SOCIAL RELATIONS – A NETWORK PERSPECTIVE

Social relations are not only a complex phenomenon, but are also currently undergoing tremendous changes with regard to their structure, localisation and maintenance.
Understanding and perceiving a person as a networked individual is an approach which makes this complexity visible and thus helps us to understand them better, a basic requirement for any meaningful intervention.
The purpose of this session is therefore to highlight some of the changes in the structure of social relations and to introduce the perspective of a networked individual in order to enhance understanding of how social relations work.

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Assignment 01

“Social relations under the influence of globalisation, towards a social network approach” by Adelheid Iken and Peter Witchalls.

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