Abstract
AbstractNegative ties are essential components of social networks. The central task of the present chapter is to elicit the state of research on the contribution of negative ties to the reproduction of health inequalities. In the first step, we elaborate on commonalities and differences regarding the understanding of negative ties. Subsequently, we take a look at the relationship between negative ties and some health parameters in the field of physical and mental health as well as health behaviours. Furthermore, we explore the thesis that socioeconomic status and negative ties are related to one another. We conclude with an outlook where we address the main desiderata for research on negative ties and inequalities in health.
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