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"1)First, the theoretical contribution of networked individualism cannot be understated. This gives us a language with which to discuss a shift away from the group, without devolving into a narrative of rugged individualism. It breaks the false dichotomy between individual and group, and eloquently describes the complex reality in which we live.
2)The second strength lies in the data. The authors combine extensive statistical analyses of large random and non-random samples, with in-depth qualitative anecdotes, and poignant personal accounts. This elegant mixed methods approach is the standard of rigor that social scientists ubiquitously herald, but so rarely achieve. This work is a literal reference guide to the empirical realities a networked era." - Jenny Davis
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"If you grew up in the digital age this book is a waste of your time. It doesn't bring anything new or innovative to the table and is more of a case study. Since I grew up in this day and age of digital networking I felt like the lab rat reading the report and didn't glean much new information from it." - Christina Olivero
"If you grew up in the digital age this book is a waste of your time. It doesn't bring anything new or innovative to the table and is more of a case study. Since I grew up in this day and age of digital networking I felt like the lab rat reading the report and didn't glean much new information from it." - Christina Olivero
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