Social Capital and Networks

Existing research stops short of explaining why nonprofit organizations develop certain forms of collaborations instead of others. In this article, the authors combine resource dependency, institutional, and network theories to examine the factors that influence the likelihood that nonprofit organizations develop form…

• MUHİTTİN ACAR

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• İBRAHİM SEMİH AKÇOMAK

Abstract Background The effective implementation of government policies and measures for controlling the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic requires compliance from the public. This study aimed to examine cross-sectional and longitudinal associations of trust in government regarding COVID-19 control with the…

• HANDAN AKKAŞ

While the positive consequences of social capital and civil society are widely accepted and appreciated, the question of how they originate and can be sustained has received relatively little attention from scholars. In this study, we approach this question from a cross-national and individual-level perspective by exa…

• AIDA JUST

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• İBRAHİM SEMİH AKÇOMAK

Abstract This paper aims to provide a brief review of the much neglected ‘dark side’ of social capital. To highlight the contextual nature of social capital by way of examples from different geographies, we draw attention to the potentially detrimental effects associated with the concept. A significant body of literat…

• TÜZİN BAYCAN

This study was conducted to examine the relationship between social capital, innovation capability and innovation. Social capital and its link with innovation capability and innovation have remained relatively underexplored in literature and this study aims to fill this gap through developing and testing an integrativ…

• İNCİ FATMA KURTULGAN
• SALİH YEŞİL

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• BURCU ÖZCAN

Experienced interviewers are commonly thought to achieve better quality survey data than inexperienced interviewers. Yet few empirical examinations of differences in data quality on attitudinal questions for experienced versus inexperienced interviewers exist. In this article, we examine whether experienced and inexpe…

Political trust is an important indicator of political legitimacy. Hence, seemingly decreasing levels of political trust in Western democracies have stimulated a growing body of research on the causes and consequences of political trust. However, the neglect of potential measurement problems of political trust raises…

• SEDEF TURPER ALIŞIK

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• MİTHAT DURAK

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• EMRE ŞENOL DURAK
• MİTHAT DURAK