Graph-Based Node Finding in Big Complex Contextual Social Graphs by Keshou Wu, Guanfeng Liu, Junwen Lu

“…In complex contextual social networks, considering the constraints of social contexts like the social relationships, the social trust, and the social positions, users are interested in the top-K matches of a specific node (denoted as the designated node) based on a pattern graph, rather than the entire set of graph matching. …”
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YOUTH INITIATIVES IN TOURISM IN THE ERA OF DIGITALIZATION AND PANDEMIC by N. A. Zamyatina, A. V. Zbarskaya

“…This article considers the perception of the tourist region by the young generation of the era of smartphones and social networks and sets objectives of adapting tourism in the world of VUCA – a world of instability, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. …”
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ONLINE VS TRADITIONAL; MARKETING CHALLENGE IN THE TELECOM MARKET IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Tarik Zaimović, Adnan Suturović

“…The results of our research have shown that the users of telecommunication services in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) pay more attention to the marketing messages sent over the online media. Social networks are the marketing communication medium preferred by most of the telecomm users in BiH, followed by television, billboards, text messages, company web page, web advertisements, newspapers, e-mail, and the radio. …”
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A Critique of Ignored Followers of Charisma in the Book Sociology of National Charisma: The Collapse of Social Structures and the Emergence of Charisma by Fateme Daneshvar Muhammadzadegan, Reza Abedi Gonabad

“…The author uses a historical structural method to study the structural changes on the eve of the two constitutional revolutions and the Islamic Revolution and concludes that in the Qajar period, the construction of social networks prevented the formation of comprehensive solidarity. …”
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Aspirations and Networks of Italian Migrants to Bogota. A Typology by Angela Delli Paoli, Domenico Maddaloni

“…Our concern is to achieve a nuanced understanding of how aspirations, on the one hand, and social networks, on the other, shape migratory decisions and structure in broader migration patterns. …”
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Language as a creator of realities and public opinion: Critical analysis in the context of the current media ecosystem by Sabina Civila de Dios, Luis M. Romero-Rodríguez, Ignacio Aguaded

“…The main conclusion of this study highlights how public opinion is no longer created unidirectionally and monopolistically through conventional media, but with the interaction and participation of the “prosumer audience” within social networks. However, this does not mean the role of the media in social control has been completely lost through strategies such as framing and priming. …”
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Older Adults' Perceptions of Clinical Fall Prevention Programs: A Qualitative Study by Rebecca Calhoun, Hendrika Meischke, Kristen Hammerback, Alex Bohl, Pamela Poe, Barbara Williams, Elizabeth A. Phelan

“…Interventions targeted at a high-risk group need to address individual beliefs as well as structural and social factors (transportation issues, social networks) to enhance participation.…”
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FACTORS AFFECTING ADVERTISING AVOIDANCE ON FACEBOOK OF TEENAGERS IN HOCHIMINH CITY by Hồ Trúc Vi, Phan Trọng Nhân

“…In this study, the author developed the scales of avoidance behavior from the dimension based on the privacy and the relationship between privacy concern and the avoidance of social networking site by Grubbs and Milne (2010). Quantitative research methods using SPSS were used for analysis in addition to qualitative research at the preliminary stage. …”
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Image of a University Professor: Students’ Views and Priorities by M. A. Lukashenko, A. A. Ozhgikhina

“…The method of research consisted of oral and written interviews, as well as interviews in social networks. The analysis resulted in considering key features of the image of a contemporary university professor and in giving recommendations on the technology of positive image making. …”
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ONLINE VS TRADITIONAL; MARKETING CHALLENGE IN THE TELECOM MARKET IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Tarik Zaimović, Adnan Suturović

“…The results of our research have shown that the users of telecommunication services in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) pay more attention to the marketing messages sent over the online media. Social networks are the marketing communication medium preferred by most of the telecomm users in BiH, followed by television, billboards, text messages, company web page, web advertisements, newspapers, e-mail, and the radio. …”
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Compelling Evidence of Oscillatory Behaviour of Hadronic Multiplicities in the Shifted Gompertz Distribution by R. Aggarwal, M. Kaur

“…The fact that the shifted Gompertz distribution, which has been extensively used in diffusion theory, social networking and forecasting, has been used for the first time in high-energy physics collisions remains interesting. …”
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Automatic Identification of Narratives: Evaluation Framework, Annotation Methodology, and Dataset Creation by Jesus M. Fraile-Hernandez, Anselmo Penas, Pablo Moral

“…One of the fundamental components of understanding online discourse in social networks is the identification of narratives. For example, the analysis of disinformation campaigns requires some inference about their communication goals that, in turn, requires the identification of the narratives that they promote. …”
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Being a Nursing Home Resident: A Challenge to One's Identity by Maria Riedl, Franco Mantovan, Christa Them

“…In order to be able to cope with these strains, they need the help of family members, professionals, and identity-forming conversations in new social networks in the nursing home. The study participants draw enough strength from their faith in order to fight for their independence. …”
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Scrolling, sharing, shaping: cognitive and behavioral effects of SNS communication on Japan’s national image in China by Tengfei Zhang

“…Abstract National images today are shaped not only by state-led narratives but also through daily interactions on social networking sites, where passive consumption and active expression converge to influence public perceptions. …”
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Assessing the visibility and public engagement of bone marrow and stem cell transplantation research: An altmetric analysis by Mohammad Ahmadian, Shaban Alizadeh, Azadeh Omidkhoda, Fatemeh Sheikhshoaei, Brenda Van Wyk

“…Conclusion: A high percentage of articles in this field are present on social networks and platforms. Furthermore, highly cited articles on social media have attracted more attention. …”
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Católicos carismáticos e as eleições municipais de 2012 by Júlia Miranda

“…This article analyses four of these unprecedented candidacies and sets out to show their differentiated and extensive – almost exclusive – use of social networks as a campaigning tool. It highlights how this new way of doing Politics (a) maintains a close affinity with the organisation and the communal lives led by this segment of the Catholic faith; and (b) offers new perspectives from which to analyse their political participation in local and national elections, including the creation of its own political category, the “charismatic candidate”. …”
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THE RUSSIAN’S DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY AS A TECHNICAL BASIS OF INFORMATION SECURITY by V. V. Bukharin

“…The greatest progress has been made in the development of components such as the Russian search engines, social networks, national segment of "Internet"and the navigation system. …”
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Les Syro-Libanais en Afrique Occidentale Française (A.O.F) des années 1880 à 1939 by Julien Charnay

“…It seeks to underscore the importance of transnational social networks into which migrants were integrated by merit of possessing specific economic and social capital. …”
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État, Politique et absence : le « statut » des Marocains Résidant à l’Étranger (MRE) by Malika Gouirir

“…The “digital” MRE become “ambassadors” of their “country”. Contemporary social networks can partially compensate their physical absence. …”
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Reterritorialiser les stéréotypes latino-américains : comment les mèmes permettent une critique des impérialismes culturels by Thibaut Vaillancourt

“…In this, the representations from the cultural industries of the 20th century find themselves digested, reenacted, and re-semanticized by the said Internet culture, of which memes are an exemplary occurrence today. Social networks as a new field of ideological, symbolic, and social struggles then appear as the vector of new representations and new stereotypes. …”
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