Vincent Buskens

Prof. Vincent Buskens

Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands
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Academic Career Length

34Years (1993-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 August 2017 in Journal of Consumer Behaviour
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MHMaarten Ter Huurne
Maarten Ter Huurne
ARAmber Ronteltap
Amber Ronteltap
RCRense Corten
Rense Corten
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Vincent Buskens

1 September 2008 in American Journal of Sociology
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Vincent Buskens
ARArnout van de Rijt
Arnout van de Rijt

1 July 1998 in Social Networks
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Vincent Buskens

1 January 2009 in Social Networks
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MBMartijn J. Burger
Martijn J. Burger
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Vincent Buskens

19 May 2004
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Vincent Buskens
WRWerner Raub
Werner Raub

25 January 2011 in The Journal of Mathematical Sociology
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Vincent Buskens
MAMarcel A. L. M. VAN Assen
Marcel A. L. M. VAN Assen
Using Coleman's well-known scheme as an anchor, we review key features of explanations of social phenomena that employ micro-macro models. Some antecedents of micro-macro models and of Coleman's scheme as well as some paradigmatic examples of micro-macro links are sketched. We then discuss micro-level assumptions in micro-macro explanations and the robustness of macro-level implications to variations in micro-level assumptions. We conclude with an overview of some recent developments in micro-macro modeling and of the contributions to the special issue.