10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TERTIUS GAUDENS»
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tertius gaudens in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tertius gaudens and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Structural Holes: The Social Structure of Competition - Strona 30
Control and the Tertius Gaudens I have described how structural holes can determine who knows about opportunities, when they know, and who gets to participate in them. Players with a network optimized for structural holes, in addition to ...
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The Sociology of Georg Simmel - Strona 154
The Tertius Gaudens 13 In the combinations thus far considered, the impartiality of the third element either served or harmed the group as a whole. Both the mediator and the arbitrator wish to save the group unity from the danger of splitting up.
Georg Simmel, Kurt H. Wolff, 1950
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The Connected Customer: The Changing Nature of Consumer and Business ...
In its strong version, the tertius gaudens principle is also referred to as divide et impera (divide and rule), where actors are actively set up against one another. Although the origin of the mechanism is often attributed to the ancient Roman ...
Stefan H.K. Wuyts, Marnik G. Dekimpe, Els Gijsbrechts, 2011
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Getting New Things Done: Networks, Brokerage, and the Assembly of ...
Less attention has been paid to the related brokerage processes tertius gaudens and tertius iungens, even though they are equally important to a processbased view of brokerage. I turn to them now. Tertius gaudens Brokerage Tertius ...
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Sociology: inquiries into the construction of social forms - Strona 112
On the other hand, what even from the very beginning is a strong factor in the situation of the tertius gaudens is that it frequently saves the tertius gaudens the trouble of having to develop real power. The advantages of the tertius gaudens will ...
Georg Simmel (Philosoph, Soziologe, Deutschland), 2009
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Corporate Social Capital and Liability - Strona 91
Of particular interest is the triad type Simmel (1950) called tertius gaudens — 'the third who enjoys' benefits by his or her position between two disconnected parties. These two parties, because of their unfamiliarity with each other, can be ...
Roger Th.A.J. Leenders, Shaul M. Gabbay, 1999
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Handbook on Business to Business Marketing - Strona 81
Triadic conditions The conditions under which the tertius gaudens mechanism is effective pertain to both the local network structure and the motivations of the adjacent actors. Both structural imbalance and brokerage may provide the ...
Gary L. Lilien, Rajdeep Grewal, 2012
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Entrepreneurial Process and Social Networks: A Dynamic Perspective
He proposes a strategy enabling entrepreneurs to actively benefit from an effective and efficient network called tertius gaudens. Originally introduced by Simmel (1896), tertius gaudens refers to a party who benefits from a conflict between two ...
Alain Fayolle, Sarah L. Jack, Wadid Lamine, 2016
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Rural Development and the Construction of New Markets - Strona 30
To underpin this latter point Burt uses the notion of the tertius gaudens (the 'laughing third party'). 'The tertius establishes new negotiational relations; he extracts value and he adds value, strengthening the relations for later profit'. As such, the ...
Paul Hebinck, Sergio Schneider, Jan Douwe van der Ploeg, 2014
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Networks in the Knowledge Economy - Strona 33
Control and the Tertius Gaudens I have described how structural holes can determine who knows about opportunities, when they know, and who gets to participate in them. Players with a network optimized for structural holes, in addition to ...
Rob Cross, Andrew Parker, Lisa Sasson, 2003
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TERTIUS GAUDENS»
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tertius gaudens is used in the context of the following news items.
Part II: The Next American War in the Middle East—Let's Win This …
The Latin phrase tertius gaudens—the happy third—goes back almost as far as Sun. That is, happy is the third person who watches as two of his enemies fight ... «Breitbart News, Mar 15»
The Spectator at war: The Belgian motive
... to want to take commercial advantage of the opportunities that always fall to a tertius gaudens, argued up to the last moment that neutrality was our right policy. «Spectator.co.uk, Dec 14»
La correspondance bilatérale entre Alfred Loisy et Franz Cumont …
L'Amérique sera le tertius gaudens, appelé à recueillir les fruits de notre labeur passé. » Par ailleurs, l'ingérence de l'Église catholique dans les affaires ... «Revues.org, Mar 14»
Obama's Syrian “Red Line” Could Return Us To The Mistakes of Iraq
Sociologists call it tertius gaudens, roughly translated as rejoicing third, which means when you are on the sidelines as two guys brawl, smile, because you are ... «Daily Beast, May 13»
DARA O'CINNEIDE: You'd be mad to take your eyes off Cork, the …
I had, of course, never heard of the term, tertius gaudens. Ó Coileáin explained that it is a Latin term which translates as “a rejoicing third.” It means that a third ... «Irish Examiner, Mar 13»
The Allies Second Front in World War II: Why Were Canadian …
In the spring and summer of 1942, with the Nazis and Soviets locked in a titanic battle, watched from a distance by the “Anglo-Saxon” tertius gaudens, it did ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Aug 12»
Toward an understanding of the Eurovision Song Contest: A brief …
This bloc enjoys a persistent position of a tertius gaudens that results from the fact that (a) nations in this bloc favor each other and export few points to other ... «Foreign Policy, May 10»
