Institutional Affiliation as a Measure of Organizational Social Capital: A Case Study of Korea
Abstract
It has been a widespread practice in the literature to measure organizational social capital with a summated scale of the number of memberships in voluntary associations. However, treating all associations alike may produce biased conclusions. This study therefore proposes that institutional affiliation, defined as a socially contextualized pattern of group belonging, is a form of organizational social capital. Specifically, I suggest that there...
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Title
Institutional Affiliation as a Measure of Organizational Social Capital: A Case Study of Korea
Published Date
Oct 6, 2015
Journal
Volume
129
Issue
2
Pages
699 - 716
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