... asymmetry levels between companies and investors (Prokofieva, 2015). According to Bryl et al. (2022) , Twitter has 321 million active monthly users, being currently one of the most widely used social networks for professional purposes. Furthermore, unlike other social networks, such as Facebook...

...Andrea Kasztler; Karl‐Heinz Leitner Purpose Within the context of intellectual capital (IC) reporting, social network analysis (SNA) is applied to identify driving factors, which allows it to control the development of intellectual capital. Hence, the aim of the paper is to address an important...

... Kuznetsov can be contacted at: jkuznetsov@worldbank.org © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Social mobility Knowledge sharing Social networks Intellectual capital Skilled workers The global circulation of high‐skill labor from poor economies to rich ones and back is opening new...

... assets Knowledge management Social networks Geographic regions Communities The 1st World Conference on Intellectual Capital for Communities in the Knowledge Economy: Nations, Regions and Cities took place in Paris, France on June 20, 2005. It was organized by the PRISM‐OEP Group...

... and social capital is causal. The information and knowledge individuals own will be positively related to the positions they occupy in social networks, and will increase social capital due to influence on other members. In contrast, Hitt et al. (2001) argued that human capital may differentially...