Social production, social intelligence and social capital

Social production is a collaboration large number of people in a coordinated manner, often without knowing it. This usually happens via the Internet.

For example, going to the concert hundreds of people to record movies and then made available on you tube. They can then watch thousands of other people who were not at the concert.

A good example is Wikipedia where thousands of people work on creating an encyclopedia of knowledge.

 

Social intelligence first time was defined by Edward Thorndike in 1920, meaning the ability to understand and manage people and intelligent action in human relations.

It involves the selection of appropriate behavior and way of communication between people, which is difficult in situations involving negative emotions. It is not only achieve the purpose for which communication is a means, but especially the extent to which the recipient of the message does not distort the intentions of the sender. It is therefore also the ability to deal with interpersonal conflicts and ease interaction with others.
It affects our social skills, comprising the ability of self-control, self-creation and insight into their own emotions.

In the 70s of the twentieth century social capital term was introduced by Pierre Bourdieu, and then spread in by James Coleman. Both have two different ways of understanding and defining this concept.

It is a term used to describe the capital of organized society as part of the process of production and life. Its value is based on mutual social relationships and trust units that thanks to it, you can achieve more benefits from an economic and social point of view.

These are the ties that rely on a sense of their own identity. They may be friends, family or distant friends, colleagues and associates.