There are four forms of capital which contributes to the success of any activity. They are financial capital, natural capital, physical capital and human capital. But apart from these four forms of capital, there is one more invisible form of capital that also contributes to the success of the activity/programme i.e. Social capital. Today, the concept of ‘Social capital’ gained a momentum in the research field and widely discussed by the scholars and considered as a sustainable development of Common Property Resources. By reviewing the literature, this paper explains the concept of social capital, its forms, dimensions and impact
The nexus between social capital (SC) and development is subtly and mildly displayed. Few implicit a...
There exists non-monetary forms of capital, which are utterly important for better economic performa...
In the last 20 years, the concept of social capital has attracted much more attention and many more ...
Economic research at the turn of the century has been explicitly dealing with the social capital, as...
The article deals with an overview of existing literature on various aspects related to social capit...
Social capital in the past two decades has emerged as a dominant paradigm in the various social scie...
Social capital has emerged as a paradigm capable of bridging across various social science disciplin...
The paper deals with the concept of social capital. The author tries to show the phenomena and proce...
Over the past decade social capital has matured from a concept into a field of research. We identify...
The French sociologist Pierre Bordieu defines social capital as "the sum of resources, actual or vir...
Social capital can have different meanings depending on the conceptual approach adopted by the resea...
1. The capital approach is an economic theory used to help measure and understand important features...
The concept of social capital has received increasing attention in recent years. The complexity and ...
Social capital is about relationships that are often based on earned or inherited kernels of commona...
The concept of social capital is generally associated with social and civic participation and with n...
The nexus between social capital (SC) and development is subtly and mildly displayed. Few implicit a...
There exists non-monetary forms of capital, which are utterly important for better economic performa...
In the last 20 years, the concept of social capital has attracted much more attention and many more ...
Economic research at the turn of the century has been explicitly dealing with the social capital, as...
The article deals with an overview of existing literature on various aspects related to social capit...
Social capital in the past two decades has emerged as a dominant paradigm in the various social scie...
Social capital has emerged as a paradigm capable of bridging across various social science disciplin...
The paper deals with the concept of social capital. The author tries to show the phenomena and proce...
Over the past decade social capital has matured from a concept into a field of research. We identify...
The French sociologist Pierre Bordieu defines social capital as "the sum of resources, actual or vir...
Social capital can have different meanings depending on the conceptual approach adopted by the resea...
1. The capital approach is an economic theory used to help measure and understand important features...
The concept of social capital has received increasing attention in recent years. The complexity and ...
Social capital is about relationships that are often based on earned or inherited kernels of commona...
The concept of social capital is generally associated with social and civic participation and with n...
The nexus between social capital (SC) and development is subtly and mildly displayed. Few implicit a...
There exists non-monetary forms of capital, which are utterly important for better economic performa...
In the last 20 years, the concept of social capital has attracted much more attention and many more ...