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"Influence networks" is a book category focused on how power, information, and persuasion flow through relationships and structures—covering the theory, tools, and real-world examples of social, political, corporate, and digital networks that shape decisions and behavior. Titles in this category explain concepts and metrics (e.g., centrality, bridges, cascades), methods for mapping and analyzing networks (social network analysis, agent-based models, data visualization), and practical applications such as marketing and influencer strategy, lobbying and policy diffusion, organizational change, and misinformation dynamics. These books range from academic treatments and technical how‑tos to case-study-driven accounts and popular analyses, and often address ethical questions, governance, and strategies for leveraging or resisting influence. Ideal for researchers, strategists, managers, policymakers, and curious readers who want to understand and navigate the webs of relationships that drive outcomes.

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