In this work we apply network theory to detect in a quantitative fashion some of the characters of the system composed by companies and their boards of directors. Modelling this as a bipartite graph, we can derive two networks (one for the companies and one for the directors) and apply to them the standard graph analysis instruments. The emerging picture shows an environment where the exchange of information and mutual influences, conveyed by interlocks between boards, is predominant. Such a result should be taken into account when modelling this system. © 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
This paper studies the emergence of computer aided network analysis as an example of ‘Mertonian’ mul...
Various company interactions can be described by networks, for instance the ownership networks and t...
The boards of large corporations sharing some of their directors are connected in complex networks. ...
In this work we apply network theory to detect in a quantitative fashion some of the characters of t...
In this work we apply network theory to detect in a quantitative fashion some of the characters of t...
The boards of directors of the largest corporations of a country together with the directors form a ...
Abstract: In this work we investigate the governance models of listed companies in the Italian Stock...
In this paper we present a random graph model to explain the network structure of boards of director...
In this paper we present a random graph model to explain the network structure of boards of director...
In this paper we analyse the networks created from directors sitting on the boards of companies in S...
We study the networks formed by the directors of the most important Swiss boards and the boards them...
The standard approach used to model interlocks in the business and management literature is to treat...
Abstract In corporate networks, firms are connected through links of corporate ownership and shared ...
The present research analyzes national corporate interlock networks and their causal conditions. The...
In corporate networks, firms are connected through links of corporate ownership and shared directors...
This paper studies the emergence of computer aided network analysis as an example of ‘Mertonian’ mul...
Various company interactions can be described by networks, for instance the ownership networks and t...
The boards of large corporations sharing some of their directors are connected in complex networks. ...
In this work we apply network theory to detect in a quantitative fashion some of the characters of t...
In this work we apply network theory to detect in a quantitative fashion some of the characters of t...
The boards of directors of the largest corporations of a country together with the directors form a ...
Abstract: In this work we investigate the governance models of listed companies in the Italian Stock...
In this paper we present a random graph model to explain the network structure of boards of director...
In this paper we present a random graph model to explain the network structure of boards of director...
In this paper we analyse the networks created from directors sitting on the boards of companies in S...
We study the networks formed by the directors of the most important Swiss boards and the boards them...
The standard approach used to model interlocks in the business and management literature is to treat...
Abstract In corporate networks, firms are connected through links of corporate ownership and shared ...
The present research analyzes national corporate interlock networks and their causal conditions. The...
In corporate networks, firms are connected through links of corporate ownership and shared directors...
This paper studies the emergence of computer aided network analysis as an example of ‘Mertonian’ mul...
Various company interactions can be described by networks, for instance the ownership networks and t...
The boards of large corporations sharing some of their directors are connected in complex networks. ...