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The article contends that the effects of spatial density on network formation should be considered in tandem with the social attributes of spatially agglomerated actors. It focuses on the competitive forces that serve to constrain an individual's network and the role played by environmental factors in forming an individual's ability or inability to forge relationships and navigate through an organization. Evidence is given which shows how environmental factors are as important as individual-level attributes in shaping the flow of communication. The bureaucratic assignment of research associates to positions in the organization's spatial topography is also described.
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