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interorganizational/interlocks  

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  • Interorganizational networks describe social networks in which the nodes represent organizations. A variety of relations are possible between organizations, including interlocking directorates, shared membership, economic transactions, ownership, knowledge/information sharing, public affiliation (representational links), physical distance, semantic, and two-mode networks such as event/coalition membership. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Networks; Interorganizational/Interlocks]

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