Add to ORKGFocusing on networks, social capital, and popular organizations represents a positive view of people’s capacity to overcome the debilitating constraints of urban poverty. Poverty may be rooted in market-generate
Social capital is generally seen as an essential resource for both individuals and societies (Putnam...
Research on social capital has shown that persons of low socioeconomic status will have access to fe...
Social networks consist of the patterns of relationships existing among a set of actors. Social capi...
Abstract This paper explores the role social network capital might play in facilitating poor agents ...
Previous literature suggests positive relationships between social capital, pro-social behavior and ...
This article analyzes the relationship between social networks and trust (two measures of social cap...
A lack or low level of social capital is associated with negative outcomes for communities impacted ...
This paper investigates the role played by the social relationships of reciprocal exchange and mutua...
The paper explores the role social network capital might play in facilitating poor agents’ escape fr...
Despite considerable interest in social capital amongst urban policy makers and academics alike, the...
Previous literature suggests that social capital at the individual and community levels can contribu...
This thesis captures the effect of social capital measured as social and institutional trust on a re...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Classical network theory states that social networks are a form of capital because they provide acce...
This article deals with an emerging type of social capital which is labeled as ‘network capital’. It...
Social capital is generally seen as an essential resource for both individuals and societies (Putnam...
Research on social capital has shown that persons of low socioeconomic status will have access to fe...
Social networks consist of the patterns of relationships existing among a set of actors. Social capi...
Abstract This paper explores the role social network capital might play in facilitating poor agents ...
Previous literature suggests positive relationships between social capital, pro-social behavior and ...
This article analyzes the relationship between social networks and trust (two measures of social cap...
A lack or low level of social capital is associated with negative outcomes for communities impacted ...
This paper investigates the role played by the social relationships of reciprocal exchange and mutua...
The paper explores the role social network capital might play in facilitating poor agents’ escape fr...
Despite considerable interest in social capital amongst urban policy makers and academics alike, the...
Previous literature suggests that social capital at the individual and community levels can contribu...
This thesis captures the effect of social capital measured as social and institutional trust on a re...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Classical network theory states that social networks are a form of capital because they provide acce...
This article deals with an emerging type of social capital which is labeled as ‘network capital’. It...
Social capital is generally seen as an essential resource for both individuals and societies (Putnam...
Research on social capital has shown that persons of low socioeconomic status will have access to fe...
Social networks consist of the patterns of relationships existing among a set of actors. Social capi...