RESEARCH NOTES. NETWORKS WITHIN NETWORKS: SERVICE LINK OVERLAP, ORGANIZATIONAL CLIQUES, AND NETWORK EFFECTIVENESS.

Keith G. Provan · Juliann G. Sebastian

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This study explored the use of clique analysis for explaining network effectiveness. In data from networks of mental health agencies in three cities, effectiveness, measured as client outcomes, was...

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