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Given and Chosen Ties: Status, Personal Networks, and Political Behaviour in Britain
Political participation in Britain is stratified not only by where people stand but by who stands with them. Bringing social network analysis to the study of social stratification, this article draws on ego-networks from the British Household Panel Survey, which link respondents to their closest fri
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