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Six degrees of jonathan grudin: a social network analysis of the evolution and impact of CSCW research

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In this paper, we describe the evolution and impact of computersupported cooperative work (CSCW) research through social network analysis of coauthorship data. A network of author...

Daniel B. Horn, Thomas A. Finholt, Jeremy P. Birnh...

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