The article attempts a conceptual approach between the Social Studies of Science and Technology, particularly the so-called Social Constructivism of Technology Systems and the Theory of Circle Credit-Credibility, with some conceptual developments of social capital, specifically the notions of "Closing relations", "Trust particularized /Generalized Trust", "Social Dilemma" and "public good". Proposes a way of rapprochement between the two fields of study to design a theoretical-methodological strategy for the analysis and promotion of techno-scientific and techno-economic networks.
Keywords:
Social Capital, Social Studies, Science, Technology
Author Biography
Ronald Cancino, Universidad de La Frontera
Lic. En Antropología Social, Mg. Desarrollo Humano Regional y Local.
Coordinador de Investigación y Desarrollo Instituto de Desarrollo Regional y Local Universidad de la Frontera
Cancino, R. (2006). Social Capital and Social Studies of Science and Technology. MAD, (15), 104–114. Retrieved from https://revistadeantropologia.uchile.cl/index.php/RMAD/article/view/14024
