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200 00$aFenomenologia del concetto di e?lite e network analysis come metodo di information retrieval
210   $aMilan$cFrancoAngeli$d2022
215   $a1 online resource (205 p.)
225 1 $aFondazione Trentino Università
311 08$a88-351-4034-X 
330   $aAccording to Sartori, "Language is the sine-qua-non instrument of knowing". Nevertheless, social sciences often adopt terms lacking clear and precise definitions. Adopting the method proposed in Sartori (1984), the present Master's thesis consists of an explicatory study aiming to clarify the concept of "elites". First, the essential works concerning elites are identified by analyzing a large citation network. Then, the thesis proposes a definition of elite able to encompass those of previous works. The new definition attempts to include the concept of elites within the broader framework of the resource-dependence theories (Pfeffer e Salancik, 1978) and purposive theories (Coleman, 2005).
606   $alinguistics$2bicssc
610   $acitation network
610   $aconcept reconstruction
610   $acriteria for good conceptual definitions
610   $aelite
610   $ainformation retrieval
610   $areview methods
615  7$alinguistics
700   $aCristofoletti$b Enrico$4auth$01278970
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996   $aFenomenologia del concetto di élite e network analysis come metodo di information retrieval$93014307
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