Publications

Sebastian Haunss, James Hollway (2023). Multimodal mechanisms of political discourse dynamics and the case of Germany's nuclear energy phase-out. Network Science.

Christina Prell, James Hollway, Petr Matous, Yasuyuki Todo (2023). International Trade Networks. The SAGE Handbook of Social Network Analysis. London: Sage, pp. 350–359.

Simon Montfort, Manuel Fischer, James Hollway, Nicolas Jager (2023). Design paths of federal intergovernmental cooperation. Policy Studies Journal.

Noemie Laurens, James Hollway, Jean-Frederic Morin (2023). Checking for updates: Ratification, design, and institutional adaptation. International Studies Quarterly.

James Hollway (2022). A framework for resilience of and in international networks. A Research Agenda for Social Networks and Social Resilience. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 101–114.

Josephine Borghi, Sharif Ismail, James Hollway, Rakhyun E. Kim, Joachim Sturmberg, Garrett Brown, Reinhard Mechler, Heinrich Volmink, Neil Spicer, Zaid Chalabi, Rachel Cassidy, Jeff Johnson, Anna Foss, Augustina Koduah, Christa Searle, Nadejda Komendantova, Agnes Semwanga, Suerie Moon (2022). Viewing the global health system as a complex adaptive system: Implications for research and practice. F1000.

Per Block, James Hollway, Christoph Stadtfeld, Johan Koskinen, Tom Snijders (2022). Circular specifications and “predicting” with information from the future: errors in the empirical SAOM - TERGM comparison of Leifeld & Cranmer (2019). Network Science, (10), 1.

James Hollway (2021). What makes a 'regime complex' complex? It depends. Complexity, Governance and Networks, (6), 1, pp. 68–81.

David Knoke, Mario Diani, James Hollway, Dimitris Christopoulos (2021). Multimodal Political Networks. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Marco Verweij, Petya Alexandrova, Henrik Jacobsen, Pauline Beziat, Diana Branduse, Yonca Dege, Jakob Hensing, James Hollway, Lea Kliem, Gabriela Ponce, Inga Reichelt, Mareile Wiegmann (2020). Four galore? The overlap between Mary Douglas's grid-group typology and other highly cited social science classifications. Sociological Theory, (128), 14, pp. 263–294.

James Hollway (2020). Network embeddedness and the rate of water cooperation and conflict. Networks in Water Governance. Cham: Springer International Publishing, pp. 87–113.

Frank Biermann, Rakhyun E Kim, Kenneth W Abbott, James Hollway, Ronald B Mitchell, Michelle Scobie (2020). Taking stock and moving forward. Architectures of Earth System Governance. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 299–321.

Ronald B Mitchell, Liliana B Andonova, Mark Axelrod, Jorg Balsiger, Thomas Bernauer, Jessica F Green, James Hollway, Rakhyun E Kim, Jean-Frederic Morin (2020). What we know (and could know) about international environmental agreements. Global Environmental Politics, (20), 1, pp. 103–121.

James Hollway, Jean-Frederic Morin, Joost Pauwelyn (2020). Structural conditions for novelty: the introduction of new environmental clauses to the trade regime complex. International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, (20), 1, pp. 61–83.

Per Block, James Hollway, Christoph Stadtfeld, Johan H Koskinen, Tom A B Snijders (2019). Predicting after peeking into the future: Correcting a fundamental flaw in the SAOM - TERGM comparison of Leifeld and Cranmer (2019). arXiv.org, pp. 1–18.

Klaus Jacob, Peter King, Pedro I J Fidelman, Leandra R Goncalves, James Hollway, Sebastian Sewerin (2019). Policy theory and practice. Global Environment Outlook GEO-6. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 283–300.

Diana Mangalagiu, Elaine Baker, Pedro I J Fidelman, Leandra R Goncalves, Peter Harris, James Hollway, Jake C Rice (2019). Oceans and coastal policy. Global Environment Outlook GEO-6. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 349–372.

Per Block, Johan H Koskinen, James Hollway, Christian E G Steglich, Christoph Stadtfeld (2018). Change we can believe in: Comparing longitudinal network models on consistency, interpretability and predictive power. Social Networks, (52), pp. 180–191.

Karolina Milewicz, James Hollway, Claire Peacock, Duncan Snidal (2018). Beyond trade: The expanding scope of the non-trade agenda in trade Agreements. Journal of Conflict Resolution, (62), 4, pp. 743–773.

Jean-Frederic Morin, Joost Pauwelyn, James Hollway (2017). The trade regime as a complex adaptive system: Exploration and exploitation of environmental norms in trade agreements. Journal of International Economic Law, (20), 2, pp. 365–390.

James Hollway, Alessandro Lomi, Francesca Pallotti, Christoph Stadtfeld (2017). Multilevel social spaces: The network dynamics of organizational fields. Network Science, (5), 2, pp. 187–212.

Christoph Stadtfeld, James Hollway, Per Block (2017). Rejoinder: DYNAMs and the grounds for actor-oriented network event models. Sociological Methodology, (47), 1, pp. 56–67.

Christoph Stadtfeld, James Hollway, Per Block (2017). Dynamic Network Actor Models: Investigating coordination ties through time. Sociological Methodology, (47), pp. 1–40.

James Hollway, Johan H Koskinen (2016). Multilevel embeddedness: The case of the global fisheries governance complex. Social Networks, (44), pp. 281–294.

James Hollway, Johan H Koskinen (2016). Multilevel bilateralism and multilateralism: States' bilateral and multilateral fisheries treaties and their secretariats. Multilevel Network Analysis for the Social Sciences. Cham: Springer International Publishing, pp. 315–332.

James Hollway (2015). The evolution of global fisheries governance 1960-2010. Oxford: University of Oxford.

James Hollway, Jonathan Mellon (2014). Leading the Conversation: Comparing State Department Communication Networks under Rogers and Kissinger. ISA Annual Convention, pp. 1–29.

James Hollway (2014). Review: Stokke, Olav Schram. 2012. Disaggregating international regimes: A new approach to evaluation and comparison. Global Environmental Politics, (14), 2, pp. 131–132.

Gavin Brent Sullivan, James Hollway (2014). Collective pride and collective hubris in organizations. Understanding collective pride and group identity. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 80–92.