By the end of the course, students should be able to:
i) Understand the fundamental concepts of Social Network Analysis (SNA);
ii) Analyze the structure and dynamics of social networks within the context of natural resource governance;
iii) Use Gephi (free online software) to visualize and interpret social networks;
iv) identify key stakeholders, relationships, and power structures in natural resource management and/or literature review and analysis using SNA;
v) Understand how SNA can provide ad hoc indications in the governance of natural resources in order to enhance cooperation among stakeholders and facilitate conflict management.
- Docente: Andriollo Elena
- Docente: Pisani Elena