Index
Structure, Content and Meaning of Organizational Networks
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(2017), "Index", Structure, Content and Meaning of Organizational Networks (Research in the Sociology of Organizations, Vol. 53), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 237-244. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0733-558X20170000053012
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INDEX
Activity coordination
, 222
Affective relations
, 214, 215–216
“Alphabet”
, 117
Amphibious scientist-entrepreneurs
, 25
Analytical approach
, 18–19
Anthropologists
, 150
Art and transformation
, 98
Assignment of relationships
, 29
Attributed definition
, 117, 120
Attributed semantic networks
, 7
Automap software
, 97, 125
Average area
, 128–129
Bag-of-words approach
, 55–56
Balance theory
, 93
Belief Network Analysis approach (BNA approach)
, 155
Biotechnology firms
, 25–26
Bipartite
association
, 67
ego networks
, 71, 72
network
, 77–78
Blocked matrix
, 173
individuals
, 175
Borgatti’s model
, 222
Buddhism
, 144, 146, 151, 152, 153, 157, 162
Buddhist monastery
, 144
benefit
, 144–145
blocked matrix
, 173
blocked matrix individuals
, 175
cluster diagram, partition diagram, density matrix
, 174
cluster diagram, partition diagram for individuals
, 176
data and analysis
, 153
graphing logic
, 153–164
institutional logics
, 146–151
logics as local configurations of ritual and belief
, 151–153
meanings and beliefs
, 154
practices binary variables yes/no
, 155
religious conversion
, 146
Capitalism
, 147
Carriers
, 220
event-type interactions as
, 217
knowledge
, 217
of social meaning
, 215
“Catch-all” parties
, 53
Civic values
, 23
“Closure-based” effects
, 75, 77
Cluster diagram
, 174
for individuals
, 176
Clustering
, 68
global clustering coefficient
, 79–80
of words by company
, 79
of words by participant attribute
, 77
Coercive mechanism
, 24
Cognitive embeddedness
, 116
Communication flows
, 221–223
Communication science
, 3
Community organization
, 144
Concept networks
, 185–186
Concept sharing
, 98
Concepts, diffusion of
, 42–43
CONCOR algorithm
, 162
Consecrated firms
, 121–122, 123, 132
correlation table for
, 130
“Consecrated” organizations
, 118
Consumers
, 114, 134
Content analysis, structural approach to
, 4–8
Contextual social factors
, 146
Control network measures
, 217–218
Corporate group
, 70, 73
Correlation table
for consecrated firms
, 130
for non-consecrated firms
, 131
Creative organizations
, 90, 91
self-run
, 94–95
sharing structures in
, 94
Creativity dimension
, 126
Cultural
contagion
, 92
embeddedness
, 116
expressions
, 27
factors
, 146
field configurations
, 29–38
homophily
, 92
proximity
, 31, 32
rationalization
, 26
relationships
, 191
similarities
, 89
Cultural cohesiveness of Frankfurt School
, 180–189
Cultural meanings, multiplex patterning of
, 89, 90, 178
cultural homophily and cultural contagion
, 92
data
, 95–96
empirical setting
, 94–95
inverse sociocultural balance
, 93–94
literature background and hypotheses
, 90
multiple micro-principles
, 88
multiplex network analysis using ERGMs
, 99–102
network-analytical approaches
, 91
results
, 102–105
social network theories
, 89
sociocultural balance
, 92–93
unravelling meaning sharing using semantic network analysis
, 96–99, 100
Culture
, 91, 116
culture structure
, 115–118
culture/structure duality
, 178–180
Customers
, 114
dimension
, 126
Data
, 70, 95–96
bipartite ego networks
, 72
density of network
, 74
dichotomization rule
, 71
network of association between managers and words
, 73
visualization tools
, 18
Dichotomization rule
, 71
Differentiation
, 19, 24–25
with discourses
, 29–31
Diffusion of concepts and practices
, 42–43
Digital age, organizational networks and meaning in
, 219–221
Digitally enabled ties, meaning flows in
, 220–221
Discourse analysis
, 21–24, 51
Discourses
attraction
, 34–35
combining levels of analysis
, 38
cultural positions
, 37–38
degree of openness
, 35–36
developing integrated
, 34
differentiation with
, 29–31
level of connectivity
, 36–37
recombination of
, 31–34
Discursive positions
of organizations
, 29
simulating discursive positions and social relationships
, 28–29
Dualities
, 148, 165
Duality framework
, 91
Duality of philosophers
correspondence data, figures, and tables
, 204–205
culture/structure duality
, 178–180
Frankfurt School theoretical cores during exile and postwar periods
, 206–208
semantic network intersections
, 208–209
social and cultural cohesiveness of Frankfurt School
, 180–189
structure/culture duality in dyadic social relations
, 189–199
Duality of structure and content
, 8–10
Dutch immigration policy
, 57
Dutch politics field, convergence and divergence in
changing toward difference
, 52–53
data and analysis
, 54–56
issue positions of political parties
, 53
organizational fields
, 50–51
results
, 56–59
settings
, 53–54
text
, 51
Dyadic social relations, structure/culture duality in
, 189
alliance-shifting and Frankfurt School’s fragmentation
, 191–195
expulsion after engaging with Frankfurt core ideas
, 195–199
Economic sociology
, 113–114, 115, 116
Embeddedness and structure of culture
, 115–118
Emotional closeness
, 215, 216
Empowerment
, 23, 144
Environmental protection
, 52
ERGMs. See Exponential random graph models (ERGMs)
Event-based networks
, 214
Event-type interactions
, 217
Event-type ties
, 213–214
Exchange fields
, 52
Exponential random graph models (ERGMs)
, 7, 67, 74–75, 90, 99–102
estimations
, 78
multiplex network analysis using
, 99–102
parameters
, 77–78
Expressive network
, 95, 99
Extra-dyadic
effects of contagion
, 94
Extra-dyadic extension of homophily principle
, 106
Field analysis, traditions in
, 21–24
Field configuration
social processes of
, 24–26
studies of
, 39–40
Flows
, 214
Framing theory
, 54
Frankfurt School
, 180
alliance-shifting and Frankfurt School’s fragmentation
, 191–195
correspondence rates during exile
, 204
correspondence rates postwar
, 205
of Critical Theory
, 179
social cohesiveness declines from exile period to postwar period
, 181–184
theoretical cohesiveness declines from exile period to postwar period
, 187–191
theoretical cohesiveness measurement
, 184–187
theoretical cores during exile and postwar periods
, 206–208
Friedland’s theory of institutional logics
, 150
Frog software
, 55
Gender dimension
, 126
Giddens’ theory of structuration and agency
, 148
Global clustering coefficient
, 79–80
Globalization
, 53
“Gold standard” face-to-face interactions
, 219
Google
, 117–118
Google Scholar
, 147
Granovetter conceptualization
, 215
Graphing logic
, 153
block-model overlaid on correlation map
, 163
BNA approach
, 155
CONCOR algorithm
, 162
domain crossing articulations connecting ideas and practices
, 164
enthusiastically claim
, 157
institutional logic of monastery and members
, 159, 161
order of beliefs
, 156
order of practices
, 158
Heterogeneity
, 53
Homogeneity
, 53
Homophily
, 29, 222
Horkheimer, Max
, 182–183, 199
Immigration
, 53–54, 56
Impression of role
, 220
Individual organizations
, 40–41
Individualistic coloring
, 69
Institut für Sozialforschung (IfS)
, 180
Institutional logic(s)
, 146–151
of monastery and members
, 159, 161
See also Graphing logic
Institutional positioning
, 222
Institutional theory
, 10–11, 115
Instrumental Model
, 102, 104
Instrumental networks
, 95
Integration
, 20, 24, 26, 34, 35
of forms
, 36
Intensity
, 215
dimension
, 218, 220
knowledge sharing
, 217
Interaction ties
, 220
Interactions
, 214, 219
Interorganizational collaboration
, 219
Interpretation
, 39
model estimation and
, 77–78
Interstitial organizations
, 19, 33
Interstitial simulations
, 36
Inverse sociocultural balance
, 93–94
Isomorphic mechanisms
, 50
Issue fields
, 52
Knowledge carriers
, 217
Knowledge sharing
intensity
, 217
meaning in
, 216–218
measurement review
, 228–229
Lemmatization
, 56
Logic(s)
institutional
, 146–151
as local configurations of ritual and belief
, 151–153
See also Graphing logic
Löwenthal, Leo
, 182–183, 195–199
Luxury watchmaking
, 120, 122
Mapping
approach
, 42
relations and meaning system
, 27–28
semantic networks
, 97–98
technique
, 21
Marcuse, Herbert
, 183, 191–195
Market interface, semantic networks and
, 115
data and analysis
, 122
regressions tables on average price
, 132, 133
research setting
, 122–123
results
, 129
social network analysis
, 113–114
theory and hypotheses
, 115–122
Meaning sharing
, 93–94
duality
, 92
using semantic network analysis
, 96–99, 100
Meaning systems
, 51, 61
mapping relations and
, 27–28
simulating and visualizing
, 27
simulating discursive positions and social relationships
, 28–29
Meaning(s)
, 117, 216, 221
in digital age
, 219–221
flows in digitally enabled ties
, 220–221
in knowledge sharing
, 216–218
structures role
, 66
system
, 68
Media coverage
, 128, 134
Media-attributed semantic network betweenness variable
, 125, 129, 134
Media-based semantic networks
, 125
Membership
negotiation
, 222
organizations
, 145
Meta-organizations
, 26
Micro-level interactions
, 24
Micro-principle
, 92
of co-constitution
, 99, 101
of sociocultural structuring
, 92–93
Mimetic mechanism
, 24
Monastery
, 157
Money
, 157
Monte Carlo Markov Chain Maximum Likelihood (MCMCML)
, 77
Multiplex network analysis using ERGMs
, 99–102
Multiplex patterning
, 89
cultural homophily and cultural contagion
, 92
data
, 95–96
empirical setting
, 94–95
inverse sociocultural balance
, 93–94
literature background and hypotheses
, 90
multiplex network analysis using ERGMs
, 99–102
network-analytical approaches
, 91
results
, 102–105
social network theories
, 89
sociocultural balance
, 92–93
unravelling meaning sharing using semantic network analysis
, 96–99, 100
Mutual constitution
, 179
Netdom. See Network-domain
Network-domain
, 114, 120
Network(s)
, 114, 213, 221
analysis
, 21–24, 116, 153
analytical concepts
, 28
graphs
, 157
multiplexity
, 90
network-analytical approaches
, 91
structure of organizational vocabularies
, 67–69
structuring
, 99
theory
, 115
See also Organizational networks; Semantic network
Non-consecrated firms
, 123, 134
“Non-consecrated” organizations
, 118
Nondirected interpersonal networks
, 95
Normative isomorphism mechanism
, 24
Omega
, 120
Online community
, 222
Online context
, 218
Online environment
, 213
Open electoral system
, 54
ORA software
, 125
Organization theory
, 50
Organizational communication flows
, 222
activity coordination
, 222
institutional positioning
, 222–223
membership negotiation
, 222
self-structuring
, 222
Organizational fields
, 18, 50–51
analytical approach
, 18–19
combining meaning systems and relational structures
, 38–39
diffusion of concepts and practices
, 42–43
dynamics
, 20–21
field configuration mechanisms
, 39–40
field configurations
, 19–20
individual organizations
, 40–41
mapping technique
, 21
meaning of relationships
, 40–41
organization types
, 40–41
relational and cultural field configurations
, 29–38
simulating and visualizing meaning systems and relational structure
, 27–29
social processes of field configuration
, 24–26
traditions in field analysis
, 21–24
Organizational form
, 27
Organizational function
, 77
Organizational networks
, 212, 213, 222
communication flows
, 222–223
different ties in organizational social networks
, 213–216
knowledge-sharing measurement review
, 228–229
meaning in knowledge sharing
, 216–218
networks
, 221
notion of meaning in
, 212–213
organizational networks and meaning in digital age
, 219–221
research
, 212
See also Semantic network
Organizational research
, 65–66, 95
Organizational social networks, different ties in
, 213–216
Organizational theory
, 116
Organizational vocabularies
, 66
analysis
, 66–67
data
, 70–74
empirical setting
, 69–70
methodological approach
, 74–75
model estimation and interpretation
, 77–78
network structure of
, 67–69
results
, 78–80
variables and measures
, 75–77
Organizations
, 69, 94–95
creation
, 28–29
types
, 40–41
Part-of-speech tagging
, 56
Participant activity
, 75, 78
Partition diagram
, 174
for individuals
, 176
Party manifestos
, 50, 54–55
Perceptual relations
, 215–216
Performance dimension
, 126
Philosophical schools
, 179
Political parties, issue positions of
, 53
Population ecology
, 115
Porter’s stemming procedure
, 97
PR strategy
, 118
Practice theory
, 148
Practices
, 148
Preferential affiliation
, 75, 78
Price formation
, 119–122
Proximity
, 215, 217
dimension of social ties
, 218
ties
, 221
“Pure” artists
, 98
Refugee (vluchteling)
, 57
Relational class analysis (RCA)
, 154
Relational data
, 27
Relational field configurations
, 29
developing integrated discourse
, 34–38
differentiation with discourses
, 29–31
recombination of discourses
, 31–34
Relationships, meaning of
, 40–41
Religious congregations
, 146
Religious conversion
, 146
Scaling procedure
, 56
Self-presentations
, 27
Self-run creative organizations
, 89–90, 94
Self-structuring
, 222
Semantic network
analysis
, 96–99
control variables
, 127–129
correlation table for consecrated firms
, 130
correlation table for non-consecrated firms
, 131
data and analysis
, 122
intersections
, 208–209
and market interface
, 114
regressions tables on average price
, 132, 133
research setting
, 122–123
results
, 129
social network analysis
, 113–114
theory and hypotheses
, 115–122
See also Organizational networks
Semantic network analysis
, 96–99, 100
Semantic networks and price formation
, 119–122
Semantic relations
, 185
Shared meaning
, 5, 6–7
Similarities
, 214
Simulating discursive positions
, 28–29
Simulating meaning systems and relational structure
, 27–29
Simulations
, 21, 29, 39
Social and cultural duality
, 88–89
framework
, 90–91, 99
Social change
, 23
Social cohesiveness of Frankfurt School
, 180–189
Social embeddedness
, 116
Social impact
, 42
Social media data
, 27
Social network(s)
, 1, 3–4, 69
analysis
, 95, 113–114
theories
, 89
Social processes of field configuration
, 24–26
Social relationships
, 28–29, 40, 42, 214
Social structure
, 68, 90, 94
Social ties
, 178
factors
, 220
intensity dimension
, 215, 218
proximity dimension
, 215, 218
Social ties, multiplex patterning of
cultural homophily and cultural contagion
, 92
data
, 95–96
empirical setting
, 94–95
inverse sociocultural balance
, 93–94
multiple micro-principles
, 88
multiplex network analysis using ERGMs
, 99–102
network-analytical approaches
, 91
social network theories
, 89
sociocultural balance
, 92–93
unravelling meaning sharing using semantic network analysis
, 96–99, 100
Sociocultural balance
, 92–93
inverse
, 93–94
Sociocultural processes
, 114
Sociocultural structures
, 94
Sociolinguistic perspective
, 91
State-based networks
, 214
State-type social relations
, 215, 217
State-type ties
, 213–214
Stream of organizational network literature
, 215
Structural equivalence
participants
, 75, 79
words
, 75, 77, 79
Structural linguistics
, 91
Structure/culture duality in dyadic social relations
, 189
alliance-shifting and Frankfurt School’s fragmentation
, 191–195
expulsion after engaging with Frankfurt core ideas
, 195–199
Subsidiary firm
, 67, 70, 73
Subsidiary firm
, 70
Substances
, 148, 150
Superordinate corporate group
, 67, 71
Techno-material-cultural systems
, 148
Technology dimension
, 126
Text analysis
, 198, 219, 222
Theoretical cohesiveness measurement
, 184–187
Tie strength
, 212, 215, 216, 218
Ties
, 214
interaction
, 220
proximity ties
, 221
strong and weak
, 220–221
Tradition dimension
, 126
Triadic closure
, 93, 99
2-path effects
, 77
Variance inflation factor (VIF)
, 129
Visual analysis
, 27
Visualization
, 39, 41
Visualizing meaning systems and relational structure
, 27–29
Vocabularies
, 66, 67–68
study of
, 68
Voting behavior
, 221
Watchmaker
, 125, 128
intended definitions
, 126
Switzerland and Germany
, 129
Watchmaking
, 122
industry
, 123
World Wide Web
, 41
XPNet-software
, 102
- Prelims
- Structure, Content, and Meaning of Organizational Networks: Extending Network Thinking, Introduction
- Culture and Connectivity Intertwined: Visualizing Organizational Fields as Relational Structures and Meaning Systems
- Being Apart Together: Convergence and Divergence in the Field of Dutch Politics
- The Network Structure of Organizational Vocabularies
- Duality Beyond Dyads: Multiplex Patterning of Social Ties and Cultural Meanings
- Semantic Networks and the Market Interface: Lessons from Luxury Watchmaking
- Becoming a Buddhist: The Duality of Ritual and Belief
- The Duality of Philosophers’ Social Relations and Ideas
- Meaning in Organizational Networks – from Social to Digital and Back
- About the Authors
- Index