International audienceRelational chains are a poorly understood approach to social networks, whose methods of analysis are usually classified according to the personal networks / complete networks dichotomy. Rather than mapping out networks statically, the study of relational chains reconstructs the concrete mobilisations of social relations in processes for accessing resources or networking with people. The method we present reconstructs chainsfrom a narrative material established on the basis of crossed interviews. This method is especially well suited to capturing phenomena of embeddedness of economic activities in social networks. We introduce it in this article based on two surveys, one on science-industry relations and the other on en...
Contains fulltext : 112960.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Wilfred Dolfs...
The literature on social networks has explored a large number of classes of human networks e.g., cit...
Actor-network theory, developed by recent issues in science studies, leads us to look at inventions ...
International audienceRelational chains are a poorly understood approach to social networks, whose m...
AbstractThe article discusses the potential of narrative interviewing techniques in the context of a...
The network perspective is rapidly becoming a lingua franca across virtually all of the sciences fro...
This paper deals with research questions about the social and structural embeddedness of interorgani...
The presentation focuses on markets as social formations and highlights the principal role of storie...
Over the last two decades, scholars from different scientific fields have increasingly acknowledged ...
Over the last two decades, scholars from different scientific fields have increasingly acknowledged ...
This work looks into the network mechanisms which underlie the three major parts of the media system...
This article discusses inter-organizational relationships (IORs) in the wider context of chains and ...
This paper aims to present a first step in the investigation of the environment hosting narrative ec...
Conceptual overview, critical commentary and future directions for research of social and business n...
International audienceHow do participants to an event engage with others ? This paper examines the e...
Contains fulltext : 112960.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Wilfred Dolfs...
The literature on social networks has explored a large number of classes of human networks e.g., cit...
Actor-network theory, developed by recent issues in science studies, leads us to look at inventions ...
International audienceRelational chains are a poorly understood approach to social networks, whose m...
AbstractThe article discusses the potential of narrative interviewing techniques in the context of a...
The network perspective is rapidly becoming a lingua franca across virtually all of the sciences fro...
This paper deals with research questions about the social and structural embeddedness of interorgani...
The presentation focuses on markets as social formations and highlights the principal role of storie...
Over the last two decades, scholars from different scientific fields have increasingly acknowledged ...
Over the last two decades, scholars from different scientific fields have increasingly acknowledged ...
This work looks into the network mechanisms which underlie the three major parts of the media system...
This article discusses inter-organizational relationships (IORs) in the wider context of chains and ...
This paper aims to present a first step in the investigation of the environment hosting narrative ec...
Conceptual overview, critical commentary and future directions for research of social and business n...
International audienceHow do participants to an event engage with others ? This paper examines the e...
Contains fulltext : 112960.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Wilfred Dolfs...
The literature on social networks has explored a large number of classes of human networks e.g., cit...
Actor-network theory, developed by recent issues in science studies, leads us to look at inventions ...