social networks act as substitutes in the diffusion of knowledge. …Although prior empirical research has established an association between science and the widespread diffusion of … investigates whether the knowledge diffusion associated with science-based innovation stems from the norm of openness and …

networks for which there is a convergence of beliefs. Finally, we survey some recent structural results on the speed of …

threshold for the spreading rate that shapes the pattern of the product?s diffusion. This threshold, that depends on the network …

on percolation dynamics. The model combines the concept of increasing returns to adoption with information diffusion … among consumers within social networks. The main contribution of the model is that it replicates the three stages of the … product lifecycle as an outcome of a single elementary process. The model also replicates the S-shaped diffusion curve and the …

of management accounting innovations diffusion. The diffusion process is examined through a social network of nodes and … ties. Ties represent communication channels through which the diffusion flows and nodes represent organizational actors who … facilitate or impede the diffusion process. Trust is operationalized through strong ties and structure is modeled with the …

In this paper, we propose an individual-level approach to diffusion and growth models. By , we refer to the unit of …

seeks to maximize the diffusion of a new product whose quality is ex–ante uncertain, to a market where consumers are able …