Networks, Trust and Social Capital
Theoretical and Empirical Investigations from Europe
Networks, Trust and Social Capital
Theoretical and Empirical Investigations from Europe
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’Whether one is interested in the conceptualization and complex theoretical debates on the notions of social capital, trust and social network or in their application in concrete social contexts (particularly Eastern European ones), she/he will find in Koniordos’ volume a wealth of empirical material, useful information and penetrating insights. The book gives the reader an excellent overall picture, a sense of the state of the art...pivotal for the social sciences problem area.’ Nicos Mouzelis, Emeritus Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK ’Social Capital has rapidly established itself as one of the central concepts in the social sciences. This book will surely establish a reputation for itself as the key application of this idea to economic sociology. It establishes a novel and distinctive orientation to the field and its contributors propose some intriguing ideas about the relationships between trust and network structure in a range of European economies.’ John Scott, Essex University, UK ’...provides the reader with a broader view of current thinking on economic sociology and networks, trust and social capital.’ Entrepreneurship and Innovation ’...a collection of engrossing essays based on the notions of social capital, networks and trust...a useful text for research-orientated readers as well as practicing professionals...the book will serve as a source of relevant reference for research in this area.’ Journal of Entrepreneurship
’Whether one is interested in the conceptualization and complex theoretical debates on the notions of social capital, trust and social network or in their application in concrete social contexts (particularly Eastern European ones), she/he will find in Koniordos’ volume a wealth of empirical material, useful information and penetrating insights. The book gives the reader an excellent overall picture, a sense of the state of the art...pivotal for the social sciences problem area.’ Nicos Mouzelis, Emeritus Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK ’Social Capital has rapidly established itself as one of the central concepts in the social sciences. This book will surely establish a reputation for itself as the key application of this idea to economic sociology. It establishes a novel and distinctive orientation to the field and its contributors propose some intriguing ideas about the relationships between trust and network structure in a range of European economies.’ John Scott, Essex University, UK ’...provides the reader with a broader view of current thinking on economic sociology and networks, trust and social capital.’ Entrepreneurship and Innovation ’...a collection of engrossing essays based on the notions of social capital, networks and trust...a useful text for research-orientated readers as well as practicing professionals...the book will serve as a source of relevant reference for research in this area.’ Journal of Entrepreneurship
Sokratis M. Koniordos is Assistant Professor in Economic Sociology, Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.
’Whether one is interested in the conceptualization and complex theoretical debates on the notions of social capital, trust and social network or in their application in concrete social contexts (particularly Eastern European ones), she/he will find in Koniordos’ volume a wealth of empirical material, useful information and penetrating insights. The book gives the reader an excellent overall picture, a sense of the state of the art...pivotal for the social sciences problem area.’ Nicos Mouzelis, Emeritus Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK ’Social Capital has rapidly established itself as one of the central concepts in the social sciences. This book will surely establish a reputation for itself as the key application of this idea to economic sociology. It establishes a novel and distinctive orientation to the field and its contributors propose some intriguing ideas about the relationships between trust and network structure in a range of European economies.’ John Scott, Essex University, UK ’...provides the reader with a broader view of current thinking on economic sociology and networks, trust and social capital.’ Entrepreneurship and Innovation ’...a collection of engrossing essays based on the notions of social capital, networks and trust...a useful text for research-orientated readers as well as practicing professionals...the book will serve as a source of relevant reference for research in this area.’ Journal of Entrepreneurship
Sokratis M. Koniordos is Assistant Professor in Economic Sociology, Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.