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Network Identities And Communication: Social Constructivism And Social Constructionism Compared
In: McLoughlin, D; Horan, C. IMP Conference (15th): Interactions, Relationships And Networks: Towards The New Millennium; 02 Sep 1999-04 Sep 1999; University College, Dublin, Ireland. IMP; 1999.
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This paper explores the implications (methodological, theoretical and managerial) of social constructionism within a network context, especially through comparison with the related constructivist ideas previously applied in network contexts. The paper presents research from one network that demonstrates the application of constructionist ideas to research and highlights the managerial relevance of the philosophy.
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Interactions, Relationships And Networks: Towards The New Millennium
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University College, Dublin, Ireland
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1999-09-02
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1999-09-04
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This paper explores the implications (methodological, theoretical and managerial)
of social constructionism within a network context, especially through comparison
with the related constructivist ideas previously applied in network contexts. The
paper presents research from one network that demonstrates the application of constructionist
ideas to research and highlights the managerial relevance of the philosophy.
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15
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IMP
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