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SUMMARY:De skjulte netværk bag magt og muligheder
LOCATION:Universitetsbiblioteket i Fiolstræde\, Fiolstræde 1\, 1171 Kø
 benhavn K
DESCRIPTION:Titles and organisational charts tell us who is formally in c
 harge. But they do not always show who actually has influence\, or who ha
 s access to the connections that open doors. To understand that\, we also
  need to examine how people are connected to one another. Professor Lasse
  Folke Henriksen is the first to have used administrative register data t
 o map networks across the entire Danish labour market. His research shows
 \, among other things\, that former colleagues are one of the most import
 ant routes to a new job. A contact is particularly valuable when they are
  part of a close-knit network of mutual acquaintances around the workplac
 e doing the hiring. And the advantages can be passed down: sons of manage
 rs benefit especially from their fathers’ networks. So it is also a que
 stion of who gets access to the connections that make a difference. What 
 becomes visible when we examine the relationships behind official titles?
 \n\nAnd what do we overlook in the debate about inequality when we treat 
 networking as something each individual simply needs to ‘get better at
 ’?\n\nPhoto: Lærke Sivkjær\n\nOn stage\n\nLasse Folke Henriksen has r
 ecently been appointed professor at the Department of Sociology at the Un
 iversity of Copenhagen\, after many years as a researcher at CBS\, Copenh
 agen Business School.\n\nHis inaugural lecture\, entitled ‘The Sociolog
 y of Connections: How Social Networks Sort People and Things’\, will be
  held on 9 December at 15:00\, and everyone is welcome. Read more here: h
 ttps://www.…
URL:https://www.copenhagen.com/events/de-skjulte-netvaerk-bag-magt-og-mul
 igheder-035644
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