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A Study of Network Typology in Relation to the Performing Arts

There is a substantial amount of work published on networking; however, analysis of network typology is rare and even rarer in the context of the performing arts. This paper proposes a typology, the ‘embedded-project’, and the study suggests that, although network members' skills and tasks are subject to change within a short timescale, they exist within a stable, permanent network. The paper describes the key dimensions of the typology, such as: objectives, flow of resources, specialization, redundancy, flexibility, access to network, distribution of power, governance mechanisms, interdependencies, durability and legitimacy.