) Netzwerkanalyse und Netzwerktheorie. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91107-6_31

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