Anomia and the sacred canopy: Testing a network theory. - Matthew E. Brashears (Soc. Networks, 2010)

Small networks and high isolation? A reexamination of American discussion networks. - Matthew E. Brashears (Soc. Networks, 2011)

A Longitudinal Analysis of Gendered Association Patterns: Homophily and Social Distance in the General Social Survey. - Matthew E. Brashears (J. Soc. Struct., 2015)

The microstructures of network recall: How social networks are encoded and represented in human memory. - Matthew E. Brashears; Eric Quintane (Soc. Networks, 2015)

Error correction mechanisms in social networks can reduce accuracy and encourage innovation. - Matthew E. Brashears; Eric Gladstone (Soc. Networks, 2016)

Sex and network recall accuracy. - Matthew E. Brashears; Emily Hoagland; Eric Quintane (Soc. Networks, 2016)

The weakness of tie strength. - Matthew E. Brashears; Eric Quintane (Soc. Networks, 2018)

A Hybrid Cellular Model for Predicting Organizational Recruitment in a k-Dimensional Space. - Nicolas L. Harder; Matthew E. Brashears (SBP-BRiMS, 2019)

Predicting organizational recruitment using a hybrid cellular model: new directions in Blau space analysis. - Nicolas L. Harder; Matthew E. Brashears (Comput. Math. Organ. Theory, 2020)

Where you are, what you want, and what you can do: The role of master statuses, personality traits, and social cognition in shaping ego network size, structure, and composition. - Matthew E. Brashears; Laura Aufderheide Brashears; Nicolas L. Harder (Netw. Sci., 2020)

Does unemployment lead to isolation? The consequences of unemployment for social networks. - Jesper J. Rözer; Bas Hofstra; Matthew E. Brashears; Beate Volker (Soc. Networks, 2020)