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Issue 6 • Date June 2013

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Guest Editorial: Network science

Community Detection in Scale-Free Networks: Approximation Algorithms for Maximizing Modularity

A Measurement Framework for Directed Networks

On Set Size Distribution Estimation and the Characterization of Large Networks via Sampling

On Credibility Estimation Tradeoffs in Assured Social Sensing

Conjoining Speeds up Information Diffusion in Overlaying Social-Physical Networks

Competing Memes Propagation on Networks: A Network Science Perspective

How Agreement and Disagreement Evolve over Random Dynamic Networks

Consensus, Polarization and Clustering of Opinions in Social Networks

On Budgeted Influence Maximization in Social Networks

The Wiring Economy Principle for Designing Inference Networks

Stability and Sensitivity Analysis of Traffic-Shaping Algorithms Inspired by Chemical Engineering

Strategic Networks: Information Dissemination and Link Formation Among Self-Interested Agents

Selfish Mules: Social Profit Maximization in Sparse Sensornets using Rationally-Selfish Human Relays

Cooperation Dynamics on Collaborative Social Networks of Heterogeneous Population

Characterizing Inter-Domain Rerouting by Betweenness Centrality after Disruptive Events

Integrated Multi-Network Modeling Environment for Spectrum Management

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