estuaries: U.S. Estuary Networks
In jason-morgan/ina: Data Collection for the book Inferential Network Analysis

This is a directed network with 194 total nodes, spread over separate networks that cover ten U.S. estuaries.

1	data(estuaries)

Five matrices:

nets1: Matrix in which the (i,j) element is an indicator of the relationship category from i to j in the first wave. Category values include '10' for "structural zero", which is included if i and j are in different networks, '0' for not tied, '1' for tied, and 'NA' for missing (i.e., i did not fill out the respective cell in the survey).
nets2: Matrix in which the (i,j) element is an indicator of the relationship category from i to j in the second wave.
govact: One-column matrix in which a 0 indicates non-governmental organization and 1 indicates governmental organization.
prodev: One-column matrix in which higher values indicate that the respondent is more supportive of development.
trust: Two-column matrix, with one column for each wave, in which higher values indicate greater trust for the other organizations in the network.

Berardo, Ramiro, and John T. Scholz. "Self-organizing policy networks: Risk, partner selection, and cooperation in estuaries." American Journal of Political Science 54, no. 3 (2010): 632-649.

Desmarais, Bruce A., and Skyler J. Cranmer. "Micro-level interpretation of exponential random graph models with application to estuary networks." Policy Studies Journal 40, no. 3 (2012): 402-434.

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