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(4) these findings reveal how identity constructions in social media predict associated contents and possibly pathways to social change.
This study is among the first to examine the relationships among social capital, its antecedents, and consequences within a private club industry context.
Drawing on a range of examples ranging from the mass army and Masonic lodges to interactive media, it is shown how social club sociability engenders a form of “public intimacy” that extends feelings of familiarity, exclusivity, and loyalty to wider society.
Combining differences in the number of individual club memberships with differences in the importance of social capital across communities, we identify a causal small community mark-up effect of individual club memberships on entrepreneurship.
Accordingly I propose the concept of a ‘workstyle’ as opposed to ‘lifestyle’, to suggest that the motivation behind premier club use is defined according to the social and cultural experience of working in the city and in turn, certain individuals may be consuming premier club membership for the benefit of their overall career.
Findings from this study will enhance understanding of how to cultivate club member loyalty.
While the majority of the young people using the club suffered severe social disadvantage, both the macro and micro political frameworks for state-led youth work worked against imagining strategies of resistance and social change.
This study contributes to our understanding of social identities and organizational change by illustrating how organizational change may have activated latent social identity faultlines.
This new construct positions social entrepreneurship relative to the ways organizations plan to implement social change and the degrees to which they apply business practices to do so.
do not show a systematic and universal effect of club membership on adolescent development.
These results suggest that to understand how to promote commitment to social change, we need to understand the social forces that promote the formation and internalization of meaningful social identities.
The virtual world Club Penguin provided a motivating and enjoyable context for reading and writing and enabled the construction and maintenance of online social networks.
Club managers should actively engage in marketing activities that highlight the social value of sport clubs as well as skill development.
Results indicate that social stratification of club-organised sports participation still persists.
This analysis suggests that the group learned how to participate in roles central to accomplishing the goals of the video club.
Sponsor image partially mediated the relationship between club identification and traditions, and overall satisfaction with the club.