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Searching for Saddam: Why social network analysis hasn't led us to Osama Bin ... Slate 13, 2003, network theory got a brief moment of glory. The Washington Post ran a story about the role of "link diagrams" in Hussein's capture, and a handful ... |
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Full Text (HTML) Science Magazine (subscription) To state our main result, we require some terminology from chemical reaction network theory (13–16). The display in Fig. 1A is an example of a standard ... |
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 Boston Globe | Searching for Saddam: Saddam had a lot of bodyguards. Which one was hiding him ... Slate In many ways, social-network theory arose out of necessity. As one seminal volume on the theory notes, "[A]nthropologists studying urbanization … found that ... searching for saddam |
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Saddam's Social Network Not So Foreign Huffington Post (blog) At the story's conclusion, author Chris Wilson notes that network theory, despite its clear role in capturing Saddam, remains on the periphery of military ... |
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(#pharyngula on irc.synirc.net) ScienceBlogs (blog) ... mathematical beauty of biology, and it's a real shame — if he were alive today, I'm sure he'd be busily applying network theory to genetic interactions. ... |
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The Role of Social Networking in Modern Combat OhMyGov! (blog) Despite the success stories, the panel was keen to stress that social network theory can only help the military so much. Al-Qaida's social networks, ... |
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 Slate | searching for saddam Slate ... the brigade operations officer who would write his dissertation on the link diagram, proved that Russell's intuition was backed up by network theory. ... |
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