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Information

Publisher

De Gruyter Mouton

Year

2018

ISBN

9783110877779

Edition

Topic

Business

Subtopic

Business General

Index

Business

FOREWORD
Preface
Table of contents
Part 1. Theory and methodology
1 Social network: Its use as a conceptual framework in family analysis
2 Networks, norms and institutions
3 Network analysis and social theory Some remarks
4 Some applications of the notion of density to network analysis
Part 2. Networks compared
5 Network density among urban families
6 Social network and conjugal role in urban Zambia: Towards a reformulation of the Bott hypothesis
7 Two types of partial networks in Burundi
8 An exploration of two first-order zones
Part 3. Network and coalitions
9 Coalitions in Sicilian peasant society
10 Politics on the village level
11 Coalitions and network analysis
Bibliography
Biographical data of authors
Subject index