Network resources, contact resources, and status attainment

Keywords

Operationalization, Conceptualization, Status attainment, Psychology, Social network (sociolinguistics)

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• Student Networks and Long-Run Educational Outcomes: The Strength of Strong TiesEleonora Patacchini, Edoardo Rainone, Yves Zénou — 2012
• An approach to the measurement of individual social capitalMartin van der Gaag, Tom A. B. Snijders — 2002
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• Comparing the student profile characteristics between traditional residential and commuter students at a public, research-intensive, urban commuter universityDan Gianoutsos — 2011
• Knowledge sharing through inpatriate assignments in multinational corporations: a social capital perspectiveB. Sebastian Reiche — 2007
• Revisiting the invisible college : a case study of the intellectual structure and social process of singularity theory research in mathematicsAlesia Zuccala — 2004
• Environmental Concern, Social Capital and the Social Context of Tailpipe Emissions-Related Knowledge in Northern ClimatesThomas Macias, Elysia Nelson, Richard Watts — 2012
• Social Capital and the Urban Informal Economy:The Case of Street Vendors in Addis Ababa, EthiopiaGetahun Fenta Kebede — 2015
• Reconstructing Granovetter's network theoryAndreas Tutić, Harald Wiese — 2015
• The Influence of Religious Attendance and Gender in Accessing High-Status Social TiesJames W. Phillips — 2011
• Involuntary Bachelorhood in Rural China: A Social Network PerspectiveLige Liu, Xiaoyi Jin, Melissa J. Brown — 2014
• The role of referrals in financing technology-based venturesJoris Heuven — 2009
• ASK AND YOU SHALL (NOT) RECEIVE: A STUDY OF SOCIAL NETWORK CONTACTS AND EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCELindsey B. Trimble — 2012
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