Structural Holes is a theoretical construct in social network analysis that identifies gaps between non-redundant contacts in a network, enabling actors to access diverse information and exert control over the flow of resources by bridging disconnected groups.
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Structural Holes and Good Ideas
Ronald S. Burt · American Journal of Sociology · 2004 · 5.4K citations
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