The article explores how modern society can be understood as a network and how to make the most of this perspective. It questions if traditional ways of analyzing society are still relevant and if new concepts are needed. The study looks at social networks, differences between groups and networks, and the formation of social capital. It discusses the dynamics of space and how networks are formed by various theories converging towards a common perspective. The strength of the article lies in its multidisciplinary approach and the different perspectives it offers on the Network Society, including international governance, public institutions, and communication technology.