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SUMMARY:Grand Rounds - Understanding Networks: The Rising Importance of Qualitative Research in the Big Data Era
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Networks: The Rising Importance of Qualitative Research in the Big Data Era  Speaker: Dr. Mario L. Small  Mario L. Small\, Ph.D.\, is Grafstein Family Professor at Harvard University.  Author of numerous award-winning books and articles on urban poverty\, support networks\, qualitative and mixed methods\, and a host of other topics\, Small is currently working to transform how social scientists use newly available forms of data to understand urban poverty and writing a book on how actors mobilize their networks when seeking social support.  RSVP“ \n
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