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Economic sociology

the view that economic transactions and intimate relations constantly mingle and are managed through relational work, opposed to the hostile worlds view.

In economic sociology, connected lives refers to the view that economic transactions and intimate relations constantly mingle and are managed through relational work, opposed to the hostile worlds view. This meaning comes from Zelizer (2005) in The purchase of intimacy.[1]

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  1. Zelizer, V. A. R. (2005). The purchase of intimacy. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691124087

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