Individual production of social well-being: an exploratory study

By A. C. Bruggen. 2001

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• Age-Friendly Communities Matter for Older People’s Well-Being (2018, background): “This goal is thus achieved by older people’s actions in their neighborhoods, rather than the types of person that they are (affection) or their resources and assets (status) (van Bruggen 2001).”
• Proposals for the measurement of individual social capital (2003, methodology): “Columns refer to the following theories and classifications: 1-5: Fields of goal attainment in Social Production Function Theory (Van Bruggen 2001): private (1), social (2), recreation (3), work (4), citizenship (5).”
• The Resource Generator: social capital quantification with concrete items (2005, methodology): “In this way, we could, for example, construct a measure for each of the domains distinguished byVan Bruggen (2001)mentioned earlier.”