Social Network Analysis: A Math Problem Applied to Rural Development and Food Production

Guest Lecture in Mathematical Methods in Economics II

Speaker Juan Felipe Nuñez Espinoza (Colegio de Postgraduados: Montecillo, MX)

What we will explore:

• Rural development and food production as a social, complex, stochastic system
• Social structure through graphs, edges, and vertices
• How to network topology shapes food production
• Measuring organizational patterns in rural development/food production
• Applications across rural development and food systems

Compulsory for BA 2nd-year students; all other students are warmly invited.

Organized by Assoc. Prof. Ludmila Dömeová, KSI (domeova@pef.czu.cz)