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LORENZO MANNOCCI

Introduction

The introduction frames coordinated online behavior as a cross-disciplinary research area and connects the survey corpus to publication trends, venue areas, and the study-selection workflow.
Pillars of coordinated behavior
Coordination is a fundamental aspect of online human interactions and the study of coordinated online behavior can complement the analyses of many other online phenomena.
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Number of articles published yearly on coordinated online behavior.
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Intersection sizeSet size107 works in Computer ScienceComputer Science10759 works in Social SciencesSocial Sciences5910 works in MathematicsMathematics109 works in Decision ScienceDecision Science95 works in MultidisciplinaryMultidisciplinary52 works in Network ScienceNetwork Science22 works in EngineeringEngineering21 works in Arts and HumanitiesArts and Humanities145 works: Computer Science + Social Sciences4544 works: Computer Science4411 works: Social Sciences117 works: Computer Science + Mathematics75 works: Computer Science + Decision Science54 works: Multidisciplinary42 works: Network Science22 works: Computer Science + Mathematics + Decision Science21 works: Computer Science + Social Sciences + Multidisciplinary11 works: Computer Science + Engineering11 works: Computer Science + Mathematics + Decision Science + Engineering11 works: Social Sciences + Arts and Humanities11 works: Computer Science + Social Sciences + Decision Science1
Distribution of papers in the dataset according to the disciplinary area of the publication venue, highlighting the predominance of Computer Science venues alongside contributions from Social Sciences and interdisciplinary outlets.
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PRISMA selection workflow
PRISMA diagram summarizing the stages used to construct the final corpus of studies considered in this survey.
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