Investigating the effect of social capital on organizational entrepreneurship (Case study: small and medium - size businesses)

Entrepreneurship is a social-economic process that is influenced by the presence or absence of social communication and links. Several studies have pointed out that entrepreneurial activities depend on social capital. This research has designed to investigate the effect of social capital on organizational entrepreneurship in small and medium –size businesses. This study is an applied one and in terms of nature, is descriptive and correlative. The population includes all employees of SMEs in SEZ of Sirjan city that were 721 in 2015.The sample was 251 that selected through a proportionate stratified random sampling. The data gathering tools were 2 standard questionnaires. Process: Using structural equation modeling data analyzed by LISREL software. Findings show that social capital has positive and significant effect on organizational entrepreneurship.