In this sequel to 'Making Globalization', Robert Holton offers a thorough investigation of global network links across time and space. Exploring leading theory and new evidence on the subject, the book also offers advice on global network research. This is essential reading for all students of globalization and contemporary social change.

'A nicely written and lively little book that will be of great value to anyone interested in the study of global networks or network society.' - D. Ashley, CHOICE Reviews

Introduction
Towards a Theory of Global Networks
Methodologies of Global Network Analysis
Global Network Types
Particular Persons Matter
Global Networks and Cross-Cultural Engagement
Politics and Global Networks
Prospects and Challenges

ROBERT J. HOLTON is Emeritus Professor of Sociology at Trinity College, Dublin where he previously held the Chair of Sociology. He is a leading historical sociologist and is widely published in the field of globalization. His books include the successful titles Globalization and the Nation-State, Making Globalization and Global Networks.