Social capital

Social Capital mind map is part of a qualitative research project that looks at the way social capital influences youth into or out of crime. I believe social capital can be enhanced in every sector of society:government, business, and non-profits. Its all of us collaborating. Boeck, Fleming, Kemshall(2006)The Context of Rick Decisions:Does Social Capital Make a Difference. Qualitative Social Research. Volume 7. #focusorg #500_02 #sahernan33

Extension’s Community Social Capital Model shows the whole social capital picture for communities. It displays the bonding, bridging and linking networks that hold communities together.

Human capital is just one of an organization’s intangible assets. It is basically all of the competencies and commitment of the people within an organization i.e. their skills, experience, potential and capacity. Other examples of intangible assets include: brand, software, design, working methods and customer relationships. The human capital asset captures all the people oriented Read More

Human capital is a crucial resource for any organization. Here’s what makes up human capital and 5 ways you can improve it in your company.

Focussing on human capital and social capital seems to me like a good way of matching both skill development (individualism) and community enterprise (collectivity). I'd like to see someone with a project plan along the lines of Encouraging Social Action: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/262771/2901062_SocialAction_acc.pdf

The rise of post-structuralism; post-modernism and post-structuralism; Pierre Bourdieu; social, cultural, and symbolic capital; habitus; social fields; symbolic violence.

The pivotal financial decisions that determine which biotech companies will survive and which will fail are determined largely by social capital — not by science.

Leaders can help employees build the social connections that weakened during the pandemic by addressing three key areas.

Why is social capital so important to future success? Christensen Institute's Julie Freeland Fisher explains in the latest Getting Smart podcast.