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Information Technology & People, 2023
PurposeIn the extant research on online knowledge communities (OKCs), little attention has been paid to the influence of membership fluidity on the coevolution of the social and knowledge systems. This article aims to fill this gap.Design/methodology/approachBased on the attraction-selection-attrition (ASA) framework, this paper constructs a simulation
Jiangnan Qiu +5 more
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PurposeIn the extant research on online knowledge communities (OKCs), little attention has been paid to the influence of membership fluidity on the coevolution of the social and knowledge systems. This article aims to fill this gap.Design/methodology/approachBased on the attraction-selection-attrition (ASA) framework, this paper constructs a simulation
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Social Fluidity in Industrial Nations: England, France and Sweden
The British Journal of Sociology, 1982In a paper recently published, we have compared rates of intergenerational class mobility among the adult male populations of England, France and Sweden.l The results we have reported stand in some opposition to the well-known thesis of Lipset and Zetterberg which claims that the mobility patterns of the industrial societies of the western world are ...
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2016
Following from the social fluidity model presented in the preceding chapter, Table 43 summarizes the different effects which are expected to govern the intergenerational association between origins and destinations in Germany. By constraining the 13 empty cells to take an interaction parameter of zero, the sum of the values of the parameter effects ...
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Following from the social fluidity model presented in the preceding chapter, Table 43 summarizes the different effects which are expected to govern the intergenerational association between origins and destinations in Germany. By constraining the 13 empty cells to take an interaction parameter of zero, the sum of the values of the parameter effects ...
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Considering ‘gender fluidity’ in Zambia: femininities, marriage and social influence
Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 2021With reference to Ifi Amadiume’s book Male Daughters, Female Husbands, this article offers an analysis of ‘gender fluidity’ by reflecting on ‘female-husbands’ and their position of influence within...
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Bodies and social rhythms – navigating unconscious vulnerability and emotional fluidity
Psychodynamic Practice, 2021Lockdown over the past year has compelled psychotherapists and counsellors to see their patients in closer visual proximity via video links like Zoom, FaceTime or Skype, or in closer aural contact ...
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Social fluidity in the United States of America
2016After studying social fluidity in Germany in the chapter before, the present chapter is dedicated to the analysis of social fluidity in the United States. In the following, the American variant of the social fluidity model will be explained. Initially, the model is applied to American data (Ch. 12.1).
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Social Fluidity Mapping System—A Way to Reduce Social Stigma in Business Failures
2015The research explores the social stigma associated with the failure of entrepreneurial activity by means of escape velocity. Negative publicity, lack of financial intermediation, disgrace among the stake-holders and lack of social immunity causes social stigma.
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Tax aggressiveness and corporate social responsibility fluidity in Nigerian firms
Journal of Research in National Development, 2017Modern corporations epitomize the nexus between shareholding and wider-spectrum stake-holding, where key units desire to fundamentally maximize or fairly satisfice. Driven by benevolence, firms made meaningful contributions to society but now, many are exploiting the fluidity of corporate social responsibility (CSR) to lubricate tax aggressiveness ...
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