Political Social Networks Questions
The concept of social capital in political social networks refers to the resources, trust, and connections that individuals and groups possess within a social network. It encompasses the social relationships, norms, and networks that enable individuals to collaborate, cooperate, and collectively achieve common goals within the political sphere. Social capital in political social networks can be measured by the extent of social ties, the level of trust and reciprocity among network members, and the ability to mobilize resources and influence political outcomes. It plays a crucial role in facilitating political participation, collective action, and the functioning of democratic processes.