Networking behaviour, graduate employability: a social capital perspective

Graduate Employability in Asia

Formalizing the Role of Social Capital on Individuals’ Continuous Use of Social Networking Sites from a Social Cognitive Perspective

The Representation of Social Actors in the Graduate Employability Issue: Online News and the Government Document

This paper presents the first part of a larger study on the issue of graduate employability in Malaysia as construed in public discourse in English, a language of power in Malaysia. The term employability itself has many definitions depending on the requirements of government and industry, and in the case of Malaysia, the English-language ability of graduates is inseparable from graduate employ...

Online Bonding and Bridging Social Capital via Social Networking Sites

This research aimed to explore types of online social capital (bridging and bonding) that the Emiratis perceive in the context of social networking site (SNS) usage. A snow-ball sample of 230 Emiratis from two Emirates, Abu Dhabi and Dubai was used. The results showed that WhatsApp was the most frequent SNS used by the respondents. Also, a significant correlation of the intensity of social netw...

Understanding civic engagement behaviour on Facebook from a social capital theory perspective

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