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Changing Ideas about Social Ties,out changing social ties by considering the roots of modern social thought that explained a shift from community to individual values. It looks at the tensions that emerged between views of society and the self: ideas that distinguished between a benevolent, utopian ‘community’ and a suspect, self-interested ‘individuality’.

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,The Decline and Rise of ‘Community’,y breakdown is Robert Putnam (2000), who claims that American society is beleaguered by a decline in community values. He argues that societies that have better organised cooperation and civic cohesion also have better government, schools, economic growth, health and well-being. But the mechanisms that underlie these connections are imprecise.

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Freedom and Choice in Personal Relationships,ce of personal relationships in contemporary Western society are the subject matter of this chapter. By tracing how personal bonds are being characterised in contemporary Western society, this chapter considers ways in which friendship is being exploited as a model for the majority of intimate sexua

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Network Society,ies. The chapter begins by exploring changing patterns and meanings of work in network society. This is followed by an account of some of the ways the Internet is being integrated in the lives of individuals before going into the detail of the following chapter. Emergent diasporic networks are then

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Deborah Chambers stakeholders in the context of sport, together with research-based case studies in which the critical factors in the strategic management of successfuland unsuccessful sports organizations are identified. .? .978-3-030-66735-1978-3-030-66733-7Series ISSN 1431-1941 Series E-ISSN 2197-716X