Sense of belonging is crucial for building social capital from "summary" of Bowling Alone: Revised and Updated by Robert D. Putnam
A sense of belonging is fundamental for establishing social capital. This notion is based on the premise that when individuals feel connected to others within a community or group, they are more likely to trust one another, collaborate, and work towards common goals. Social capital, therefore, can be seen as the glue that holds communities together and enables them to function effectively.
When individuals feel a sense of belonging, they are more likely to participate in group activities, such as volunteering, joining clubs or organizations, and engaging in community events. This increased level of involvement not only strengthens social ties but also fosters a sense of shared identity and purpose a...
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