This document provides a summary of publications in 2018 from the Laboratory of Personal Networks and Communities. It lists 6 publications, including articles about the social networks of artisanal fishermen, strategies for visualizing networks in community intervention, the use of name generators for personal network analysis, experiences with community volunteering, and a book review. The document was compiled by Isidro Maya Jariego and provides brief citations and links to the published articles.

1. Laboratorio de Redes
Personales y
Comunidades

2. Maya-Jariego, I., Florido, D.
Sáez, J. & Sobrado, F. (2018).
A Tale of two coasts: Networks
of artisanal skippers in a
fishing reserve in the Gulf of
Cádiz and a recreational port in
Islas Baleares. Ocean and
Coastal Management, 161,
105-116.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.oceco
aman.2018.05.002

3. Holgado, D. (2018).
Estrategias de visualización
de redes en intervención
comunitaria. Estudio de caso
del programa Ciudades ante
las Drogas. REDES. Revista
Hispana para el Análisis de
Redes Sociales, 29 (2), 286-
302.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5565/rev/redes.775

4. Maya-Jariego, I. (2018).
Why name generators with
a fixed number of alters
may be a pragmatic option
for personal network
analysis. American Journal
of Community Psychology,
62 (1-2), 233-238.
DOI 10.1002/ajcp.12271

5. Maya-Jariego, I. (2018).
Participation experiences of
a community psychologist:
Lessons learned about
volunteering, civic
involvement, personal
competencies and local
cohesion. The Community
Psychologist, 51(2), 26-29.

6. Maya-Jariego, I. (2018).
Book review of Does
Collective Impact Work?
What Literacy Coalitions
Tell Us by Frank Ridzi &
Margaret Doughty.
Voluntas. International
Journal of Voluntary and
Nonprofit Organizations.
DOI: 10.1007/s11266-018-
9993-y

7. Selección de publicaciones del LRPC
(2018)
Isidro Maya Jariego <isidromj@us.es>
http://personal.us.es/isidromj
LABORATORIO DE REDES PERSONALES Y COMUNIDADES
Departamento de Psicología Social
UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA