
handle: 11499/1008 , 20.500.12513/895
Bu çalışmanın amacı, sosyal sermaye yaklaşımının insan kaynakları boyutunu ve kavramların birbiri ile ilişkisini ve karşılıklılığını sergilemektir. İnsan kaynakları politikaları ve yetkin ve gelişkin insan sermayesi, çalışma performansını doğrudan etkileyen unsurlardır. Dolayısıyla insan sermayesi ya da entelektüel kapital olarak insan kaynaklarının önemi giderek artmaktadır. Çalışmada, sosyal kapitali etkileyen unsurlar olarak bu süreçlerde yaşanan değişimler, Francis Fukuyama’nın “Büyük çöküş” ve “Güven” eserleri çerçevesinde analiz edilmektedir. The aim of this study is to display conceptually the relationship and interaction between the matter of human resources and the concept of social capital. Human resources policy and human capital with enhanced competence will have direct impact on work performance; therefore, this paper deals with the increased importance of human resource management due to the fact that it nurtures human/intellectual capital. The resulting changes in social capital brought about by these changes are analyzed from the framework of Fukuyama's thoughts developed through his book “The Great Disruption” and “Trust”.
İnsan Kaynakları, Human Resources, Disiplinler Arası, Güven, Trust, Yenilikçilik, Sosyal Sermaye, Social Capital, Collective Network, Kollektif Ağ, Innovation, Sosyal Bilimler
İnsan Kaynakları, Human Resources, Disiplinler Arası, Güven, Trust, Yenilikçilik, Sosyal Sermaye, Social Capital, Collective Network, Kollektif Ağ, Innovation, Sosyal Bilimler
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