Purpose–The purpose of this article is to review current literature on intellectual capital and
its second‐tier sub‐components with a view to developing an improved research framework …

Tracing the evolution of social capital since his highly acclaimed contribution of 2001 (Social
Capital Versus Social Theory), Ben Fine consolidates his position as the world's leading …

abstract It is often assumed that directors with human capital such as prior management
experience or independence from the company are the most influential board members. By …

This book brings together key insights from urban studies and network studies in order to
understand whether and how spatial segregation matters for personal networks and …

In the field of ethnic relations and more widely in the study of transnationalism, ethnicity has
been recognized as being a significant component in the reproduction of familial, national …

Creation and use of social capital is considered to be one of the emerging tools of
development programmes. It is valued as one of the vital link to replace physical capital with …

The voluntary sector has been mainstreamed into public policy with consequences that
include more reliance upon the time, commitment and skills of volunteers. In many policy …

Corporate social capital involves the likelihood of ego actors accessing and using the
resources held by their network alters to facilitate work-related goals. Corporate social …

Abstract In Bowling Alone Robert Putnam considers the possibility that the growth of private
health clubs and the rising rates of membership to such clubs might represent a counter …

S hucksmith (2012) has recently suggested that rural research might be refreshed by
incorporating theoretical insights that have emerged through a renewal of class analysis …