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Bonds of pluralism: the form and substance of urban social networks
- Title
- Bonds of pluralism: the form and substance of urban social networks [by] Edward O. Laumann.
- Author
- Laumann, Edward O.
- Publication
- New York, J. Wiley [1973]
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Details
- Description
- xxii, 342 pages illustrations; 24 cm.
- Series Statement
- Wiley series in urban research
- Uniform Title
- Wiley series in urban research.
- Subject
- Social structure > Michigan > Detroit Metropolitan Area
- Social networks > Michigan > Detroit Metropolitan Area
- Sociology, Urban
- Urbanization
- City dwellers
- Social history
- Urban Population
- Urbanization
- Social Conditions
- Structure sociale > Michigan > Detroit, Agglomération de
- Réseaux sociaux > Michigan > Detroit, Agglomération de
- Sociologie urbaine
- Urbanisation
- Citadins
- Histoire sociale
- urban sociology
- urbanization
- social history
- 71.14 urban society
- 71.44 group processes (sociology)
- Social history
- City dwellers
- Social networks
- Social structure
- Sociology, Urban
- Sociale netwerken
- Lokale gemeenschappen
- Stedelijke gebieden
- Sociale structuur
- Sociology, Urban > Michigan > Detroit Metropolitan Area
- Michigan
- Michigan > Detroit Metropolitan Area
- Detroit Metropolitan Area (Mich.) > Social conditions
- Social structure United States. Urban regions. Study regions: Michigan. Detroit. Surveys
- Note
- "A Wiley-Interscience publication."
- Bibliography (note)
- Bibliography: p. 299-326.
- Contents
- 1. The form and substance of urban social structure: an overview -- Part I: Form: networks -- 2. Friends of urban men: accuracy of description, mutual choice, and attitude agreement -- 3. The social structure of ascriptive membership groups -- 4. The social structure of occupations: the role of achievement-based criteria in friendship choice -- 5. The homogeneity of friendship networks -- 6. Interlocking and radial friendship nets: a formal feature with important consequences -- Part II: Substance: attitudes and values -- 7. Voluntary association membership and the theory of mass society / Stephen J. Cutler -- 8. A reexamination of the status inconsistency hypothesis / Edward O. Laumann and David R. Segal -- 9. The persistence of ethnoreligious differences in the worldly success of third- and later-generation Americans -- 10. Urban social structure: some conclusions and prospects -- Social distance as a metric: a systematic introduction to smallest space analysis / David D. McFarland and Daniel J. Brown -- Sampling design for the 1965-1966 Detroit area study / Howard Schuman.
- ISBN
- 047151845X
- 9780471518457
- LCCN
- 72006445
- OCLC
- ocm00388629
- 388629
- SCSB-291881
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library