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Sozialkapital und Sozialpartnerschaft

Social capital and social partnership
[journal article]

Chaloupek, Günther

Abstract

'Der Begriff 'Sozialkapital' wird in verschiedener, oft unscharfer Bedeutung verwendet. Zunächst wird der Inhalt des Begriffs Sozialkapital im Unterschied zum Sachkapital und zum Humankapital dargestellt. In der Literatur wird Sozialkapital in hohem Maß mit generellem Vertrauen und auf Gegenseitigke... view more

'Der Begriff 'Sozialkapital' wird in verschiedener, oft unscharfer Bedeutung verwendet. Zunächst wird der Inhalt des Begriffs Sozialkapital im Unterschied zum Sachkapital und zum Humankapital dargestellt. In der Literatur wird Sozialkapital in hohem Maß mit generellem Vertrauen und auf Gegenseitigkeit beruhender Bereitschaft zu gemeinwohlorientiertem Verhalten identifiziert. Sozialpartnerschaft kann als spezifische Form dieses Vertrauensverhältnisses zwischen sozialen Gruppen gesehen werden, das eine friedliche Regulierung von Interessengegensätzen ermöglicht. Die so genannte 'Neue lnstitutionenökonomie' bietet einen dem Konzept des Sozialkapitals verwandten Ansatz zur näheren Analyse der Arbeitsbeziehungen als 'relationale Kontrakte', ebenso Olsons Theorie des kollektiven Handelns, v. a. sein Begriff der 'umfassenden Organisation'. Damit kann erklärt werden, in welchen Formen Sozialkapital die wirtschaftliche Performance verbessern kann. Es bleibt allerdings fraglich, ob die Bezeichnung von institutionellen Arrangements als 'soziales Kapital' tatsächlich ein besseres Verständnis dieser Zusammenhänge ermöglicht.' (Autorenreferat)... view less


'The concept of 'social capital' is used in different contexts, often with a rather vague meaning. At the beginning of the article the content of the 'social capital' concept is discussed, contrasting it against 'real capital' and 'human capital'. To a large extent 'social capital' is identified wit... view more

'The concept of 'social capital' is used in different contexts, often with a rather vague meaning. At the beginning of the article the content of the 'social capital' concept is discussed, contrasting it against 'real capital' and 'human capital'. To a large extent 'social capital' is identified with trust and the practice of civic virtues in society. Social partnership represents a specific form of comprehensive trust relationships between social groups, supporting a peaceful regulation of interest conflicts. Designed as 'relational contracts', the so-called 'new institutional economics' offers an approach for the analysis of industrial relations, similar to that of social capital. This is also true for Olson's theory of collective action, particularly for his concept of 'encompassing organizations'. This helps explaining, how social capital contributes positively to economic performance. Whether institutional arrangements really can be understood better by classifying them as 'social capital', still represents an open question.' (author's abstract)|... view less

Keywords
social partnership; interest group; neoclassical theory; concept; institutional economics; labor relations; collective behavior; altruistic behavior; social capital

Classification
General Sociology, Basic Research, General Concepts and History of Sociology, Sociological Theories
Sociology of Economics

Method
theory application; descriptive study

Document language
German

Publication Year
2003

Page/Pages
p. 375-386

Journal
SWS-Rundschau, 43 (2003) 3

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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