How social network role, geographical context and territorial mobility mediate the adoption of transgressive styles in the jazz field
研究了1950-1969年间爵士乐领域网络角色、地理位置与越界风格采纳的关系，发现地域位置和流动性可替代网络角色作为创新采纳机制。
We explore the relationship between network role, territorial location and the adoption of transgressive styles on jazz music between 1950 and 1969. Our study contributes to the literature on the role of networks in the adoption of innovations, employing the following analytic strategies: (1) we use regular equivalence to identify clusters hierarchically related to each other; (2) classify these clusters into role types; (3) we determine the extent to which territory moderates the relationship between role and the adoption of innovation and (4) we show that territorial location and mobility emerge as an alternative mechanism to network role.