Personal ties still important, but patterns changing
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connections are important in every society.
Be it Chinese "guanxi," an American old boys' network or Korean alumni relations, personal networks loom large in business, politics, and everyday life.
But the ways in which networks are structured, and the types of goods they exchange vary across societies.
Korean society in particular has often been described as the “Republic of yonjul (connections)” because personal connections have been so salient in every corner of society.
Personal ties still important, but patterns changing1connections are important in every society.Be it Chinese "guanxi," an American old boys' network or Korean alumni relations, personal networks loom large in business, politics, and everyday life. But the ways in which networks are structured, and the types of goods they exchange vary across societies. Korean society in particular has often been described as the “Republic of yonjul (connections)” because personal connections have been so salient in every corner of society.
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