Social relationships are debatably the most important part of human existence, from our peers to our superiors in schools, universities, and even general society. By understanding our network of relationship, and learning how to take advantage of their benefits, readers can improve their overall happiness, success and influence. Concepts in this revolutionary new book are drawn from economics, mathematics and sociology, revealing the depth and breadth of effects relationships have on our lives. From bankruptcy to viral marketing, to racism and even the spread of disease, by understanding the human network, we can understand how society moves.
The Human Network
