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Pajek - Large Network Analysis

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Pajek, which means spider in Slovenia language and sounds like /iyak/, is a tool for large network analysis. It was used by James Moody, who has a brand new paper on how some 1600+ social science journals cite each other (canno’t locate the paper online), which Dan McFarland used in a recent talk.

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