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Robison, L. J., Shupp, R. S., Jin, S., Siles, M. E., & Ferrarini, T. H. (2012). The Relative Importance of Selfishness and Social Capital Motives. The Journal of Socio-Economics, 41, 118-127.
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• TITLE: Social Capital, Social Structures, and Triads

  AUTHORS: Lindon J. Robison, Tristan Claridge

  KEYWORDS: Social Capital, Indifference, Negative Social Capital, Social Structures, Triads

  JOURNAL NAME: Modern Economy, Vol.16 No.9, September 23, 2025

  ABSTRACT: Conceptualizing relationships along a continuum—from social capital (empathy) to indifference, and from indifference to negative social capital (antipathy)—offers a valuable framework for analyzing social structures and their role in shaping economic and social exchanges. Different combinations of social capital, indifference, and negative social capital relationships produce ten triadic social structures. By examining how these distinct structures either facilitate or hinder the exchange of commodities, relational goods, and attachment value goods (things embedded with relational goods), this paper highlights the practical significance of social capital across diverse contexts, including families, economies, educational and political institutions, workplaces, and broader society.