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  1. When thinking about shocks, we too often focus on the individual (prepping, insurance) and the government (early warnings, physical infrastructure). We have lost sight of the critical role played by #socialcapital - the connections to others
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  2. Trust, support, and knowledge sharing: The role of #socialcapital in responsible scaling of #climate smart #agriculture - ScienceDirect

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  3. When we think about disasters, we spend too much time on the individual level (insurance, prepping) and the state (physical infrastructure, early warning). We ignore the power of #socialcapital - the connections that provide resources, information, + help
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  4. When we think about shocks, we too often focus on individual level action (hoarding, insurance) and top down state action (hazard warnings, physical infrastructure). We overlook the power of our #socialcapital - the ties that bind us - to help us
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  5. During shocks and disasters, what factors help us survive and thrive? In my PrepTalk for FEMA I argue that #socialcapital - the ties that connect us horizontally and vertically - are critical. They assist with getting through and recovery as well
    youtube.com/watch?v=z7A8m0zQ6T8

  6. During shocks and disasters, what factors help us survive and thrive? In my talk I argue that #socialcapital - the ties that bind us together - are critical
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  7. During shocks and disasters, what helps us survive and thrive? In my book Building Resilience I argue that #socialcapital - the ties that bind us - are critical
    amazon.com/Building-Resilience

  8. When thinking about disasters, we think too much about the individual (insurance, prepping) and the state (physical infrastructure systems, early warnings). We overlook the role of #socialcapital - the ties that bind us - to help us survive and thrive
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  9. When thinking about disasters, we too often focus on the individual level (prepping, insurance) or the government level (physical infrastructure, early warning systems). But we overlook the role of #socialcapital - the people in our networks
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  10. When thinking about disasters, we too often focus on the individual level (insurance, prepping, kits) or the government level (physical infrastructure, early warning systems). But we overlook the role of #socialcapital - the ties that bind us
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  11. When thinking about disasters, we took often focus on the individual level (prepping, insurance) or the government level (protective infrastructure, hazards warnings). But we overlook the role of #socialcapital - the ties that bind us together
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  12. Social Capital, Well-Being and Chinese Youth by Yan Xu & Zhiwei Qiu & Liyu Chen, 2026

    This book examines the relationship between social capital and sense of well-being among China’s youth. This is a population on whose well-being hangs the long-term social and economic development prospects of the entire country.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #China
    #SocialCapital
    #youth
    #Springer

  13. In thinking about disasters, we spend a lot of time talking about the individual level (insurance, prepping) and also the state level (mitigation, hazard warning, infrastructure). But we overlook the power of #socialcapital - the ties that bind us together
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  14. When we think about disasters, we focus too much on the individual level (insurance, prepping) and the government level (early warning systems, protective infrastructure). We miss the critical role played by #socialcapital - the people in our networks
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  15. Thrilled that with Dean Kyne and Dominic Kyei we have published a publicly accessible, public-data based map of bonding, bridging, and linking #socialcapital across the US: Development and Diffusion of the Social Capital Index (SoCI)
    mdpi.com/2076-0760/15/2/138?ut

  16. Too often when thinking about disasters we focus on the individual (insurance, prepping) or the state (early warning systems, infrastructure). But we overlook the role of #socialcapital - the ties that provide information, resources, and collective action. youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  17. Excited that with Dean Kyne and Dominic Kyei we have a way to map #socialcapital across the United States
    TL;DR: the index complements existing indicators and deepen understanding of relational capacity, vulnerability, and resilience across U.S. counties.
    mdpi.com/2076-0760/15/2/138?ut

  18. During shocks and disasters, what helps us survive and thrive? More than aid from the outside or the damage from the shock itself, I argue that #socialcapital - the ties that bind us - are critical
    youtube.com/watch?v=z7A8m0zQ6T8

  19. A couple of noteworthy quotes from that same article:

    "53 percent of workers who received workslop said they were annoyed, 42 percent viewed the sender as less trustworthy, and roughly half considered the colleague less creative, capable, or reliable than before. A third said they were less likely to want to work with that person again"

    Ouch! That's going to hurt #KMers a fair bit 😱

    #AISlop #SovereignByDesign #KnowledgeDecay #KM #SocialCapital

  20. During shocks and disasters, we too often focus on individuals (prepping, insurance) and government (seawalls, early warning systems). We should be focusing instead on the role of #socialcapital - the people in our networks who provide help and resources
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  21. When thinking about shocks, we focus too much on the individual level (insurance, hording, etc) and the government level (seawalls, warnings). We overlook the role of our #socialcapital - the ties that bind us together - which help us survive and thrive
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  22. For the record, here are the other impulsive, spontaneous, unhinged research questions I came up with in 10 minutes of rapid brainstorming, last Wednesday.

    • How can decentralised, peer-to-peer, and encrypted communication protocols favour the development of autonomous and localised yet federated communities?
    • What concrete communication technologies can already be adopted to prepare for a post-climate collapse world?
    • How can practices of networking and collaboration benefit the re-population of rural areas?
    • What role did the neoliberal progression of tech oligopolies play in the de-politicisation of technology?
    • How can community-maintained infrastructure serve the needs of all the World’s population?

    #researchQuestion #XPUB #XPUBthesis #thesis #socialCapital #networking #netwerking #Web #surfing #Internet #p2p

  23. Research question prophecy

    I am far from actually beginning my research for the thesis I will be writing at @xpub next year. Still, together with my class we are already exploring interests, ideas, and PMOMMs. A pattern should be emerging out of them, outlining our research focus.

    Yesterday, as I was chatting with @barbs, I somehow came up with a research question that feels particularly close to me. I am publishing it here for posterity, because I am super curious about how this will evolve over time.

    What is the relationship between in-person networking and Web surfing in accruing social capital?

    I want to investigate how life crossovers relate with clicking links and surfing the Web. Then, how do the two contribute to growing a person’s (or a community’s) social capital, in the interpretation of the word specific to Bourdieu’s philosophy?

    #researchQuestion #XPUB #XPUBthesis #thesis #socialCapital #networking #netwerking #Web #surfing #Internet

  24. Want to quantitatively measure #socialcapital? Proud of the work that our team with Dean Kyne and Dominic Kyei has done to map bonding, bridging, and linking ties in North America in the Social Capital Index (SoCI)

    TL;DR: we've made visible the ties that bind us

    researchgate.net/publication/4

  25. My book Building Resilience argues that more than aid, wealth, or prepping, our #socialcapital- the connections between us - help us survive and thrive during shocks and disasters
    amazon.com/Building-Resilience

  26. We focus too much on the work by individuals to prepare (prepping, hoarding) and the actions of governments (top down policies, gray infrastructure). We miss the critical nature of our #socialcapital - the people that help us survive + thrive during shocks
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

  27. Research shows that remote work productivity is influenced by social capital, which is shaped by relationships, norms, and trust. 📌
    Organizations that invest in their social architecture see better long-term performance.
    🔗 neuroviaxacademy.com/remote-wo
    RemoteWork #Productivity #SocialCapital

  28. We spent too much time focusing on individual behaviors like prepping and hoarding and on top down activities like gray infrastructure and dams. We need to focus more on our connections and networks - our #socialcapital
    youtube.com/watch?v=p4oY0suwvRQ

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