NGOs are important civil actors in societies' emergency and disaster responses, and they
come together on social media to identify prominent issues and coordinate issue responses …

Geopolitical shifts, increasing demands for accountability, and growing competition have
been driving the need for change within transnational nongovernmental organizations …

This study examines the distinction between power imbalance and mutual dependence to
better understand how NGOs manage resource dependencies in their relationships with civil …

Platforms often host multiple online groups with overlapping topics and members. How can
researchers and designers understand how related groups affect each other? Inspired by …

Transnational advocacy networks (TANs) are the most common example of networks in
international relations. Despite their familiarity, we know little about how advocacy networks …

Scholars suggest three partnering strategies that nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
can use to pursue strategic relationships in civil society networks:(a) the development of …

Nowadays, a significant portion of corporate social responsibility (CSR) communication
takes place online. The current article attends to an essential, yet often overlooked element …

While communication research on interorganizational homophily has grown, little is known
about how issue homophily—defined here as the propensity to form ties based on shared …

Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) increasingly utilize social media for strategic
stakeholder engagement. This study proposes a network-oriented theoretical framework to …

NGOs today increasingly use multiple technology platforms to build and maintain
relationships with other organizations. However, the extent to which these platforms …