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American Sociological Review, 1972
This is a study of network representation: The data represent a set of interlocked directorates—specifically, the network in which the boards of major banks are interlocked with the boards of major industrials. The problem is to represent this network so as to organize it and describe its major outlines.
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This is a study of network representation: The data represent a set of interlocked directorates—specifically, the network in which the boards of major banks are interlocked with the boards of major industrials. The problem is to represent this network so as to organize it and describe its major outlines.
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The Influence in Twitter: Are They Really Influenced?
2013Twitter is a popular social network service which is continuously growing. Because Twitter has become an efficient platform for advertising companies as a new vast medium, it is obvious that finding influential Twitter users and measuring their influence are important.
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Improving Influence Operations by Defining Influence and Influence Operations
2013Abstract : For the foreseeable future, the U.S. military will continue to protect U.S. interests and project power within areas rife with internal conflicts and faltering states. Conditions within such operating environments require land forces to influence populations, adversaries, and other regional or global audiences.
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Influence Lost, Influence Regained
1991Ralph Waldo Emerson would probably not be displeased with the state of research on human infancy. His extolment of the moral superiority of Sel f-Reliance, and his belief that this virtue is especially evident in the behavior of “children, babes, and brutes,... their mind being whole, their eye as yet unconquered” (Emerson, 1865/1883, p.
Saul Feinman, Michael Lewis
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