Previous work has shown that hyperlinks reflect actors' strategic choices; these dyadic
relationships depend on the actors' exogenous attributes (eg, homophily) and the network's …

The theoretical lenses, empirical measures and analytical tools associated with social
network analysis comprise a wealth of knowledge that can be used to analyse networked …

Internet platforms are increasingly enabling individuals to access and interact with a wider,
globally dispersed group of peers. The promise of these platforms is that the geographic …

Characteristics core to the nonprofit sector's identity–community building and authenticity–
are what drive user engagement on microvlogging platforms like TikTok. Yet, nonprofits are …

The aim of this paper is twofold:(1) to conceptually understand membership dynamics in the
open source software (OSS) community, and (2) to explore how different network …

Open networks give actors non-redundant information that is diverse, while closed networks
offer redundant information that is easier to interpret. Integrating arguments about network …

Information is a perishable resource that is costly to produce and distribute to stakeholders.
To ensure the rapid and broad diffusion of this resource, humanitarian organizations (HOs) …

Innovation results from interactions between different sources of knowledge, where these
sources aggregate into groups interacting within (intra) and between (inter) groups …

The culmination of network and organization research suggests diverse network ties bolster
innovation. Extending this line of research, this study examines how three distinct …

The professional social networks of physicians are an essential source of health-related
user-generated content and online social capital. Yet limited research has examined how …