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1. Mar 18,  · Weak ties, as defined by Granovetter (), are “indispensable to individuals' opportunities and to their integration into communities” (). In this clip from the TV show Breaking Bad, Walt needs the services of a person who can make people "disappear" because Gus Fring, the leader of the drug ring in Albuquerque, has threatened to.

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2. Strong ties, weak ties and dormant ties. Strong ties are your closest friends and family, those you speak with often. Weak ties are those you know casually but aren’t super close with, often times colleagues or casual friends. Dormant ties are those you once knew but haven’t spoken with in years.

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4. Jul 18,  · Weak tie theory is the proposition that acquaintances are likely to be more influential than close friends, particularly in social moprulanteteme.preslitciacontacoselfzamamanlacon.co: Margaret Rouse.

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5. Dec 09,  · referencing The Ties That Bind: The River Collection, 4xCD, Album, Comp, Dlx + 2xBlu-ray, Multichannel, , KJ2, JK3, It's worth having just for the beautifully produced (and weighty) hard-back photo/journal book/5().

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6. Mar 11,  · In the sociologist Mark Granovetter published a paper titled “The Strength of Weak Ties” in which he talks about and explains the value of weak ties. Granovetter analogizes weak ties to.

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8. Nov 01,  · Finally, there may be complementarity between strong ties within the community and weak ties with outsiders, as Phelps (), Rost (), and Tiwana () find. For example, Rost () examines networks among inventors in the German automobile industry and finds that strong ties with regular collaborators promote innovation and that weak.

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