Social capital can be useful when cooperation for mutual benefit can be facilitated by social network and norms of reciprocity (Putnam, 2000:21). In this context, both individuals and organisations agree to mobilise joint resources to achieve common outcomes which are more efficient and productive. However, the concept of social capital is not always positive.This article will discuss positive and negative social capital
The paper proposes a solution to the problem of predicting the qual-ity of social capital, i.e. whet...
It is widely acknowledged that social capital is vital to a wide range of human activities and allow...
The contribution of this paper to the social capital literature is threefold. First, we set up a new...
Social capital can be defined as the resource to which people have access through their social relat...
Social capital is often described in general terms as "good" or "bad," "strong" or "weak," "high" or...
Social capital in general and the study of social capital in the context of organizations has gained...
The term "social capital" can be traced back to the work of Lyda Hanifan (19 16, 1920) on rural scho...
Social capital in general and the study of social capital in the context of organizations has gained...
Recently, there has been a shift in the way management scholars view the firm, from traditional mode...
Recently, there has been a shift in the way management scholars view the firm, from traditional mode...
Social capital in general and the study of social capital in the context of organizations has gained...
Purpose – This study aims to demonstrate that the investments in social capital do not always pay of...
The concept of social capital is generally associated with social and civic participation and with n...
This work sustains the thesis that the concept of social capital must be understood as an element th...
There exists non-monetary forms of capital, which are utterly important for better economic performa...
The paper proposes a solution to the problem of predicting the qual-ity of social capital, i.e. whet...
It is widely acknowledged that social capital is vital to a wide range of human activities and allow...
The contribution of this paper to the social capital literature is threefold. First, we set up a new...
Social capital can be defined as the resource to which people have access through their social relat...
Social capital is often described in general terms as "good" or "bad," "strong" or "weak," "high" or...
Social capital in general and the study of social capital in the context of organizations has gained...
The term "social capital" can be traced back to the work of Lyda Hanifan (19 16, 1920) on rural scho...
Social capital in general and the study of social capital in the context of organizations has gained...
Recently, there has been a shift in the way management scholars view the firm, from traditional mode...
Recently, there has been a shift in the way management scholars view the firm, from traditional mode...
Social capital in general and the study of social capital in the context of organizations has gained...
Purpose – This study aims to demonstrate that the investments in social capital do not always pay of...
The concept of social capital is generally associated with social and civic participation and with n...
This work sustains the thesis that the concept of social capital must be understood as an element th...
There exists non-monetary forms of capital, which are utterly important for better economic performa...
The paper proposes a solution to the problem of predicting the qual-ity of social capital, i.e. whet...
It is widely acknowledged that social capital is vital to a wide range of human activities and allow...
The contribution of this paper to the social capital literature is threefold. First, we set up a new...
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