Miroslav Pulgar Corrotea

• Collecting a large number of alters in egocentric network research

  Open Access•Miguel A González-Casado, Alejandro Cruzado Rey et al.•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2026•Citada por: 2•Referências: 40

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  This article presents an analysis of the impact of the number of alters elicited in an ego network on the structural properties of those networks. There continues to be debate about the pros and cons of eliciting a fixed number of alters for each respondent versus allowing the respondent to list as many or few alters as they would like. This article explores a random assignment of respondents to three treatment groups – (1) a fixed number of alte…

• The emergence of artisanal fishing as a strategic response in the Chilean fishing field

  Open Access•Miroslav Pulgar Corrotea, Miroslav Pulgar et al.•ARTICLE•Marine Policy•2025

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  The research explores the emergence of the “artisanal fishing” category in Chile as a strategic adaptation to the pressures of industrialization. Through a qualitative documental analysis, the study examines how this category became a vital mechanism for local fishers to defend their identity and secure their livelihoods against the expansion of industrial practices, particularly trawling. The findings show that the institutionalization of “artis…

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  Alejandro Dinkelberg, C Mccarty et al.

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• Collecting a large number of alters in egocentric network research

  Open Access•Miguel A González-Casado, Alejandro Cruzado Rey et al.•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2026•Citada por: 2•Referências: 40

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  This article presents an analysis of the impact of the number of alters elicited in an ego network on the structural properties of those networks. There continues to be debate about the pros and cons of eliciting a fixed number of alters for each respondent versus allowing the respondent to list as many or few alters as they would like. This article explores a random assignment of respondents to three treatment groups – (1) a fixed number of alte…

• The emergence of artisanal fishing as a strategic response in the Chilean fishing field

  Open Access•Miroslav Pulgar Corrotea, Miroslav Pulgar et al.•ARTICLE•Marine Policy•2025

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  The research explores the emergence of the “artisanal fishing” category in Chile as a strategic adaptation to the pressures of industrialization. Through a qualitative documental analysis, the study examines how this category became a vital mechanism for local fishers to defend their identity and secure their livelihoods against the expansion of industrial practices, particularly trawling. The findings show that the institutionalization of “artis…

• Collecting a large number of alters in egocentric network research

  Open Access•Miguel A González-Casado, Alejandro Cruzado Rey et al.•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2026•Citada por: 2•Referências: 40

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  This article presents an analysis of the impact of the number of alters elicited in an ego network on the structural properties of those networks. There continues to be debate about the pros and cons of eliciting a fixed number of alters for each respondent versus allowing the respondent to list as many or few alters as they would like. This article explores a random assignment of respondents to three treatment groups – (1) a fixed number of alte…

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  Alejandro Dinkelberg, C Mccarty et al.

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