Academic Articles by Tristan Claridge
The following is a list of articles by Tristan Claridge that have been published on this website.
Rules, precedents, and procedures An aspect of the structural dimension of social capital
Export Reference Download PDF Print Rules, precedents, and procedures commonly mentioned as an element of the structural dimension of social capital. The other dimensions of social capital being the relational
Roles An aspect of the structural dimension of social capital
Export Reference Download PDF Print Roles are commonly mentioned as an element of the structural dimension of social capital. The other dimensions of social capital being the relational and cognitive
Shared narratives An aspect of the cognitive dimension of social capital
Export Reference Download PDF Print Shared narratives are commonly mentioned as elements of the cognitive dimension of social capital. The other dimensions of social capital being the structural and relational
Shared goals, shared purpose, shared vision An aspect of the cognitive dimension of social capital
Export Reference Download PDF Print Shared goals and shared purpose are commonly mentioned as elements of the cognitive dimension of social capital. The other dimensions of social capital being the
Shared language and codes An aspect of the cognitive dimension of social capital
Export Reference Download PDF Print Shared language is commonly mentioned as one of the elements of the cognitive dimension of social capital. The other dimensions of social capital being the
Social capital at different levels and dimensions A typology of social capital
Export Reference Download PDF Print Social capital has been criticised for being incredibly broad and potentially related to everything, a kind of catch-all. It is often treated differently in different
New Zealand’s pandemic response: solidarity in a post-truth world
New Zealand’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been distinctly different to many developed countries that have been plagued by inaction, divisiveness, misinformation, blame and deflection. New Zealand has shown
Individual social capital and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented interruption to physical social interaction. A significant proportion of the world’s population is in some form of isolation or lockdown, with limited access to
What does the COVID-19 pandemic tell us about our society?
Why has COVID-19 become a pandemic? There are lots of other pathogens that have not become so prevalent. Why has this virus rapidly spread to people virtually everywhere on earth
What is social capitalism?
Social capitalism is any capitalist system that is structured with the ideology of liberty, equality, and justice. Instead of aiming to accumulate only economic forms of capital, it explicitly values
