Search for dissertations about: "knowledge and social networks"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 235 swedish dissertations containing the words knowledge and social networks.
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16. Contagious Interactions : Essays on social and epidemiological networks
Abstract : This dissertation has two overall aims; to explore and develop the use of SNA in sociology, and to demonstrate that sociology has much to give to other sciences. Interdisciplinary collaboration is necessary because we do not live in a world in which subject areas are strictly isolated. READ MORE
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17. Relational Destination Development : Case Studies on the Significance of Tourism Networks
Abstract : Destination development has become a key issue in local and regional development. In particular, many governments recognize the industry's potential for fostering economic growth and development. READ MORE
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18. Collaborating and communicating in new media - wiki's, social networks and blogs : a qualitative and quantitative approach
Abstract : The Web 2.0 environment has created a platform where the power and voice have shifted from organization to market. Communities, networks and the developments in information communication technologies have enabled the average consumer to become an active participant in creating and recreating value. READ MORE
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19. Tensions in the field of health care : knowledge networks and evidence-based practice: an action research approach
Abstract : Empirically, this thesis has focused on nine research and development (R&D) networks set up to promote a professional approach to care and strengthen the collaboration between health care sectors in a Swedish health care setting. The research project was embedded in an action research approach intended to encourage network development by means of a dialogical process. READ MORE
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20. Transport service triads in supply networks
Abstract : This doctoral thesis deals with the embeddedness of transport services in supply networks. The exchange of transport services depends on the exchange of goods since exchange of goods generates demand for transport services. READ MORE