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James A. Kitts

Professor of Sociology, Founding Co-Director of the Computational Social Science Institute

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Shape Up Or Ship Out: Social Networks, Turnover, and Organizational Culture

This paper considers a formal model of cultural transmission in organizations, examining the interplay of structured social influence and organizational demography. A set of focused and fine-grained computational experiments elucidates this model’s assumptions, facilitates deeper explanations for some of its behavior, and explores the robustness and scope conditions of previously published conclusions. In doing so, this investigation highlights several important issues in the design and evaluation of computational experiments.

Kitts, James A. and Paul T. Trowbridge. “Shape Up Or Ship Out: Social Networks, Turnover, and Organizational Culture” Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 13(4): 333-353, December 2007.

This entry was posted in Research Article and tagged Computational Social Science, Culture, Influence, Network Modeling, Organizations on 2007 by James Kitts.

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Research Topics

Adolescent Friendship (4)
Computational Social Science (14)
Cooperation (8)
Culture (4)
Network Measurement (8)
Network Modeling (13)
Organizations (10)
Polarization (3)
Relational Events (4)
Social Exchange (8)
Influence (10)
Interaction (19)
Social Movements (4)
Norms (7)
Sentiments (9)
Trust (2)
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