Anna Nagurney, PhD, is John F. Smith Memorial Professor in the Department of Finance and Operations Management at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she is also the Founding Director of the Virtual Center for Supernetworks and the Supernetworks Laboratory for Computation and Visualization. Dr. Nagurney has over twenty years of academic and industry experience in the areas of transportation networks and congestion management, supply chain management, financial networks, network economics, and dynamic networks. Qiang Qiang, PhD, currently focuses his research on the mathematical modeling of complex decision-making on network systems with a concentration on transportation and logistics.

• PART I NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS, EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT, AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS. 1 Introduction and Overview.2 Fundamental Methodologies, Network Models, and Algorithms.3 Network Performance Measurement and Robustness Analysis.PART II APPLICATIONS AND EXTENSIONS. 4 Application of the Measures to Transportation Networks.5 Supply Chain Networks with Disruption Risks.6 Critical Nodes and Links in Financial Networks.7 Dynamic Networks, the Internet, and Electric Power.PART III MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS, NETWORK INTEGRATION, AND SYNERGIES. 8 A System-Optimization Perspective for Supply Chain Network Integration.9 Environmental and Cost Synergy in Network Integration.10 Multiproduct Supply Chain Network Integration.11 Network Oligopolies and the Merger Paradox.Appendix.Bibliography.Glossary.

Anna Nagurney, PhD, is John F. Smith Memorial Professor in the Department of Finance and Operations Management at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she is also the Founding Director of the Virtual Center for Supernetworks and the Supernetworks Laboratory for Computation and Visualization. Dr. Nagurney has over twenty years of academic and industry experience in the areas of transportation networks and congestion management, supply chain management, financial networks, network economics, and dynamic networks. Qiang Qiang, PhD, currently focuses his research on the mathematical modeling of complex decision-making on network systems with a concentration on transportation and logistics.

• PART I NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS, EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT, AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS. 1 Introduction and Overview.2 Fundamental Methodologies, Network Models, and Algorithms.3 Network Performance Measurement and Robustness Analysis.PART II APPLICATIONS AND EXTENSIONS. 4 Application of the Measures to Transportation Networks.5 Supply Chain Networks with Disruption Risks.6 Critical Nodes and Links in Financial Networks.7 Dynamic Networks, the Internet, and Electric Power.PART III MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS, NETWORK INTEGRATION, AND SYNERGIES. 8 A System-Optimization Perspective for Supply Chain Network Integration.9 Environmental and Cost Synergy in Network Integration.10 Multiproduct Supply Chain Network Integration.11 Network Oligopolies and the Merger Paradox.Appendix.Bibliography.Glossary.

Anna Nagurney, PhD, is John F. Smith Memorial Professor in the Department of Finance and Operations Management at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she is also the Founding Director of the Virtual Center for Supernetworks and the Supernetworks Laboratory for Computation and Visualization. Dr. Nagurney has over twenty years of academic and industry experience in the areas of transportation networks and congestion management, supply chain management, financial networks, network economics, and dynamic networks. Qiang Qiang, PhD, currently focuses his research on the mathematical modeling of complex decision-making on network systems with a concentration on transportation and logistics.

• PART I NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS, EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT, AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS. 1 Introduction and Overview.2 Fundamental Methodologies, Network Models, and Algorithms.3 Network Performance Measurement and Robustness Analysis.PART II APPLICATIONS AND EXTENSIONS. 4 Application of the Measures to Transportation Networks.5 Supply Chain Networks with Disruption Risks.6 Critical Nodes and Links in Financial Networks.7 Dynamic Networks, the Internet, and Electric Power.PART III MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS, NETWORK INTEGRATION, AND SYNERGIES. 8 A System-Optimization Perspective for Supply Chain Network Integration.9 Environmental and Cost Synergy in Network Integration.10 Multiproduct Supply Chain Network Integration.11 Network Oligopolies and the Merger Paradox.Appendix.Bibliography.Glossary.