The relationship between social capital and growth-oriented and society-oriented prevention of crime (Study: Malard , Autumn 2015 - Summer 2016)

New approaches in the field of criminology and crime prevention indicate that it is important that hard reactions cannot be corrective, and consequently the path of prevention should be explored in the field of dogmatic thinking. With this view, that the approach of a growth-oriented society towards the clarification of community-based infrastructures takes which direction, or that how the tools and mechanisms that are effective in realizing this issue with regard to the components of social capital in the dimensions of the rule of law, social contract, social participation, and the mutual norm can lead us to achieve organizational goals, are the main aspects to be considered in this study. In fact, the purpose of this research is to identify the potential and actual capabilities of society as social capital which explains the meaningful relationship between growth and community prevention patterns along with social capital components. However, the purpose of this paper is to prove the significant relationship between social capital on crime prevention and social exclusion with focusing on prevention and community-based services. The sample is comprised of 382 cases in the city of Malaard, which is an applied in terms of goal and descriptive-correlational based on collection method, which was conducted in the period of 2015-16, and has been studied in a random order. Therefore, social capital, including the social contract and the mutual norm, with growth-oriented and community-based prevention.