Because Cosma can say it better, and longer, than I can

By Andrew C. Thomas on April 28, 2010 7:12 PM
Our paper is posted: how homophily and contagion in social networks are confounded, given the impact of latent variables on past and present outcomes, as well as network ties, in social network analysis.

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