study of cooperative planning in conservation management by social network analysis concept
Keywords:
social network analysis, collaborative process, performance, bottom-up approach, sustainableAbstract
This article has an objective to propose the adaptation of social network analysis concept with an analysis of collaborative process. From the content of this article, it can be seen that social network analysis concept can be applied with various kinds of analysis and it also can measure in terms of quantity. Therefore, this concept will be useful in analyzing descriptive data in concrete term. This article found out that the social network analysis concept can be applied in finding good performance and sustainable of collaborative process by focusing on two factors; network closure and network heterogeneity. The level of these two factors can be analyzed and searched for the performance of any collaborative process and can be used for adjusting or correcting a collaborative process in order to increase the performance.
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