… ties upon which new ones are laminated. ► Using Florentine loans, we show tie-meaning
and network structure to … We argue that tie-meaning leaves traces in the structure of a network: …

… in network structure and shows that network structure covaries … implications of variability in
network structure, showing that … A core axiom of sociology is that social structure affects and …

… relationship between tie strength and network structure, we explore the network's ability to
withstand the removal of either strong or weak ties. To evaluate the impact of removing ties, …

… of individual connections from network structure. Statistical analyses of ego-centered …
complementary understanding of the subjective meaning tied to networks. Commonly, quantitative …

… in interaction we must recognize that participants give meaning to their relationships (network
ties), posit these meanings sometimes in the face of opposition, and, importantly, use them …

… meaning level of network structure has rarely been observed. I will argue at the triadic level
as the most basic example of network structure… network structure is shaped by the types of tie …

… metaphors of social capital loosely tied to distant empirical indicators. (2) … structural holes
than closure within a network, but there are contingency factors. (3) The two leading network …

… networks theory lens to explore how the content and structure of an individual’s network ties
… Our central argument is that network features produce various social resources that facilitate …

… The connection would be uniplex if only one of these ties existed. Actor J's … aspects of the
network's structure can be summarized as combinations of all triads in the network. (b) Hypothe …

… For example, it enables an overview of complex network structures and actors’ positions …
and structural network techniques are frequently confronted with the task of “adding” meaning to …