Project Participants

The following people have expressed interest in and/or support for the project. Please let us (cenmiga@princeton.edu, eszter@princeton.edu) know if you are also interested in joining one of the stages of the project.

Participants

Nina Bandelj, Princeton University

Vladimir Batagelj, University of Ljubljana

Albert Bergesen, University of Arizona

Manuel Castells, UC Berkeley

Miguel Centeno, Princeton University

Christopher Chase-Dunn, Johns Hopkins University

William Cummings, SUNY Buffalo

Byron Davis, University of Utah

Martin Dodge, University College London

Michael Doyle, Princeton University

William Drake, Carnegie Endowment

Eszter Hargittai, Princeton University

Jeffrey Herbst, Princeton University

Aharon Kellerman, University of Haifa

Edward Kick, University of Utah

Emmanuel Lazega (Versailles)

Hugh Louch, Princeton University

Michael Alan Sacks, Northwestern University

Kathryn Sikkink, University of Minnesota

Tom Schott, University of Pittsburgh

John Sonnett, University of Arizona

David Smith, UC Irvine

Kees Terlouw, University of Utrecht

Michael Timberlake, Kansas State University

Anthony Townsend, MIT

Brian Uzzi (version 2), Northwestern University

Marc Ventresca, Northwestern University

Barry Wellman, University of Toronto

Douglas White, UC Irvine

Matthew Zook, UC Berkeley

Please feel free to link in to this page using the logo on the right. Thanks for your support in spreading the word! http://www.princeton.edu/~eszter/global/

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Mapping The Global Web is a project initiated by Professor Miguel Angel Centeno of Princeton University's Sociology Department and is being pursued in collaboration with Eszter Hargittai of the same department and numerous participants.