A new paradigm for thinking about phenomena generated by the digital revolution? Review of the book “Propagations”
After seven years of research, Dominique Boullier has produced a remarkable book. Exploring the richness of a propagation approach in various fields relevant to the social sciences, he presents a general picture of the social sciences in an innovative approach that seems relevant to us, particularl...
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After seven years of research, Dominique Boullier has produced a remarkable book. Exploring the richness of a propagation approach in various fields relevant to the social sciences, he presents a general picture of the social sciences in an innovative approach that seems relevant to us, particularly in the context of social networks. This is done through three perspectives: structures, individual preferences and propagation.In the first part, the author explores examples of propagation, anal... |
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