Human Security and Social Capital (linking indicators)

In recent years, the new concept of human security concurrent with the wave of government's inclination to adopt new strategies for sustainable development and explicitly in the 1994 report of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) introduced to the international community, which in its seven dimensions (Food, health, environmental, individual, social and political) influenced the general policies of the state. Also, in sociological discussions, the introduction of social capital has been identified as an emergent and influential source of behavior on the behavior of activists in society, which has an important role on the performance and activity of people in various fields with its main components: trust, norms and social networks. In consideration with active relationship between these two concepts in the field of human sciences and considering the focus of the human security paradigm on securing the people who are the main actors of the community, in the seven dimensions of threats such as solidarity and social security, mental health and individual security, environment, participation and political security, crime and criminal protections, trust and sense of security, the interactions of human security and social capital in the arena of society, can be studied.