… We describe how social networks were formed for three different purposes—generating …
these networks, drawing on social memory and social capital, and transformed the social-…

… social networks. We show that they are sufficient to produce the sharp transi tions, resilience,
and equilibrium co-existence that, as explained, are salient fea tures of so many social …

… Although students develop many contacts within their social … the characteristics of student
social networks, resilience, and … student networks and students’ engagement and resilience? …

… dimensions of social relations. To address these challenges, we propose a … social network
perspective on resilience that views rural communities as being embedded in social networks …

… of social network mapping and analysis should be promoted and utilised more widely within
resilience … uptake of these social network approaches as a common resilience measure, this …

… resilience and related foundational concepts (social groups, social networks, and social
capital) … framework for enhancing community resilience through social capital. The community …

… resources, such as resilience and social networks, may help to … positive resources (resilience,
social networks), negative … resources of high resilience and diverse social networks. In fully …

… the influence that social networks have on knowledge … resilience to floods. Using two local
government case studies in South Africa, this paper found that the structure of social networks …

… the resilience of food systems. In this paper, we investigate how social networks can contribute
to resilience of … understanding of resilience and is able to identify hitherto unrecognised …

… In exploring how Social Networking Sites may help foster community resilience, this article
… The hypothesis proposed is that social networking sites reinforce social networks by …