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Author
Łopaciuk-Gonczaryk Beata
Title
Oddziaływanie kapitału społecznego korporacji na efektywność pracowników
The Impact of Corporate Social Capital on Employee Efficiency
Source
Gospodarka Narodowa, 2008, nr 1-2, s. 37-55, tabl., bibliogr. 41 poz.
Keyword
Efektywność, Kapitał społeczny, Korporacje, Relacje międzyludzkie
Effectiveness, Social capital, Corporation, Interpersonal relations
Note
summ.
Abstract
Opracowanie ma na celu nie tylko zestawienie istniejących koncepcji kapitału społecznego wewnątrz firmy, lecz również dokonanie ich syntezy, czego próbą jest propozycja autorskiego modelu zależności pomiędzy dwoma typami kapitału społecznego korporacji a efektywnością pracowników. Rozpoznane w artykule, na podstawie analizy literatury, wyzwania badawcze wskazują kierunki dalszych badań nad kapitałem społecznym w korporacji, zaś zaproponowane hipotezy mają wartość przede wszystkim jako punkt wyjścia do badań empirycznych. Ważnym kolejnym krokiem zdaniem autorki jest znalezienie najlepszych metod operacjonalizacji zaproponowanych powyżej wskaźników obu typów kapitału społecznego. Weryfikacja empiryczna zaproponowanego modelu ma szansę dostarczyć istotnych argumentów do dalszej dyskusji nad znaczeniem kapitału społecznego korporacji, twierdzi autorka.

The paper focuses on corporate social capital and analyzes the mechanisms in which it influences employee efficiency. The author proposes a model to examine the relationship between social capital and employee efficiency. Łopaciuk-Gonczaryk offers a synthesis of available literature on the subject, with a special emphasis on some of the most controversial problems in this area. The paper describes two types of corporate social capital: bonding capital and bridging capital. They are usually analyzed separately by economists, but Łopaciuk-Gonczaryk looks at them together while examining the influence of social capital on efficiency. She also zeroes in on the interaction between bonding and bridging capital. The theoretical analysis made in the paper should be followed up by empirical research, the author concludes. (original abstract)
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