If you are conducting a social network analysis (SNA) to identify a knowledge broker within a project, is it okay to describe the project in broad terms within your paper? Or, does it always have to be anonymous? If you know any examples where an SNA paper describes the project, can you link it for me? Thanks!
Hi,
Students’ Intention to Use Social Media for Academic Purposes: A Study of South Eastern University of Sri Lanka
Social media adoption: small and medium-sized enterprises’ perspective in Sri Lanka
Refer these articles from my Research Gate profile
Dear Matthew,
I published an article in "Connections" that might be of interest to you - have a look at "Measuring the Social Capital of brokerage roles", you'll find it on research gate.
Kind regards, Volker
Read these papers:
1- Analyzing Iraqi Social Settings After ISIS: Individual Interactions in Social Networks
2- Structural-Spectral-Based Approach for Anomaly Detection in Social Networks
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