Family and Social Network

By R. Milardo. 2000

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Bridge decay (2002, background): “One of the classic network studies, Bott (1957), is about the degree to which a marriage is a bridge (when the husbands network does not overlap with the wife's, their marriage is a bridge across the two networks), and the segregated sex roles that develop in bridge marriages (see Burt, 1992, pp.…”
From social integration to health: Durkheim in the new millennium. (2000, background): “Barnes (1954) and Bott (1957) developed the concept of``social networks'' to analyze ties that cut across traditional kinship, residential, and class groups to explain behaviors they observed such as access to jobs, political activity or marital roles.”
The Network Structure Of Social Capital (2000, background): “In an analogy to segregated networks in Bott's (1957)”
Network Analysis in the Social Sciences (2009, unknown): “For example, a classic ethnographic study by Bott ( 17 ) examined 20 urban British families and attempted to explain the considerable variation in the way husbands and wives performed their family roles.”