Netsnosti
Netsnosti is a term that appears in some theoretical discussions of networked systems, including sociology, information science, and urban studies. It denotes the overall level and character of connectivity among parts of a system, particularly when multiple overlapping networks (social, technical, economic) intersect. The word is a neologism formed from the English word net and a suffix used in various languages to create abstract nouns; it is not standardized and may be defined differently by authors.
Defining aspects of netsnosti include the degree of interdependence between actors, the presence of feedback loops,
Measurement and use of netsnosti are matters of ongoing discussion. Qualitative descriptors and quantitative proxies—such as
Applications of the concept appear in planning for smart cities, disaster management, supply chains, and digital
Criticism notes the lack of a universal definition and standardized metrics, as well as the risk of