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Social influence leads to the formation of diverse local trends
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2021
arXiv
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However, we also find that social influence can lead to the emergence of local cultural trends that diverge from the status quo and are ultimately more diverse. ...
We successfully replicate the Music Lab's findings in the context of images, whereby social influence leads to an unpredictable winner-take-all market. ...
While social influence can lead to a "winner take all" market where smaller actors suffer, it can also lead to the rapid evolution of unexplored, diverse trends. ...
arXiv:2108.07437v1
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The Rise and Fall of Small Worlds: Exploring the Dynamics of Social Structure
2012
Organization science (Providence, R.I.)
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or increasing homogenization of the social system, which makes the small world less accepting of and less attractive to new actors, thereby limiting formation of bridging ties to outside clusters; and ...
smallworldliness of the system is followed by its later decline due to three factors: (1) the recursive relationship between the evolving social structure and individual actors' formation of bridging ...
Taken together, these technological trends reinforced the formation of local and bridging ties, thereby contributing to the emergence of the locally clustered and yet globally interconnected small-world ...
doi:10.1287/orsc.1100.0592
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Cultural Borders In Virtual Space: The Interaction Of Local Cultures
2016
Zenodo
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Globalization trends leading to an intensification in migration processes and intercultural interaction. ...
From here one can identify the major trends for development of cultural differentiation processes and for overcoming cultural boundaries in virtual space, which can both lead to intercultural dialogue ...
FORMATION (DEVELOPMENT) TRENDS OF THE CULTURAL FORMATION (DEVELOPMENT) TRENDS OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION SOCIETY LANDSCAPE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION SOCIETY Society ...
doi:10.5281/zenodo.58520
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Trends in the development of adult education (second half of XX – beginning of XXI century): european dimension
2019
Zhytomyr Ivan Franko State University Journal. Рedagogical Sciences
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The prospects for further research include the analysis of trends in the development of adult education at the local level under the influence of the desire for national self-identification of adult education ...
Вип. 3 (98) 51 formal, non-formal and informal settings; which leads to the need for validation of non-formal and informal learning outcomes). ...
The prospects for further research include the analysis of trends in the development of adult education at the local level under the influence of the desire for national self-identification of adult education ...
doi:10.35433/pedagogy.3(98).2019.50-59
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Finding a Wise Group of Experts in Social Networks
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2011
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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To quantify the diversity of a group of experts, we propose one metric based on the social influence incurred by the subgraph in G that only involves χ . ...
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first work to study diversity in the social graph and facilitate its effect in the Expert Group Formation problem. ...
The above discussion leads to the following desiderata for computing social influence. 1. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-25853-4_29
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Page 524 of American Sociological Review Vol. 19, Issue 5
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1954
American Sociological Review
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The development of political parties composed of regional and _ local groups did not lead to specialization by the latter.
The importance of this trend is obvious. ...
Not only has its growth been slow and its influence upon social planning limited,’* but the speed and range of new dynamic trends in the social domain have been increasing at a much faster rate than in ...
Management of Cultural-Artistic Processes: Power Relations and Diversity of Roles in the School of Arts at UEES
2017
Review of Arts and Humanities
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I intended to do my research under a qualitative approach, with the intention of understanding the influence exerted by power relations and the implication of the diversity of roles that may emerge during ...
This article is a study of management in cultural-artistic processes could serve as a future model of management within the social fabric. ...
The trends of local and regional development, the tensions and problems related to good living. C. ...
doi:10.15640/rah.v6n2a4
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Emergent Patterns of Creativity and Innovation in Early Technologies
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2012
Developments in Quaternary Sciences
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS My thinking about the ideas and models discussed in this paper has benefitted greatly from the insights and knowledge of P. Jefferery Brantingham, W.R. Haas, J. Stephen Lansing, D. ...
I am grateful to Scott Elias for organising this volume and asking me to participate. ...
In fact, general trends towards accelerated change and increasing diversity can be interrupted or even reversed locally. ...
doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-53821-5.00006-3
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Homophily, Cultural Drift, and the Co-Evolution of Cultural Groups
2007
Journal of Conflict Resolution
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Our results show that in certain regions of the parameter space these co-evolutionary dynamics can lead to patterns of cultural diversity that are stable in the presence of cultural drift. ...
While these mechanisms normally lead to cultural convergence, increased levels of heterogeneity can allow them to produce global diversity. ...
The over-abundance of cultural options actually prevents the formation of cultural groups, and thus eliminates the forms of social diversity that heterogeneity was thought to help create. ...
doi:10.1177/0022002707307632
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Empirical Models of Social Learning in a Large, Evolving Network
2016
PLoS ONE
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While social influence does help explain behavior, people tend to follow global trends more than they follow their friends. ...
, 2) aversion homophily causes individuals to delete existing ties on the basis of attribute dissimilarity, and 3) social influence causes individuals to adopt the attributes of others they share direct ...
Analyzed the data: ADH BC.
Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: ABB PP. Wrote the paper: ADH. ...
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0160307
pmid:27701430
pmcid:PMC5049794
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Global convergence of consumer spending: Conceptualization and propositions
2019
International Business Review
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The proposed conceptual framework is comprehensive, offers refinements to the convergence phenomenon, and leads the way for further development of new theories in the international marketing domain. ...
It is, therefore, incumbent upon international business scholars to reexamine the convergence versus divergence debate in the contemporary world economy. ...
The differences in the acceptance and application of such laws in a highly diverse country lead to inconsistent effect of the public policies on convergence. ...
doi:10.1016/j.ibusrev.2018.10.002
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Human opinion dynamics: An inspiration to solve complex optimization problems
2013
Scientific Reports
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Human interactions give rise to the formation of different kinds of opinions in a society. The study of formations and dynamics of opinions has been one of the most important areas in social physics. ...
The opinion dynamics and associated social structure leads to decision making or so called opinion consensus. ...
However, for the simplicity of modelling, only local dynamics representing the social influence has been considered in this work. ...
doi:10.1038/srep03008
pmid:24141795
pmcid:PMC3801113
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Critical urban cosmopolitanism and the governance of urban diversity in European cities
2016
European Urban and Regional Studies
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between global and local influences on governmentalities and policy priorities. ...
This paper draws on the findings of a cross-national EU project named DIVERCITIES that analyses the relationships between narratives and meanings of the term 'diversity' and their influence on the governance ...
Acknowledgements The author would like to thank Vassilis Arapoglou and two anonymous referees for their thoughtful and systematic engagements with earlier drafts of the paper. ...
doi:10.1177/0969776416680393
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A Psychologically-Motivated Model of Opinion Change with Applications to American Politics
2017
Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation
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This study expands agents' psychological realism using empirically-motivated rules governing interpersonal influence, commitment to previous beliefs, and conformity in social contexts. ...
Computational experiments establish that these extensions produce three novel results: (a) sustained strong diversity of opinions within the population, (b) opinion subcultures, and (c) pluralistic ignorance ...
Expanding agents' social networks dilutes the influence of extremist agents over larger network, while globalized influence prevents the formation of opinion subcultures and eventually destroys strong ...
doi:10.18564/jasss.3316
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Social Media in the Changing Ecology of News Production and Consumption: The Case in Britain
2011
Social Science Research Network
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However, the apparent stability in news consumption masks the growing role of social network sites. ...
This paper provides a case study of the changing patterns of news production and consumption in the UK that are being shaped by the Internet and related social media. ...
Alternatively, the use of social media could lead users to find new and more diverse sources of information about the topics that interest them in ways that support quality journalism in local and global ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1826647
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