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SUMMARY
For a few years now, social network analysis has become a relatively common tool for medievalists working on political history. The resulting graph is finally compared to the original undecomposed graph with the help of a procedure that automatically reconstructs the parties of the conflict. It has been shown in this article that such a direct and full-strength transitivity is not observed for the relations associated with witness lists: integrating into the network cosubscription relations that make the subscription relations transitive does not improve the structure of the automatically retrieved parties. The authors . . .
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