Academic Articles by Tristan Claridge
The following is a list of articles by Tristan Claridge that have been published on this website.
Social Capital 2027: Bringing Research, Policy and Practice Together
Conference of the International Social Capital Association Social capital has never been more important. Around the world, societies are confronting declining trust, political polarisation, loneliness, institutional uncertainty and rapid technological
Call for Expressions of Interest – Book Chapters Social Capital: Key Debates and Contending Perspectives
We are seeking Expressions of Interest for an edited volume to be published by Edward Elgar Publishing that brings together contending perspectives on social capital and the debates that continue
New Practice Paper Released: Social Capital Impact Assessment (SCIA)
The Institute for Social Capital has published a new Practice Paper introducing Social Capital Impact Assessment (SCIA), a governance-relevant approach to understanding how decisions shape long-term social capacity. Titled Social
New COURSE on Disaster & Emergency Management and Social Capital
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new online course: Disaster & Emergency Management and Social Capital Enrol now with a 30% off introductory sale for a limited time
New Research Report on Social Capital in Guernsey Unveiled
We are excited to announce the release of an innovative research report on social capital in Guernsey, offering insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the island’s social networks and
New PODCAST on Social Capital now available!
The first episode of our new podcast is now available. In this weekly series, we explore. various topics related to social capital, navigating the divergent perspectives stemming from their academic disciplines.
“Social Capital in Practice” Now Available
We have just published our general guide for the practical application of social capital. This guide is the result of over 20 years of work on the theoretical and practical application of social capital. Tristan breaks down the complexity of social capital into more easily understood components and establishes the logic of social capital and provides a framework that is suitable for any application.
Social capital online training available in March 2024
In March 2024, we are running a 3-week course on social capital with three self-paced lessons and an optional Zoom tutorial each week. See the full course details here. Week
Call for Research Participants: The social capital paradigm and its conceptual pillars
If you are interested in theories of social capital, please consider participating in this research. What is the purpose of this research? You are invited to take part in this
Using ChatGPT to learn about social capital
ChatGPT is a useful platform to explore new subjects, but it’s not always reliable. It can be challenging to distinguish between accurate and inaccurate information, especially when you’re unfamiliar with