Social Capital: A New Perspective for Constructing Vulnerable Groups' Social Security
Weizhi Chen
Abstract
Weizhi Chen
Abstract
Social capital is a kind of social resource or a kind of social property characterized with economizing and producing.Constructing a good kind of social for vulnerable groups is necessary for constructing a harmonious social society.It is a fact that the public sector cannot supply vulnerable groups enough social at present.Under the circumstances,social capital,which is social-oriented and individual-oriented,can supply oneself-security and transforming security what the government and market cannot solve.What the detailed measures of constructing social capital include establishing individual social relationships,forming public organizations,constructing trust and rules,promoting beneficial exchange.
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Social capital is a kind of social resource or a kind of social property characterized with economizing and producing.Constructing a good kind of social for vulnerable groups is necessary for constructing a harmonious social society.It is a fact that the public sector cannot supply vulnerable groups enough social at present.Under the circumstances,social capital,which is social-oriented and individual-oriented,can supply oneself-security and transforming security what the government and market cannot solve.What the detailed measures of constructing social capital include establishing individual social relationships,forming public organizations,constructing trust and rules,promoting beneficial exchange.
Key concepts: Social entropy, Social capital, Social change, Social group, Individual capital, Social transformation, Government (linguistics), Social security