We show that if actors are defined as more knowledgeable when they possess more
information, and if actors are defined as more powerful when they can extract greater …

The distinctive contribution of sociological social psychology can be referred to as
sociological miniaturism, a way of interpreting social processes and institutions that is …

This paper addresses the question of whether the dyadic approach to international business
relationships should, in some situations, be extended to a triadic one. In studies of business …

A strategic approach to how small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) use their marketing
networks during a time of change in their operating context is the focus of this article. SME …

In this study we examine the structural logic underlying complex intraorganizational
networks. Drawing on different propositions about structural regularities in networks and …

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the dynamics of networked power in a
concentrated business network. Power is a long standing theme in inter-organizational …

High reliability organizing is an important approach to crisis prevention and mitigation.
Resilience is a term that has been used to describe an organization's ability to respond or …

For many years, network analysts viewed positional centrality as a source of social power.
More recently, laboratory studies of exchange networks have called the centrality–power link …

Many firms try to leverage consumers' interactions on social platforms as part of their
communication strategies. However, information on online social networks only propagates …

Interest in triads and triadic research settings for the study of inter-organizational issues is
growing. A literature review of inter-organizational studies, claiming a use of triadic research …