Inferring diffusion networks from traces of cascades has been intensively studied to gain a better understanding of information diffusion. Traditional methods normally formulate a generative model to find the network that can generate the cascades with the maximum likelihood. The performance of such methods largely depends on sufficient cascades spreading in the network. In many real-world scen...

Thanks to Christopher Gibbons and C. J. Lee for help with the simulation code, model validation, and data management. Thanks to Wenpin Tsai and three anonymous reviewers whose input significantly improved this article.

At which level of analysis (descriptivist, empirical, epistemological), and along which perspective (sociological, linguistical, communicative), should we locate the distinctive criteria for the definition of translation? In other words, what are the necessary and sufficient conditions which constitute the object “translation,” exclusively this object and not any other object? This is the gener...

Regret is more than just an individual cognitive and emotional phenomenon, it can, should, be seen as social cultural well. Because of this, regret can tell us a lot, both about someone’s biography, the society culture that shape it. In this brief reflection, aim to look at phenomenon worthy sociological focus. We focus on three main ways in which understood object: part something culturally sh...

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1. Sociology's Relevance to International Relations 2. Historical Origins of Sociological Thought 3. Historical Sociology 4. The Historical Sociology of the State and International Relations 5. Principles of Historical Sociology 6. Problems with Historical Sociology 7. Sociology of Globalization 8. Global Versus Historical Sociology? 9. The Future Sociological Agenda in International Relations ...

This article is an overview of the contributions of photography to sociology and a discussion of potential uses of photography in sociological research. Visual sociology, after contributing to several studies in the early decades of American sociology, disappeared to reemerge during the 1960s. In the meantime, the use of visual methods in ethnographic description, the study of social processes ...