The Role of Networks in Promoting Professional Legitimacy in the Performing Arts Sector in Ireland

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Abstract

There is a substantial amount of work published on networking; however, analysis of network typology is rare and even rarer in the context of the performing arts. This paper proposes a typology, the embedded-project, and the study suggests that, although network members skills and tasks are subject to change within a short timescale, they exist within a stable, permanent network. The paper describes the key dimensions of the typology, such as: objectives, flow of resources, specialization, redundancy, flexibility, access to network, distribution of power, governance mechanisms, interdependencies, durability and legitimacy.
Original languageEnglish (Ireland)
JournalInternational Journal Of Entrepreneurship And Innovation Management
Volume6
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2002

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  • McCarthy, Breda and Torres, Ann M

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