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Book Reviews: The cement of civil society: Studying networks in localities by M. Diani

Another strength was the effort to really illustrate the possible implications of theories that do help demonstrate the author’s points by ending each chapter with a case (or story) that shows the application of some theories in real life settings. This is a book whose audience may be limited to the relatively few people who care deeply about the Church and its institutions, and who have a strong interest in management and organizational theory. Nonetheless, for people with those particular interests, it may be an engaging and helpful text.