... environment, and the dynamic functional interaction can be analyzed using network theory, providing insights into the tumor-brain interface. We investigated peritumoral network connectedness of glioblastomas, revealing its association with distinct epigenetic signatures, its influence on survival, and its...

... to recognize the layered and multifaceted nature of belonging and to foster more inclusive social and community practice that honours the diverse narratives of belonging within immigrant communities, promoting empathy and understanding in working with these populations. actor network theory fractional...

... development, within the context of the actor-network theory. This paper offers a fresh perspective on the policy responses to the rise of global OTT platforms and the downturn of local OTT platforms in Korea. over-the-top (OTT) netflix korea actor-network theory policy responses Ministry of Science...

.... For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract This paper focuses on scientists working with CRISPR in Norway, where genetic modification is thought to be a particularly stigmatized technology with strict regulation and a strong consumer skepticism. Drawing on actor–network theory...

... on contemporary research. research funding researchers’ strategies research collaboration research for development co-production actor-network theory In the 1980s, core funding stagnation led to a major transformation of funding practices in the global research landscape. Public research agencies...

[email protected] Abstract The actions of platforms and their all-inclusive impact on place development is coined platform-based place making in this article. We use the actor-network theory to analyse a typical e-commerce platform-based place making, namely the emergence, development and upgrading of Taobao...

... to study digital media and social movements and uses it to analyze the 2019 protests in Hong Kong. Informed by actor-network theory, this framework examines media technology as infrastructure, practice, and text, and discusses its relation to other actors/actants in the network of social movements. Based...

..., inductors and resistors), as described by its impedance model ( Guillemin, 1957 ; Shearer et al., 1971 ). Classical network theory ( Guillemin, 1957 ; Seshu & Reed, 1961 ; Shearer et al., 1971 ; Vlach & Singhal, 1994 ) introduces for a large family of systems an integral...

... of actor-network theory, reconfigurations of socio-material networks. Developing a problematization entails organizing reality in a particular way, by defining what is and is not part of the specific problem and what does and does not offer a possible way forward (see Callon 1984 ). I aim to position...

... social network logic modal logic network theory This is an extended and revised version of [ 36 ], first published in the proceedings of Third International Conference on Logic and Argumentation (CLAR 2020). The way in which we receive and exchange information changes rapidly...

... of fishing communities or port groups is useful when strengthening regional policies that target enhanced adaptive capacity of fisheries livelihoods. Network theory is a prominent approach for analyzing the vulnerability (or resilience more broadly) of human–natural systems (Janssen and Ostrom, 2006...

.... Data were collected from eighteen social workers using web-based/ online interview tools in September 2020. An abductive thematic network method based on governance network theory was used to analyse the collected data with the help of the ATLAS.ti software. In the findings, the perspectives...

... and transformation of meanings enriches our conceptualization of scaling up, improves our capacity to anticipate its outcomes, and promotes reflexivity about health promotion goals and means. scaling up frame analysis actor-network theory problematizations equity Institut de recherche en santé publique de...

... modalities and cultural literacies. Advocating a wide notion of adaptation, the contribution launches a definition of posthuman adaptation that applies Actor-Network Theory to adaptation studies. artificial intelligence deep learning Actor-Network Theory posthumanism algorithm cultural technique...

...Martin Nøkleberg policing collaboration network theory social network analysis Policing scholars seem to agree that contemporary practices are shaped by pluralism as references are made to the ‘extended policing family’, ‘the mixed economy of policing’ and ‘the policing complex’ ( Jones...

... reaching for nonhuman vocabularies. Second, we identify 3 nonhuman theories CIFC scholars could adopt. Finally, we discuss the risks and promises of nonhuman approaches for CIFC scholars. Critical interpersonal and family communication nonhuman assemblages actor-network theory Sociomaterialisms flatten...

... contexts. university third mission intermediaries actor-network theory community empowerment societal impact social innovation To study the interactions between universities and societal stakeholders and related empowerment processes, we turn to science and technology studies (STS), building...

... function. evolving networks network theory and computer sciences mathematical and numerical analysis of networks preferential attachment random attachment stability structural analysis of networks A number of empirical studies have shown how topological properties influence the dynamics of networks...

... profession, dietetics, and feminist actor-network theory (ANT) to advance an emerging theoretical framework, the sociology of expertise. The feminist sociology of expertise developed in this paper will likely be of interest to scholars of the professions and professionalization who are familiar...

... be applied in preclinical investigations of mechanisms of thought disorder. serious mental illness computational semantics quantitative linguistics network theory © The Author 2017. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center. All rights reserved...