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The dark side of social capital
DE NW EB DLISBN: 9783638237239 bzw. 3638237230, in Deutsch, GRIN Verlag, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, E-Book zum Download.
Social Capital Such things as trust, the willingness and capacity to cooperate and coordinate, the habit of contributing to a common effort even when noone is watching [...].1 1. Introduction The idea of social capital that developed in sociology has in recent years spread all over the disciplines and become more influential in politics and economics as well. It is known to make economy flourish and increase the democratic performance of a state. Social bonds lower the costs of working together, social capital facilitates cooperation. People have the confidence to invest in collective activities, knowing that others will also do so. With the rising interest in social capital, the concept has almost been canonised. Social capital and the idea of civil society emerging from it often appear as the cure-all to every single one of our problems. The features of social organisation, such as trust, norms, and networks, that can improve the efficiency of society by facilitating coordinated actions2 is how Putnam defines social capital; and indeed, those factors seem very appealing. But a dense concept of relations and trust, connectedness, networks and groups, the belief in reciprocity and exchanges, common rules, norms and sanctions3 is not entirely positive and harmless and therefore should not be embraced unquestioned. As every other concept, social capital as well is a two edged sword. Relationships matter4, is how Field summarizes the central thesis of the theory. And she is right. This essay tries to show that in fact a whole range of different kinds of relationships do exist in society, and that not all of them have a positive impact on the common good. 1 Solow, 2000, 7 2 Putnam, 1993, 169 3 central aspects of social capital as identified by Pretty/Ward, 2001 4 Field, 1996, 1.
Social Capital Such things as trust, the willingness and capacity to cooperate and coordinate, the habit of contributing to a common effort even when noone is watching [...].1 1. Introduction The idea of social capital that developed in sociology has in recent years spread all over the disciplines and become more influential in politics and economics as well. It is known to make economy flourish and increase the democratic performance of a state. Social bonds lower the costs of working together, social capital facilitates cooperation. People have the confidence to invest in collective activities, knowing that others will also do so. With the rising interest in social capital, the concept has almost been canonised. Social capital and the idea of civil society emerging from it often appear as the cure-all to every single one of our problems. The features of social organisation, such as trust, norms, and networks, that can improve the efficiency of society by facilitating coordinated actions2 is how Putnam defines social capital; and indeed, those factors seem very appealing. But a dense concept of relations and trust, connectedness, networks and groups, the belief in reciprocity and exchanges, common rules, norms and sanctions3 is not entirely positive and harmless and therefore should not be embraced unquestioned. As every other concept, social capital as well is a two edged sword. Relationships matter4, is how Field summarizes the central thesis of the theory. And she is right. This essay tries to show that in fact a whole range of different kinds of relationships do exist in society, and that not all of them have a positive impact on the common good. 1 Solow, 2000, 7 2 Putnam, 1993, 169 3 central aspects of social capital as identified by Pretty/Ward, 2001 4 Field, 1996, 1.
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The "dark side" of social capital
DE NWISBN: 9783638237239 bzw. 3638237230, in Deutsch, GRIN Verlag GmbH, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, sofort lieferbar.
2003, 18 Seiten, Englisch, Social CapitalSuch things as trust, the willingness and capacity to cooperate and coordinate,the habit of contributing to a common effort even when noone is watching [].11. IntroductionThe idea of social capital that developed in sociology has in recent years spread allover the disciplines and become more influential in politics and economics as well. Itis known to make economy flourish and increase the democratic performance of astate. Social bonds lower the costs of working together, social capital facilitates cooperation.People have the confidence to invest in collective activities, knowing thatothers will also do so. With the rising interest in social capital, the concept has almostbeen canonised. Social capital and the idea of civil society emerging from it oftenappear as the cure-all to every single one of our problems.The features of social organisation, such as trust, norms, and networks, that canimprove the efficiency of society by facilitating.
2003, 18 Seiten, Englisch, Social CapitalSuch things as trust, the willingness and capacity to cooperate and coordinate,the habit of contributing to a common effort even when noone is watching [].11. IntroductionThe idea of social capital that developed in sociology has in recent years spread allover the disciplines and become more influential in politics and economics as well. Itis known to make economy flourish and increase the democratic performance of astate. Social bonds lower the costs of working together, social capital facilitates cooperation.People have the confidence to invest in collective activities, knowing thatothers will also do so. With the rising interest in social capital, the concept has almostbeen canonised. Social capital and the idea of civil society emerging from it oftenappear as the cure-all to every single one of our problems.The features of social organisation, such as trust, norms, and networks, that canimprove the efficiency of society by facilitating.
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The dark side of social capital
~EN NW EB DLISBN: 9783638237239 bzw. 3638237230, vermutlich in Englisch, GRIN Verlag, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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The dark side of social capital
DE NWISBN: 9783638237239 bzw. 3638237230, in Deutsch, Grin-Verlag, München , Deutschland, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Versandkostenfrei.
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