Bourdieu and Social Capital

Implementation of social capital for multipurpose cooperative autonomy

“…The (Asquith 2019). The relationship factor between structure and agency shows the individual's decisive role (supported by educational qualifications' adequacy) to become a significant social capital (Bourdieu 1986).…”

“…It also received recognition from qualifiers (structures), such as the state, the central government, the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs, the Provincial Government of East Java, and the Department of Cooperatives and SMEs. The skills, qualifications, and reputation of the two individuals are based not only on the level of their education but also on their successes and strengths in the context of the particular area and social field they are developing (Asquith 2019). Bourdieu's conception of individual social capital is shaped by capabilities, the status of the field of struggle, the impact on the cultural sphere, the symbolism inherent in the individual, family background, status in society, economic conditions, and attachment to certain forms of cultural activity (Field 2008).…”

“…Therefore social capital is something that is owned by groups, not individuals. The strength of family or community social capital is owned by a combination of individual forces or human capital that can influence and encourage social change (Asquith 2019).…”

“…Individual capacity as social capital, of course, transmits values to encourage social change. Likewise, the community element as social capital encourages social change but will not be maximally successful if it does not involve networks and mutual trust (Field 2008, Gelderblom 2018, Asquith 2019.…”