The ENDOW Project

This is the Twitter account of the ENDOW project, an interdisciplinary investigation of social networks and wealth inequality in human communities.

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

Michele Barnes is a collaborator on the ENDOW project who is leveraging her data from Papua New Guinea to study climate change adaptation: https://t.co/sqN3SbE5sR

[INSNA @SocNetAnalysts]

The 2023 Freeman Award for outstanding early career #SNA scholar goes to @MicheleLBarnes. Congratulations, Michelle!

[Eleanor Power @eleanorapower]

📢 Just about two weeks left to apply for this summer RA post @sfiscience! Deadline 31 March. Looking for people with serious #GIS/#DataScience chops, interested in contributing to the @endowproject's cross-cultural study of wealth inequality. Feel free to reach out w/ questions.

[Eleanor Power @eleanorapower]

Hugely excited to have received a @LeverhulmeTrust Research Leadership Award! This will fund a 4-year project with 4 postdocs (!!!), working in South Asia & cross-culturally on questions of reputation, gossip, and the dynamics of social inequality. 1/6
https://t.co/htsuSk6hpE

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

@kstark8 Where to?

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

We have a summer Research Assistant opportunity for you! Spend the summer (~12 weeks, June-Aug) at @sfiscience compiling geospatial datasets to complement ENDOW data, supervised by @eleanorapower. Apply by March 31. Details and app here: https://t.co/yh5NtWYFzQ Please RT & share!

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

@siobhanmattison and colleagues contribute another compelling comparative paper, highlighting similarities and differences in the cooperative networks of patrilineal and matrilineal Mosuo, showing heterogeneous effects of kinship among other findings:
https://t.co/oageWM5KJT

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

@Cohens @eleanorapower This paper also exemplifies the possible inferences that can be drawn from longitudinal data associated with the ENDOW project. Other analyses related to the project can be found here: https://t.co/cCyMtpFCkX

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

@Cohens continues an impressive run of network analyses through an analysis of @eleanorapower's longitudinal data from Tamil Nadu, showing that women's and men's networks are structurally similar but heterogeneously associated with structural positions:
https://t.co/rjgHzhwq00

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

@Cohens @eleanorapower Check out Dr. Simpson's website for similarly compelling applications of network modeling to studies of cooperation in human groups: https://t.co/ujE8nqFAwU

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

@kstark8 @adamZreynolds And you can learn more about Dr. Starkweather's multifaceted research here: https://t.co/bNFtWZkGEu

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Leveraging network data from Bangladesh, @kstark8 and colleagues (@adamZreynolds) delve into the work-life balance of Shodagor women, showing that women's work partners frequently serve important roles as potential alloparents, too:
Check it out here:
https://t.co/dAuiJmT76a

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

@kstark8 @adamZreynolds This paper contributes to a growing bevy of papers that are associated with the ENDOW project: https://t.co/cCyMtpFCkX

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

Given climatic and economic perturbations throughout the world recently, it will be fascinating to see what other effects are evident as fieldworkers return to their study communities for longitudinal data collection.

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Leveraging longitudinal data on food security among the Himba, @ssprall and @bascelza show that a prolonged drought in Namibia led to increase food insecurity.
https://t.co/xQcG7OBj2b

[The ENDOW Project @endowproject]

This paper also adds to a growing list of publications arising from the project: https://t.co/cCyMtpXdcv

[Cecilia Padilla-Iglesias @padillaccc]

New paper out with the amazing Karen Kramer where we look at how language may structure community social networks throughout the process of market integration (over 20 years!) https://t.co/DOKy5mB7Od

[LSE Data Science Institute @LSEDataScience]

🆕 DSI Affiliate Dr Eleanor Power has co-authored a new article.

This article explores the complexities of status differentiation and social networks in humans: https://t.co/5UNaZrFno1 | @eleanorapower @danielj_redhead @endowproject @royalsociety @EdenLSE #LSE #DataScience

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@zhgarfield There are various ways of being "on Twitter." Thanks for linking it @zhgarfield

[Eleanor Power @eleanorapower]

🚨Job Alert🚨We're hiring a 1 year postdoc to develop & package latent network models for Python & R. Work w/ an interdiscip. team of #network scientists: me, Cate De Bacco, @danielj_redhead, @_jgyou, @TracyMSweet, @rlmcelreath +! Please RT & get in touch! https://t.co/7PVLIMcRRt