• [Social Capital: A review from an ethics perspective] In this paper we extend previous reviews of the social capital literature to encompass an ethics perspective. First, we update previous reviews of social capital. Social capital continues to gain currency in both academic and practical circles, despite relatively little critical reflection on the implications of promoting this popular concept. Our work goes some way to rectifying this paucity in understanding what has been termed the ‗dark side‘ of social capital. In particular, we review the social capital concept from the perspective of three theories of business ethics: utilitarianism, justice and ethic of care. While the utilitarian perspective closely parallels accounts of social capital‘s rationale, the concept‘s operation is mirrored very closely by the assumptions underpinning the ethic of care, while the dark side of social capital is commonly given voice in justice-based critiques. We conclude by considering the implications of our analysis. socialcapital social_capital capital_social artigos etica system:filetype:pdf system:media:document
• [Civic Capital as the Missing Link] This chapter reviews the recent debate about the role of social capital in economics. We argue that all the difficulties this concept has encountered in economics are due to a vague and excessively broad definition. For this reason, we restrict social capital to the set of values and beliefs that help cooperation—which for clarity we label civic capital. We argue that this definition differentiates social capital from human capital and satisfies the properties of the standard notion of capital. We then argue that civic capital can explain why differences in economic performance persist over centuries and discuss how the effect of civic capital can be distinguished empirically from other variables that affect economic performance and its persistence, including institutions and geography. socialcapital social_capital ecn_civil capital_social capital_civil economia economics artigos system:filetype:pdf system:media:document
• [BBC - Thinking Allowed, Social Capital] A new concept came along, ‘social capital’, and it revolutionised the way people are governed and communities are planned. The only trouble is …it’s completely wrong. That is the contention of sociologist Ben Fine. He claims that ‘social capital’ is part of a mindset that sees everything as quantifiable assets akin to money or commercial resources. Are communities, neighbourhoods and the people more complicated than that? Laurie Taylor discusses an idea which has had a huge impact on social science and beyond, and asks whether it is time to abandon the assumption that people have social qualities that can be weighed and measured. David Halpern from the Institute for Government defends the concept. socialcapital social_capital capital_social podcast
• [Ética do bem comum e o interesse público] O presente estudo sobre o Princípio do Bem Comum, que é um dos temas centrais da Ética Social, será feito sob a perspectiva filosófica aristotélico-tomista, aproveitando a tradição da filosofia grega e escolástico-medieval, que Wilhelm Leibniz3 denominou de philosophia perennis (“Discurso de Metafísica” – 1686). etica admpublica bem_comum interesse filosofia system:filetype:pdf system:media:document
• [Religiosity and Personal Well-Being: People Can Be Happy With or Without Religion] Despite all economic and social transitions that have occurred in the last centuries we still find that people go to church. Somehow religious beliefs have not vanished over time. Since there is no material reward for going to church or praying religiosity has to create utility through other means. It could raise peoples’ personal well-being. In this paper we use information from the World Values Survey about subjective happiness and life satisfaction. We relate this information to revealed religiosity and measure if religiosity makes people happier. We use different methods and also control for economic factors, family matters, health, and democracy. The key finding is that there seems to be a U-shaped relationship between personal well-being and religiosity, especially so for happiness. This result is consistent throughout all our estimations. Our analysis also gives hints that higher income might lead to higher subjective well-being. happiness felicidade artigos pesquisa academia religiao religion
• [Social Connections, Networks, and Social Capital Erosion: Evidence from Surveys and Field Experiments] Measuring trust, a cognitive social capital that can significantly affect cooperation among individuals and groups to take collective actions for joint benefits, is an important empirical research. This study aimed to understand the determinants of social capital with specific focus on the effect of individuals’ bonding social capital and bridging social capital. It explored the methods of measuring trust and identified the determining factors affecting trust/trustworthiness among village members in southwestern China’s Yunnan province. socialcapital social_capital capital_social networks redessociais artigos pesquisa
• [Multilevel Challenges and Opportunities in Social Capital Research -- Payne et al., 10.1177/0149206310372413 -- Journal of Management] Social capital refers to the resources derived from social relationships. Although the concept of social capital has been applied at the individual, group, and organizational levels of analysis, researchers have yet to fully embrace social capital’s potential as a multilevel lens through which we might better understand management and organizational phenomena. With a central objective of advancing social capital’s potential as a multilevel theoretical perspective, the authors make two contributions to the management literature. First, the authors comprehensively review two decades of management research to highlight how social capital has been empirically applied across levels of analysis. Second, based on the shortcomings and challenges revealed through the literature review, the authors identify and discuss avenues for future multilevel research, including suggestions for both macro and micro researchers. socialcapital social_capital capital_social artigos pesquisa
• [Capital social e implicancia de la participación en organizaciones religiosas en la inclusión social de ciudadanos cordobeses] El trabajo analiza la participación del tejido asociativo del capital social de la ciudad de Córdoba, y su relación con la implicancia socio-política de sus miembros, entendida como la dimensión política de la inclusión social. A partir de datos obtenidos por un cuestionario semi-estructurado realizado a 428 ciudadanos mayores de 18 años, se analizan específicamente las características socio-demográficas de los participantes en organizaciones católicas, evangélicas y otras organizaciones, las prácticas internas y externas a la organización realizadas durante el último año, y la percepción de eficacia resultante de sus prácticas. Finalmente, se reflexiona sobre el carácter ego-centrado de las normas de ciudadanía promovidas por organizaciones religiosas y las formas excluyentes de ciertas formas de participación organizacional. socialcapital social_capital capital_social religiao orgtheory organization organizational_theory
• [Desarrollo local y Análisis de Redes Sociales: el valor de las relaciones como factor del desarrollo socioeconómico] El nuevo modelo de desarrollo basado en lo local se asienta en la importancia que cobran los actores y las interacciones de estos para articular propuestas colectivas de adaptación, como lo ha puesto de manifiesto importantes aportaciones teórico-metodológicas, entre las que destaca el Sistema Productivo Local. Desde no hace mucho tiempo, el turismo se ha venido defendiendo como uno de los instrumentos apropiados para articular procesos de desarrollo local, en el que los actores y sus relaciones se convierten en elementos esenciales. Se hace necesario la configuración de modelos analíticos que realmente permitan poner de manifiesto que existe una asociación entre las redes de actores y el nivel de desarrollo, que es precisamente lo que aporta este trabajo. Es decir, la correlación que existe entre las características estructurales de las redes de actores y el nivel de desarrollo turístico de los territorios. social_capital socialnetworks redessociais desenvolvimento_ecn system:filetype:pdf system:media:document
• [Cómo son las redes de los indivíduos en situación de pobreza en el Brasil urbano] Este artículo presenta los resultados de una investigación reciente sobre las redes sociales de individuos pobres que viven en Sao Paulo, Brasil. La investigación ha levantado y analizado las redes de 209 individuos pobres que habitan siete espacios de la ciudad sometidos a distintos grados de segregación residencial, así como treinta individuos de la clase media. El presente trabajo presenta las principales características de las redes, así como explora el patrón de intensa variabilidad observada en las redes, incluso entre los individuos pobres. Los resultados indican la existencia de patrones claros de variación de las redes según su tamaño, estructura e inserción urbana, además de la sociabilidad que contienen, lo que permitió la construcción de una tipología de las redes y de las sociabilidades. redessociais socialnetworks social_networks pobreza

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• [Karl Polanyi's Concept of Embeddedness - Fred Block | Twine] Polanyi's intent is to show how sharply this conceptualization differs from the reality of human societies throughout recorded human his tory. Prior to the nineteenth century, he insists, the human economy was always embedded in society. socecn sociology embeddedness polanyi antropologia
• [Biblioteca Digital da FGV] Uma iniciativa para integrar e preservar, em um único portal, as publicações e a produção científica de todas as unidades da FGV. publicacao artigos fgv academia busca
• [O Conceito de Capital Social é Relevante para Explicar a Pobreza e a Riqueza das Nações?] Por Marcos Fernandes Gonçalves da Silva (FGV-EESP). socialcapital social_capital capital_social economia economics conceitos desenvolvimento_ecn
• [Capital Social: Vários Conceitos, um só Problema] Por Fabio Franklin Storino dos Santos (FGV-SP). Esta dissertação discute capital social, que está diretamente relacionado com um velho problema da vida social: os dilemas da ação coletiva, isto é, como uma sociedade pode desenvolver-se por meio de confiança mútua entre seus membros e cooperação em torno de objetivos comuns, evitando os velhos problemas envolvendo bens públicos, quais sejam, os 'caronas' e as atitudes 'caçadoras de renda'. Apontam-se as 4 principais correntes de pensamento que buscam definir o conceito de capital social: o comunitarismo de Tocqueville e Putnam, o capital social como gerador de capital humano de Coleman, o capital social no mercado das trocas simbólicas de Bourdieu e, por último, o capital social como infra-estrutura social (instituições) de North. socialcapital social_capital capital_social admpublica administracao adm conceitos
• [Cooperação, Capital Social e Desempenho Econômico: Um Estudo Analítico] Por Marcos Fernandes Gonçalves da Silva (FGV-EESP). O objetivo deste artigo é definir capital social como infra-estrutura social e procurar incluir tal variável num modelo de crescimento econômico. O capital social, visto de tal forma, teria impacto sobre a produtividade dos fatores de produção. capital_social socialcapital social_capital economia economics
• [A validade da generalização - Cadernos EBAPE.BR] Por Hermano Roberto Thiry-Cherques. Neste artigo, discuto a validade da generalização dos resultados de pesquisas no campo das ciências humanas e sociais. Discuto as características da extrapolação, da extensão e da analogia, além dos aspectos essenciais dos métodos indutivos, bem como as restrições do refutacionismo, do operacionalismo e do probabilismo. Concluo com um comentário sobre os limites e o alcance das generalizações. artigos orgtheory organization organizational_theory estudos_organizacionais metodologia methodology
• [Organizational Studies] Organizational Studies at the University of Michigan is an intellectually rigorous interdisciplinary program dedicated to the intensive theoretical, empirical, and experiential study of organization(s) in society. orgtheory organization organizational_theory estudos_organizacionais administracao adm
• [Confederação Nacional de Municípios] Site com várias informações sobre os municípios do Brasil. admpublica governo government
• [A elegância: mais que boas maneiras] A elegância não deve ser uma característica puramente externa, mas vir de dentro, fruto da posse completa da própria interioridade. Por Ricardo Yepes Stork (1953-1996) Foi Professor de Filosofia na Universidade de Navarra (Espanha) e autor de diversos livros, entre eles Fundamentos de Antropologia. none
• [Anomia] João Lopes Neto define o conceito de Anomia, presente nas obras de Durkheim e Merton. socecn sociology conceitos

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• [Revista Novos Estudos: Raízes sociais e ideológicas do Lulismo] Autor: André Singer. O artigo sugere hipóteses para compreender o realinhamento eleitoral que teria ocorrido em 2006. O subproletariado, que sempre se manteve distante de Lula, aderiu em bloco à sua candidatura depois do primeiro mandato, ao mesmo tempo em que a classe média se afastou dela. A explicação estaria em uma nova configuração ideológica, que mistura elementos de esquerda e de direita. O discurso e a prática, que unem manutenção da estabilidade e ação distributiva do Estado, encontram‑se na raiz da formação do lulismo. politica politics governo
• [adam smith: the first economist of religion « orgtheory.net] Adam Smith como o primeiro economista de religião. economia economics economia-religiao ecn_civil orgtheory organizational_theory
• [does the economics of religion just miss the point? « orgtheory.net] artigo sobre o papel da religião na cultura e na economia. economia economics economia-religiao orgtheory organizational_theory
• [Pesquisar por: SEÇÃO » Vídeos: VEJA entrevista Fernando Barreto, fundador da Webcitizen e do site Vote na Web] Com o intuito de usar a tecnologia para desenvolver ferramentas que promovecem o engajamento cívivo, Fernando Barreto fundou há um ano a Webcitizen. Em 14 de novembro, saiu do papel o primeiro projeto da empresa: o Vote na Web. No site, qualquer cidadão pode opinar sobre os projetos de lei que tramitam nas duas casas do legislativo e acompanhar como votaram os parlamentares. Outra proposta é traduzir os projetos para uma linguagem compreensível, tornando-os mais transparentes. Em dois meses de existência, o Vote na Web computou mais de 8 mil votos. Entre os 110 projetos cadastrados, alguns são considerados utópicos pelos internautas, como por exemplo o que defende a implantação da Banda Larga em todo o território nacional. Outros, entre eles o que pretende estampar a bandeira do Brasil nos uniformes escolares, são vistos como bizarros. gov2.0 government governo government2.0 cibercultura icolabora ecn_civil
• [Classic Cat - the free classical music mp3 and video directory] Indexa performances de música clássica disponíveis gratuitamente. musica music free
• [The Doctrines of One Obscure and Heterodox Scholastic - Murray N. Rothbard - Mises Institute] economia economics economia-religiao
• [Civic Culture, Institutions and the Performance of Governments, por Peter Kotzian] Civic culture is seen as important for the stability of democracy, but also for the political and economic performance of countries. Just as the economy requires certain individual level attitudes, labeled social capital, for its smooth operating, successful democratic governance requires a certain level of political capital, understood as properties and attitudes of citizens which are conducive for democratic proceedings. Despite strong theoretical arguments, there are few tests of these arguments. In particular, there is a lack of studies comparing the effect of civic culture with the effect of institutions. This paper undertakes an analysis of the relationship between political and social capital on the one side, and the performance of democratic governments on the other side. Using a sample of 48 countries, our finding indicates that there are positive effects of political capital on the level and the development of governmental performance. socialcapital social_capital capital_social governo governanca ecn_civil
• [The Challenge of Poverty and the Poverty of Islamic Economics, por Mohammad Farooq] In the past half century Islamic economics was eclipsed by Islamic finance movement. Gradually Islamic economics has taken a back seat without any economy to back it up empirically. Although Islamic finance emerged as an offshoot of Islamic economics and with the blessing and advocacy from Islamic economists, prevailing patterns of Islamic finance are markedly delinked from any broader developmental goals. Can Islamic economics step up to the challenge of poverty, or is Islamic economics itself suffering from poverty of substance? Those are the questions dealt with in this exploratory paper. economia economia-religiao desenvolvimento_ecn
• [Livro Organization Theory, de Oliver E. Williamson] This collection of papers is edited by renowned business thinker Oliver Williamson, who is currently Transamerica Professor of Corporate Strategy at the School of Business Administration at Berkeley. The fiftieth anniversary of the publication of Chester I. Barnard's remarkable and still influential book, The Functions of the Executive , was celebrated with a seminar series at the University of California, Berkeley in the Spring of 1988. Eight of those lectures are published here. The contributors include organization specialists and sociologists (Barbara Levitt and James March; W. Richard Scott; Glenn Carroll; Jeffrey Pfeffer), an anthropologist, a political scientist, and two economists (Mary Douglas; Terry Moe; Oliver Hart; Oliver Williamson). An important contribution to organization theory, this volume reports on recent progress in this field, and projects a productive research future. livros_editoras estudos_organizacionais orgtheory organization organizational_theory
• [Oxford University Press: Making the Social World: John Searle] There are few more important philosophers at work today than John Searle, a creative and contentious thinker who has shaped the way we think about mind and language. Now he offers a profound understanding of how we create a social reality–a reality of money, property, governments, marriages, stock markets and cocktail parties.
  The paradox he addresses in Making the Social World is that these facts only exist because we think they exist and yet they have an objective existence. Continuing a line of investigation begun in his earlier book The Construction of Social Reality , Searle identifies the precise role of language in the creation of all "institutional facts." His aim is to show how mind, language and civilization are natural products of the basic facts of the physical world described by physics, chemistry and biology. livros_editoras filosofia razão instituicao

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