Capital social, análise de redes e os mecanismos intermediários do sistema migratório Brasil/EUA
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Social capital, Social network analysis, Intermediate mechanisms, Migratory systemAbstract
In this article the authors propose the revision of the conventional (essentialist) approach on social capital – which tends to reify its relational resources into social constructs like solidarity –, pointing to the more adequate theoretical and methodological propositions of the Social Network Analysis (SNA). Further, the relational approach on social capital is applied to the empirical analysis of the international migration system between Brazil and USA, viewed as a displacement process across the physical and social space in which the “intermediate mechanisms” (brokers) accrue for practical and expressive resources in their social networks, entailing a rather specific social capital in the system.
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