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Robert Hanneman I am an emeritus professor in the Department of Sociology in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at the University of California, Riverside. I work mostly in statistical and mathematical sociology, social networks, simulation and theory construction, economic, political, and military sociology. The links to the left will take you to more detailed information.

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Robert Hanneman and Mark Riddle.  2005.  Introduction to social network methods. (free introductory textbook on social network analysis).

Read on-line as .html
or download a .pdf version
or download a .epub version (thanks to Q. Ethan McCAllum)
or download a .mobi version (thanks to Q. Ethan McCallum)

Catalan language translation of the introduction by David Leoney

Polish language translation of the introduction by Andrey Fomin is available at: http://www.pkwteile.de/wissen/wprowadzenie-do-metod-sieci-spolecznych-2.

Serbian language translation of the data chapter by Vlada Catalic is available at:

http://vladacatlic.com/c1_social_network_data/

Robert Hanneman.  1988.  Computer-Assisted Theory Building:  Modeling Dynamic Social Systems.  (free text on systems dynamics modeling of social systems).  Download zipped .pdf files ( 62.9 mb) or view/save chapters in .pdf format:

Chapter 1:   Dynamics, Formal Theory, and the Systems Approach
Chapter 2:   Constructing Dynamic Models of Social Systems: Systems Concepts
Chapter 3:   The Systems Dynamics Approach
Chapter 4:   The Toolbox:  Special Functions for Dynamic Models
Chapter 5:   Complexity and Analyzability:  Understanding Dynamics by Simulation
Chapter 6:   Single-State Systems:  The Complexity of Control
Chapter 7:   Simple Processes:  One-Way Transitions, Growth, and Diffusion
Chapter 8:   Simple Multistate Systems:  Chain Models
Chapter 9:   Multistate Systems:  The Behavior of Simple Chains
Chapter 10: A Two-Party Game:  Arms Race Escalation
Chapter 11: Individuals and Groups:  Stress, Coping, and Social Support
Chapter 12: Systems and Subsystems:  Alternative Views of Societal Dynamics
Chapter 13: Conclusions

Robert Hanneman.  2005.  Spatial Dynamics of Human Populations:  Some Basic Models. 

A partial French translation by Kate Bondareva is available at: http://www.autoteiledirekt.de/science/dynamique-spatiale-des-populations-humaines-certains-modeles-de-base

Alexander Nikiforov has kindly supplied a Russian translation of a portion of the text, available at: http://worldartsme.com/blog/archives/494

Sandi Wolfe has provided a partial Russian translation, available at: http://www.opensourceinitiative.net/edu/hanneman

Margarita Sliwki has provided a partial Slovakian translation, available at: https://www.zoobio.fr/edu/2017/09/15/priestorova-dynamika-ludskej-populacie-zakladne-modely/

Izquierdo, L.R. and Hanneman, R.A. 2006. Introduction to the Formal Analysis of Social Networks Using Mathematica.
Published in digital form at http://www.luis.izquierdo.name. Burgos, Spain.
Also available from the Mathematica Information Center:  http://library.wolfram.com