Library and Information Service >
International Literature Review of Virtual Community:Based on the Analysis High Cited Documents from SSCI and A&HCI
Received date: 2015-08-14
Revised date: 2015-09-04
Online published: 2015-09-20
[Purpose/significance] Virtual community study is an important research subject in new media study, which combines communication study, sociology and management science. Through literature review on virtual community study, this paper traces the development path of international study on this subject and focuses on in-depth analysis of three important topics, to make enlightenment for Chinses study.[Method/process] Based on databases of SSCI and A&CI, this paper analyses and summarizes the most influential study on virtual community.[Result/conclusion] Virtual community study has transferred from broad sphere study of social discourses to empirical study on specific professional virtual communities. Through literature review of three relevant topics of concepts and characters of virtual community, knowledge sharing in virtual community, and virtual community of medical and health issues, this study points out that, future research would pay more attention to interactions between the Internet and human beings and further contribute on collective innovation creation.
Meng Di . International Literature Review of Virtual Community:Based on the Analysis High Cited Documents from SSCI and A&HCI[J]. Library and Information Service, 2015 , 59(18) : 127 -133 . DOI: 10.13266/j.issn.0252-3116.2015.18.019
[1] Etzioni A,Etzioni O.Face-to-face and computer-mediated communities,a comparative analysis [J].Information Society,1999,15(4): 241-248.
[2] Calhoun C.Community without propinquity revisited: Communications technology and the transformation of the urban public sphere [J].Sociological Inquiry,1998,68(3): 373-397.
[3] Burrows R,Nettleton S,Pleace N,et al.Virtual community care? Social policy and the emergence of computer mediated social support [J].Information Communication & Society,2000,3(1),95-121.
[4] Wellman B,Haase A Q,Witte J,et al.Does the Internet increase,decrease,or supplement social capital? Social networks,participation,and community commitment [J].American Behavioral Scientist,2001,45(3): 436-455.
[5] Kim W G,Lee C,Hiemstra S J.Effects of an online virtual community on customer loyalty and travel product purchases [J].Tourism Management,2004,25(3): 343-355.
[6] Algesheimer R,Dholakia U M,Herrmann A.The social influence of brand community: Evidence from European car clubs [J].Journal of Marketing,2005,69(3): 19-34.
[7] Brown J,Broderick A J,Lee N.Word of mouth communication within online communities: Conceptualing the online social network [J].Journal of Interactive Marketing,2007,21(3): 2-20.
[8] Cova B,Pace S.Brand community of convenience products: New forms of customer empowerment-The case "my Nutella The Community" [J].European Journal of Marketing,2006,40(9/10): 1087-1105.
[9] Kozinets R V,Andrea H,Hope J S.The wisdom of consumer crowds:Collective innovation in the age of networked marketing[J].Journal of Macromarketing,2008,28(4): 339-354.
[10] Ridings C M,Gefen D,Arinze B.Some antecedents and effects of trust in virtual communities[J].The Journal of Strategic Information Systems,2002,11(3): 271-295.
[11] Rothaermel F T,Sugiyama S.Virtual Internet communities and commercial success:Individual and community-level theory grounded in the atypical case of timezone.com [J].Journal of Management,2001,27(3):297-312.
[12] Rheingold H.The virtual community: Homesteading on the electronic frontier [M].New York: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company,1993: 19-27.
[13] Bagozzi R P,Dholakia U M.Intentional social Actions in virtual communities [J].Journal of Interactive Marketing,2002,16(2): 2-21.
[14] Koh J,Kim Y G.Sense of virtual community: A conceptual framework and empirical validation [J].International Journal of Electronic Commerce,2003,8(2): 75-93.
[15] Wellman B,Salaff J,Dimitrova D.Computer networks as social networks: Collaborative work,telework and virtual community [J].Annual Review of Sociology,1996,22(1):213-238.
[16] Hagel J,Armstrong A G.Net gain: Expanding markets through virtual communities [M].Boston: Harvard Business School Press,1997: 4-21.
[17] Lakhani K R,von Hippel E A.How open source software Works: "free" user-to-user assistance [J].Research Policy,2003,32(6):923- 943.
[18] Hsu M H,Ju T L,Yen C H,et al.Knowledge sharing behavior in virtual communities: The relationship between trust,self-efficacy,and outcome expectations [J].International Journal of Human-Computer Studies,2007,65(2): 153-169.
[19] Chiu C M,Hsu M H,Wang E T G.Understanding knowledge sharing in virtual communities: An integration of social capital and social cognitive theories [J].Decision Support Systems,2006,42(3): 1872-1888.
[20] Ardichvili A,Maurer M,Li W,et al.Cultural influences on knowledge sharing through online communities of practice [J].Journal of Knowledge Management,2006,10(1): 94-107.
[21] Frost J,Massagli M.Social uses of personal health information within PatientsLikeMe,an online patient community:What can happen when patients have access to one another's data [J].Journal of Medical Internet Research,2008,10(3): e15.
[22] Radin P.To me,it's my life: Medical communication,trust,and activism in cyberspace? [J].Social Science & Medicine,2006,62(3): 591-601.
[23] Leimeister J M,Ebner W,Krcmar H.Design,implementation,and evaluation of trust-supporting components in virtual communities for patients [J].Journal of Management Information Systems,2005,21(4): 101-135.
[24] Fueller J,Jawecki G,Muehlbacher H.Innovation creation by online basketball communities[J].Journal of Business Research,2007,60(1):60-71.
/
〈 |
|
〉 |