Network dynamics in the long-term period after divorce

By E. L. Terhell, M. I. Broese van Groenou, T. V. van Tilburg. 2004

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Differential effects of divorce on social integration (2005, unknown): “The results of these studies show that divorce has a negative effect on the support network, in part because contacts with mutual friends and relatives of the former spouse diminish (Terhell, Broese van Groenou & Van Tilburg, 2004).”
Social Network Dynamics and Biographical Disruption: The Case of “First-Timers” with Mental Illness1 (2012, background): “Eventually, individuals accept or are forced to adjust to their identity as a person with mental illness and to a new rhythm of social life, much as most people eventually adapt to events such as divorce, widowhood, or migration (Terhell et al. 2004; Lubbers, Snijders, and Van Der Werf 2010).”