Comment on Domestic Network Group Events Theory
HU Sheng-fang
Abstract
HU Sheng-fang
Abstract
As the citizens protecting their interests through the network happen continuously in recent years,network group events quickly become a concept and research field.To deepen our understanding of the current research on network group events,the paper combed and evaluated the research status and conducted research prospects.Three differences appear in the research.They are happened spot,nature and characteristics.Ways and modes can be summed up in three types that are push style,spontaneous-style and touch style.And three states are pure network,real interaction networks and and the network switching to the reality.Governance performances include three categories which are flexible governance,toughness governance and rigid governance.
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As the citizens protecting their interests through the network happen continuously in recent years,network group events quickly become a concept and research field.To deepen our understanding of the current research on network group events,the paper combed and evaluated the research status and conducted research prospects.Three differences appear in the research.They are happened spot,nature and characteristics.Ways and modes can be summed up in three types that are push style,spontaneous-style and touch style.And three states are pure network,real interaction networks and and the network switching to the reality.Governance performances include three categories which are flexible governance,toughness governance and rigid governance.
Key concepts: Corporate governance, Network governance, Style (visual arts), Group (periodic table), Field (mathematics), Computer science, Business, Public relations