Sustainable Social Services: Human and Nature in Harmony

Human Nature and Social Networks

Different models of organization vary in their assumptions about how people are motivated to work together for a common purpose. To characterize the alternatives in the extreme, in one camp there is the “Hobbesean” view that people are primarily motivated through a combination of fear and self-interest. According to this view, the challenge of effective command is to align the enlightened self-...

Social Capital, Crime, and Human Nature

In the present article, a reinterpretation of the concept of social capital is forwarded that incorporates the principles of evolutionary psychology. The authors propose that social capital, from the evolutionary psychological perspective, is any social relationship that, directly or indirectly, helps an individual maximize reproductive success through promoting survival, the acquisition of res...

Human, Environment and Sustainable Development

Human nature theologically and philosophically viewed

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Facilitating Social Harmony Through ICTs