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Network Exchange Theory: Recent Developments and New Directions

Walker, Henry A. ; Thye, Shane R. ; Simpson, Brent ; Lovaglia, Michael J. ; Willer, David ; Markovsky, Barry

Social psychology quarterly, 2000-12, Vol.63 (4), p.324-337 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Albany, N.Y., etc: American Sociological Association

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Network Exchange Theory: Recent Developments and New Directions
Autor: Walker, Henry A. ; Thye, Shane R. ; Simpson, Brent ; Lovaglia, Michael J. ; Willer, David ; Markovsky, Barry
Assuntos: Bidding ; Collective Action ; Critical mass ; Exchange ratios ; Exchange Theory ; Game Theory ; Games theory ; Millennium ; Network Analysis ; Network exchange theory ; Power ; Power structures ; Social evolution ; Social exchange theory ; Social networking ; Social Networks ; Social Power ; Social psychology ; Social Status ; Social structures ; Sociology ; Subordinate personnel ; Theory
É parte de: Social psychology quarterly, 2000-12, Vol.63 (4), p.324-337
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Descrição: The new millennium opens the third decade of work on network exchange theory. During two decades of continuous growth, the program has been tested as intensively and extensively as any in sociology. This article summarizes existing research and describes new directions. First, we describe basic network connections and recently discovered structural power conditions that sharply affect exchange ratios. Then we show how game theory enhances understanding of collective action in exchange networks. Two new research programs link network exchange theory to status characteristics theory: the first demonstrates that power produces status, and the second shows how status value produces power. Finally, we discuss how questions about network dynamics, complexity, and legitimation define paths for future theory growth.
Editor: Albany, N.Y., etc: American Sociological Association
Idioma: Inglês

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Network Exchange Theory: Recent Developments and New Directions

Walker, Henry A. ; Thye, Shane R. ; Simpson, Brent ; Lovaglia, Michael J. ; Willer, David ; Markovsky, Barry

Albany, N.Y., etc: American Sociological Association

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