Handbook of Culture and Social Networks

Edited by Nick Crossley, Department of Sociology & Mitchell Centre for Social Network Analysis, School of Social Sciences, The University of Manchester and Paul Widdop, Sport Policy Unit, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

Contents

1 Introduction to Handbook of Culture and Social Networks 1
Nick Crossley and Paul Widdop
PART I THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
2 The culture/network interface 16
Paul D. McLean and Elizabeth Arthur
3 Templates of eventful action in social networks 28
Robin Wagner-Pacifici and Ronald L. Breiger
4 Networks, culture and inequality 40
Paul DiMaggio
5 Cultural tastes and everyday networks 54
Omar Lizardo
6 Economic networks and political culture 66
Maurice Bokanga, Benjamin Rohr and John Levi Martin
7 Interaction ritual, relational sociology, and spiraling evolutions 77
Erika Summers-Effler, Joseph O’Donnell, and Pace T. Ward
PART II CULTURAL DOMAINS
8 Networked musicking and music worlds 92
Nick Crossley
9 Networks and culture amongst non-human species 106
Michael Chimento
10 Sport social network analysis 121
Paul Widdop
11 Film networks 139
Pete Jones and Katharina Burgdorf
12 Scientific networks 154
Elisa Bellotti and Alejandro Espinosa-Rada
13 Theatre and networks 168
Marco Serino
14 Developing a career: networks and success in the photography world 179
Katherine A. Giuffre
15 Social media as a new performance space: reinventing the music world
and social networks 189
Tugba Aydin Ozturk
16 Contemporary art as a relational good 199
Annatina Aerne
17 Festivals, networks and communities 213
David Jarman
PART III NETWORKS AND MEANINGS
18 Meaning structures 226
Jan Fuhse
19 Relational meaning in social network analysis 239
Neha Gondal
20 Socio-semantic networks 250
Nikita Basov and Camille Roth
21 Meaning flows in social networks 270
Christine Moser