J. Cook

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Birds of a Feather: Homophily in Social Networks

M. McPherson, L. Smith-Lovin, J. Cook, 2001 .

Filling Structural Holes: Social Networks in the Introductory Course

J. Cook, 2005 .

From Offline Politics to Online Action: Social Media Adoption and Communication by the Legislators, Lobbyists, and Business Groups of Maine

J. Cook, Carrie Hill, J. Chase, 2018 .

Athlete Leadership as a Shared Process: Using a Social-Network Approach to Examine Athlete Leadership in Competitive Female Youth Soccer Teams

J. Cook, T. Loughead, A. Duguay, 2019, The Sport Psychologist.

Are American Politicians as Partisan Online as They are Offline? Twitter Networks in the U.S. Senate and Maine State Legislature

J. Cook, James M. Cook, 2016 .

The social structure of political behavior: Action, interaction and congressional cosponsorship

J. Cook, 2000 .

National Power on the Local Stage: How Cable Captured Congress and Cornered Cities

J. Cook, Kristie A Taylor, 2000 .

Twitter Adoption in U.S. Legislatures: A Fifty-State Study

James M. Cook, J. Cook, 2016, SMSociety.

Gender, Party, and Presentation of Family in the Social Media Profiles of 10 State Legislatures

J. Cook, 2016 .

Studies of Homophily Across the Century : Methodological and Substantive Progressions

M. McPherson, L. Smith-Lovin, J. Cook, 2013 .

Do scholars follow Betteridge’s Law? The use of questions in journal article titles

J. Cook, Dawn Plourde, 2016, Scientometrics.

Twitter Adoption and Activity in U.S. Legislatures: A 50-State Study

J. Cook, James M. Cook, 2017 .