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Boundary spanners in co-design networks: Modulating tension and structuring informal power
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• Identifies five key spanning behaviors of boundary spanners in co-design networks. • Proposes an agent-based model linking behaviors, boundary openness, and power dynamics. • Reveals that dynamic balance between exploring and guarding fosters boundary resilience. • Demonstrates that informal power emerges via phased behavioral strategies over time. • Offers a “mechanism–behavior–structure” framework for modeling relational infrastructures.
Keywords:
Community-based co-design
Social innovation
Boundary spanners
Informal power
Agent-based modeling
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