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Direct linkAlesia A. Zuccala; Maria S. Jensen; Emilie K. Waern; Morten Hertzum – Research Evaluation, 2024
Many studies concerning social capital in academia have used social network theory and social network analysis as an approach. Social network analysis focuses on a boundary set of actors in a network and what it reveals as an outcome of social capital. However, social capital is also a precursor or catalyst for cooperative work. Here, we…
Descriptors: Social Capital, College Faculty, Teacher Surveys, Teacher Collaboration
