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In this paper we analyze the network structure of stocks (as actors in a 2-mode/affiliation social network) and their relationship to mutual funds. The analysis reveals a network structure that has both the “hub” and “small world” characteristics of many common social and physical...
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Safety culture is a widely accepted concept which can be used to analyze and explain the underlying logic of organizational behavior, especially how an organization works with respect to safety. The growing complexity and uncertainty in work environments continues to challenge this concept...
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The digital environment as a special kind of media space brought almost unlimited possibilities of sustainable dissemination of visual and auditory material and text and their combinations – digital form. However, the digital environment gave rise to several phenomena that can pose a potential...
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applicability of social network analysis to the visualization and description of industrial clusters. …
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Central to the conceptualization of rivalry is the process of social categorization and seeing the self and others as members of ingroups and outgroups. For some sport fans — especially those deemed highly identified — a favorite team becomes an extension of one’s self, and opposing teams...
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This research aims to enlighten current and future research trends on political connections by providing complete bibliometric mapping through network studies on political connections. Utilizing Biblioshiny, the Bibliometrics R package, multi-perspective research publications on political...
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