... and Vietnam. Adopting an interpretive, microsociological perspective, it explores whether drinking contexts are perceived as shaping identity, social belonging, boundary negotiation and access to networks across cultural and occupational settings. Design/methodology/approach A survey was conducted...

...Mudit Kumar Singh; James Moody Purpose The purpose of this paper is to find theoretical and practical linkages between social capital, network and community participation. The study examines the role of popular social capital and its forms in shaping community participation under the influence...

.... The second dimension of social capital is network density, which includes both formal and informal professional networks. Social cohesion and network density are positively correlated. By conceptualizing social capital as an individual‐level attribute, this research shows that the employment of dentists...