Exploring network mechanisms to organizations’ influence reputation: a case of collaborative disaster response
研究了协作灾害应对网络中，组织的连接程度和连接对象如何影响其影响力声誉，基于2016年江苏龙卷风灾害中公共与非营利组织的数据。
This study examines the different mechanisms through which network configurations explain organizations' influence reputation in a collaborative disaster response network. Using network data collected from public and non-profit organizations who participated in the disaster response of 2016 Jiangsu Tornado, the study finds that organizations’ influence reputation is explained both by how well organizations are connected in the network (connectivity degree), and with whom they are connected (composition of ego networks). Evidence from two types of network ties (communication and coordination) in the disaster response highlights the different effects of network configurations associated with different levels of network activities.