What Contributes to the Gender Gap? A Blinder–Oaxaca Decomposition Analysis of Hidden Workers in Australia by Sora Lee, Woojin Kang

“…Human capital, including education, health endowment, and social capital, is negatively associated with the likelihood of being a hidden worker and reduces the gender gap. …”
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Approach to the Development of Human Capital by S. A. Antonov

“…Actualizing more in-depth study of a social capital and quality of life area, at the same time, as the main problem lying in the basis of the human capital development is determination of the balancing principles of social and economic parameters.…”
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INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERING AS A RESOURCE OF RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES by Maria V. Pevnaya, Anastasiya N. Kalinina

“…The article highlights the role of international volunteering in the development of universities, examines the social capital of international volunteers from Russian universities. …”
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Développement humain, développement durable et « pays en développement » : comment articuler et mesurer les différentes dimensions ? by Bruno Boidin

“…This leads us to consider the complex relations between the various assets (health, education, social capital…), characterized by irreversibility effects which can jeopardize sustainability. …”
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Développement humain, développement durable et « pays en développement » : comment articuler et mesurer les différentes dimensions ? by Bruno Boidin

“…This leads us to consider the complex relations between the various assets (health, education, social capital…), characterized by irreversibility effects which can jeopardize sustainability. …”
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Building a new life in Australia: an analysis of the first wave of the longitudinal study of humanitarian migrants in Australia to assess the association between social integration... by Wen Chen, Li Ling, Andre M N Renzaho

“…Social integration was measured using four dimensions: economic integration, acculturation, social capital and self-identity.Results More than half (63%), 47% and 49% of participants self-rated well on the general health, physical function and role-physical dimensions, respectively and 46% reported not having any bodily pain. …”
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The Philosomer by Anthony Gritten

“…Whose collaboration increases social capital? Who evaluates practitioners’ self-management? …”
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LINKING SMALL-SCALE FARMERS TO MARKET THROUGH AN EFFICIENT SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT by Lê Như Bích

“…For smallholder farmers, their participation in such value-added chains is contingent upon the formation of formal or informal groups, thereby providing some economies of scale and a greater capacity to meet the needs of their downstream customers. Trust and social capital is instrumental in the formation of these groups.…”
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Inégalités dans l’accès et dans le financement des soins au Tadjikistan : le rôle des stratégies informelles et des migrations by Sandra Pellet

“…Different strategies are then put in place by households: informal solidarity, reliance on traditional medicine, mobilization of social capital. What if migration was part of these strategies to improve their access to healthcare?…”
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The Impact of Family Sustainable Livelihood and Environmental Cognition on Herdsmen’s Choice of Production Behavior by Qihang Wang, Yinjia Miao

“…The consequences illustrated that the social capital followed by material capital, financial capital, and human capital has the greatest impact on herdsmen’s production behaviors, but the natural capital played a vital role in promoting herdsmen’s choice of raising breeding scale. …”
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Effects of clinical stage, behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia, and living arrangement on social distance towards people with dementia. by Kae Ito, Shuji Tsuda

“…For Vignette D, possession of social capital (p≤0.001) and having experience of social contact with PLWD (p<0.001 to p = 0.006) were independently associated with lower social distance across all dementia stages. …”
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THE IMPACT OF PROTESTANTISM ON THE ECONOMY OF THE COHO CHIL PEOPLE IN LAM DONG PROVINCE by Minh Nhat Mai, Thi Hien Tran

“…Protestantism creates a social network and social capital that not only influences their economic life, but also provides timely material support for Christians in need. …”
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Differences in Regional Economic Prosperity: Do State Policies Matter? – An Empirical Investigation of Data from the German States by Thomas Döring, Lorenz Blume

“…This article provides empirical evidence that determinants like geography, urbanization, industrial mix and social capital explain 68 percent of the variation in GDP per worker among West German regions. …”
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Collectifs logistiques et territoires dans les circuits courts alimentaires de proximité : la robustesse de la coopération analysée au prisme des communs by Céline Raimbert, Gwenaëlle Raton

“…We consider them new because they do not lie on previous social capital and they imply new actors to collaborate with. …”
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Structuring connections for landscape care. The case of Casilino Ecomuseum in Rome by Raffaella Riva, Claudio Gnessi

“…In this context, cultural institutions play a fundamental role, facilitating the construction of social capital. The case of ecomuseums is emblematic, because they offer methods, tools and practices for the recognition of local identities, co-design, care and management of the landscape and its economic value as well. …”
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Theoretical framework and methods for the analysis of the adoption-diffusion of innovations in agriculture: a bibliometric review by Rafael Mesa Manzano, Javier Esparcia Pérez

“…In recent years, social scientists have studied the diffusion and adoption of agricultural innovations from different approaches, such as innovation diffusion theory, behavioral models, econometric models, social capital and social network analysis, among others. …”
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A la recherche du développement socialement durable: concepts fondamentaux et principes de base by Jérôme Ballet, Jean-Luc Dubois, François-Régis Mahieu

“…These include human capital (education, health), social capital (relationships) as well as any capacity to use in an appropriate way these potentialities. …”
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‘God Gave us Legs to Walk!’ by Marizanne Grundlingh

“…Networks and family ties form an essential component of the financial and emotional survival of this group of women. The role of social capital is also investigated as it plays an important role in forging trust and reciprocity among participants of this study. …”
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The Influence of Individual Characteristics on Cultural Consumption from the Perspective of Complex Social Network by Hui Liu, Shuang Lu, Ximeng Wang, Shaobo Long

“…In the era of the digital economy, social network as an important social capital has an important influence on individual consumption decision-making. …”
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A Qualitative Study of Digital Religious Influence: Perspectives from Christian, Hindu, and Muslim Gen Y and Gen Z in Mumbai, India by Clyde Anieldath Missier

“…In this context, accrued social capital can help individuals develop resilience or resistance to online disinformation, hate speech, and radicalization. …”
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