The presence of network ties between multipoint competitors is frequently assumed but
rarely examined directly. The outcomes of multipoint competition, therefore, are better …

Theoretical accounts of network ties between organizations emphasize the interdependence
of individual intentions, opportunities, and actions embedded in local configurations of …

The present article provides an initial systematic analysis of how social networks influence
productivity in regional agglomerations. This is accomplished by means of matched …

We combine theory and empirical evidence to develop and test three related claims about
how ties strength and structural equivalence affect interorganizational performance …

Spatial layouts can significantly influence the formation and outcomes of social
relationships. Physical proximity is thus essential to understanding the elemental building …

A substantial number of studies have extended the work on universal properties in physical
systems to complex networks in social, biological, and technological systems. In this paper …

Background: To improve efficiency and quality, a number of policies have recently been
implemented to increase competition and cooperation within the health systems of many …

Organizations join interorganizational networks in the hope of gaining exposure to learning
opportunities, and accessing valuable extramural resources and knowledge. In this paper …

The generative mechanisms controlling change in interorganizational relations are typically
assumed to be time-independent, ie, operate homogeneously and synchronously over time …

Abstract We present a Multiple Membership Multiple Classification (MMMC) model for
analysing variation in the performance of organizational sub-units embedded in a multilevel …