Application of Network Analysis to the Implementation of a Complex Project

Network analysis is applied to implementation problems in a case study of the Century Freeway Project in Los Angeles. The analysis shows the impact that network ties have on the ability of managers to implement a complex public project. The concept of “multilateral brokerage role”, is introduced to explain how managers in this setting are able to adapt

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