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Since independence, Moroccan society has been undergoing profound changes in the value system and attitudes towards domestic and family life. These processes of change, influenced by new technological tools and globalization, have led to the emergence of opportunistic behaviors and a kind of individualization of family relationships.

The purpose of this article, based on data from the national survey on social ties in Morocco, is to study and analyze social ties in Morocco. To this end, this publication is divided into two parts. The first proposes a review of selective and not exhaustive literature on social network theories. As for the second part, it focuses on the study of social ties in Morocco based on a few specific dimensions, namely the family and friendship social bond, the neighborhood and work social bond and finally the so-called civic or political social bond.