PROCEEDINGS COINs15 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY THROUGH THE LENS OF WIKIPEDIA – A COMPARISON OF HISTORICAL LEADERSHIP NETWORKS IN THE ENGLISH, CHINESE, JAPANESE, AND GERMAN WIKIPEDIA Peter A. Gloor1, Patrick de Boer1, Wei L

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Published: Xiaoquan (Michael) Zhang and Chong (Alex) Wang, "Network Positions and Contributions to Online Public Goods: The Case of Chinese Wikipedia," Journal of Management Information Systems, 29(2), Fall 2012, 11-40.

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• Structure
• Graph theory
• Mathematics
• Community building
• Social information processing
• Centrality
• Betweenness centrality
• Social network analysis
• Social network
• Networks
• Network theory
• Science

Palladius-Pinyin Conversion Table Excellent material from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrillization_of_Chinese was used but re-ordered and arranged, and older forms found in our maps added for convenience to our task. T

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Bing zi: Chinese Flatbread Author: J. Samuel Burner http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bing_zi_(Chinese_pancakes).jpg 

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Lotus shoes refers to a pair of tiny shoes worn by women with bound feet in Chinese culture. These shoes were especially made for people who had kept their feet small (bound). Wikipedia Commons http://en.wikipedia.org/wi

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L2[removed]Unihan Frequency Data Derived From Wikimedia John H. Jenkins 28 January 2008 As an experiment, I downloaded the Wikimedia archives for the various

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• Languages of China
• Cantonese language
• Korean language
• Languages of Hong Kong
• Chinese Wikipedia
• Han unification
• Yue Chinese
• Classical Chinese
• Wikimedia Foundation
• Asia
• Chinese language
• Chinese characters

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• Reference
• Virtual communities
• Collaborative projects
• Web 2.0
• Chinese Wikipedia
• Wikipedia
• MediaWiki
• Everything2
• Chinese characters
• Online encyclopedias
• World Wide Web
• Open content