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The Weakness of Weak Ties Revisited: Social Capital under Constraint
Persistent poverty raises questions about the role of social networks in facilitating upward mobility. Granovetter’s classic theory of the “strength of weak ties” posits that weak, bridge‐like ties can connect disadvantaged individuals to new opportunities, yet evidence from impoverished contexts su
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