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Social capital is the product of human int … Social capital is the product of human interactions and relationships, which occur between individuals and social networks. Therefore, it can be summarized as the shared links, understandings and values that allow individuals and groups to trust each other, and therefore, to work with each other in society. In the case of expatriation—the process through which an individual lives and works in a country other than their country of citizenship, often temporarily and for work reasons—, social capital has been identified as an important factor for expatriate career success, performance, cultural and psychological adjustment, and international knowledge transfers, among other topics.l knowledge transfers, among other topics.
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Social capital is the product of human int … Social capital is the product of human interactions and relationships, which occur between individuals and social networks. Therefore, it can be summarized as the shared links, understandings and values that allow individuals and groups to trust each other, and therefore, to work with each other in society.efore, to work with each other in society.
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