Social Influence, Binary Decisions and Collective Dynamics

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The structure of online diffusion networks (2012, background): “Granovetter [1978] and others [Lopez-Pintado and Watts 2008], for example, have argued that many adoption decisions especially costly ones are more appropriately modeled as a nonlinear threshold, whereupon adoption takes place only after some critical number or fraction of some sample population…”
Networks in Finance (2008, unknown): “…in studying di¤usion processes including explicit social network structures (Galeotti and Goyal, 2007; Golub and Jackson, 2007; Lopez-Pintado, 2007; Lopez-Pintado and Watts, 2007).2 However, the applications to industrial organization on research and development networks (Goyal and…”
Inﬂuentials, Networks, and Public Opinion Formation (background): “This rule posits that individuals will switch from A to B only when sufﬁ-ciently many others have adopted B in order for the perceived beneﬁt of adopting a new innovation to outweigh the perceived cost (Lopez-Pintado and Watts 2007; Morris 2000; Schelling 1973).”
The Structural Virality of Online Diffusion (2015, unknown): “infectives (Lopez-Pintado and Watts 2008)) assume some form of”