While a rich literature investigates how and why NPOs use social media, research on why
they differ in their social media adoption (SMA) is limited. In this paper we examine how …

Centralized social media platforms are currently experiencing a shift in user engagement,
drawing attention to alternative paradigms like Decentralized Online Social Networks …

Private transnational organizations have grown in number and in influence. However,
sociologists and political scientists often study them separately, either as transnational social …

Peer production phenomena such as open source software (OSS) have been posited as a
viable alternative to traditional production models. However, community-based development …

Abstract Decentralized Online Social Networks (DOSNs) represent a growing trend in the
social media landscape, as opposed to the well-known centralized peers, which are often in …

Homophily has been a widely recognized dominant factor in offline social network
connection, which refers to one's propensity to seek interactions with others of similar status …

Guided by the ecology theory, this study seeks to understand the interdependency between
instrumental and identity resource domains that drives the formation of interorganizational …

Current evidence suggests that nonprofits' use of Twitter is not strongly related to
organizational size, unlike other technological developments. However, this evidence is …

Abstract In past studies, Online Social Networks (OSNs) is commonly assumed to build on
triadic closure, implying that alters in a user's ego network form either a single connected …

This article builds upon communication infrastructure theory and investigates how
communication practices on online neighborhood networks (ONNs) relate to the social …