Social Networks and Urban Spaces: Anthological Perspectives

This exam evaluates the role of social networks in urban environments, emphasizing anthropological perspectives that address how relationships shape urban experiences. Candidates will engage with theoretical and empirical studies related to social networks.

Understanding social networks is critical for elucidating community dynamics, social cohesion, and individual experiences in urban settings. This area of study significantly contributes to both anthropological theory and practical applications in societal development.

Candidates will be tested on their ability to articulate the complexities of social networks within urban spaces, demonstrating an understanding of key theories and their implications for cultural anthropology.

Additionally, candidates will relate social network theory to case studies, enhancing their analytic skills and ability to communicate findings effectively.