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"Studi ini berangkat dari dipertanyakannya kinerja Forum Kerukunan Umat Beragama (FKUB) sebagai pemelihara kerukunan umat beragama di Indonesia. Adaptive Structuration Theory (AST) yang digagas oleh DeSanctis & Poole digunakan peneliti untuk melihat interaksi sosial para agen dengan struktur yang ada untuk memperlihatkan struktur yang diproduksi dan direproduksi. Melalui wawancara dengan para informan, diketahui bahwa apropriasi struktur ditentukan oleh interaksi sosial para agen. Jika apropriasi struktur dilakukan secara faithful sesuai dengan spirit struktur maka decission outcomenya menjadi lebih predictable. Resources akan berubah dan berkembang sesuai dengan kapasitas agen. Resources yang melekat pada diri agen dapat menjadi jaring pengaman bagi organisasi. Impikasinya, dalam pengambilan keputusan, mengingat dinamika dan kompleksnya permasalahan kerukunan kehidupan beragama, setiap anggota kelompok kerja dalam proses pengambilan keputusan haruslah memahami proses strukturasi dimana rules dan resources diterapkan sehingga nantinya anggota dapat berperan aktif, lebih demokratik, dan berdaya.

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This study departs from the performance of the Forum for Religious Harmony (FKUB) in carrying out its functions maintaining religious harmony. Adaptive Structuration Theory (AST), initiated by DeSanctis & Poole used to see the social interaction of the agents with the existing structure to show the structure produced and reproduced. Through interviews, it is showed that the appropriation of the structure is determined by the interaction of social agents. If the appropriation structure done faithfully accordance with the spirit, the decission outcome will be more predictable. Resources will change and evolve in accordance with the capacity of the agent. Resources inherent in the agent can be a safety net for the organization. For pratical impication, in decision-making, given the dynamics and the complex problems harmony of religious life, each member of the working group in the decision-making process must understand the process of structuration where rules and resources will be applied so that the members can play an active role, more democratic, and empowering."

"ABSTRAKStudi ini terfokus pada stuktur sosial dalam kelompok etnik (suku) pelaku dan komoditi di kawasan PIK Pulogadung Jakarta Timur dimana didalamnya tertambat kapital sosial. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif berupa studi kasus,dengan teknik wawancara, observasi visual, serta studi dokumen.Penelitian ini menggunakan konsep dan teori dari pemahaman Dimensi Kapital Sosial pada kesamaan kelompok etnik(suku) dan komoditi dengan melihat struktur sosial baik dalam cakupan mikro, mezzo, dan makro. Dengan melihat fungsi fasilitas kapital sosial dalam kasus ini ditemukan bahwa kapital sosial yang menonjol dalam pengembangan industri kecil adalah dimensi bonding, bridging, dan linking.Ditemukan bahwa jenis kapital berhubungan dengan periode perkembangan PIK. Pada jaman Orde Baru, kapital yang lebih menonjol adalah dimensi kapital sosial adalah dimensi bonding, bridging, dan linking. Selanjutnya, pada jaman Reformasi dimensi yang lebih menonjol adalah bonding.

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ABSTRAKThis study focuses on the social structure in which social capital embedded inside the ethnic groups (tribes) and commodities produced in PIK Pulogadung, East Jakarta. This study is a qualitative study using a case study approach with interview, visual observation, and study documents.This research uses the concepts and theories of Social Capital Dimensions on shared ethnic groups (tribes) and commodities to see both the social structure within the scope of the micro, mezzo, and macro. By looking at the function of social capital facility, it is found that prominent social capital in the development of small industries is the dimension of bonding, bridging, and linking.It is also found that the type of capital was related to the political era. In the New Order era, the more prominent social capital dimensions was bonding, bridging, and linking. Furthermore, at the time of the Reformation of the more prominent dimension is bonding."

"Leading scholars in the field of social networks from diverse disciplines present the first systematic and comprehensive collection of current theories and empirical research on the informal connections that individuals have for support, help, and information from other people. Expanding on concepts originally formulated by Pierre Bourdieu and James Coleman, this seminal work will find an essential place with educators and students in the fields of social networks, rational choice theory, institutions, and the socioeconomics of poverty, labor markets, social psychology, and race.The volume is divided into three parts. The first segment clarifies social capital as a concept and explores its theoretical and operational bases. Additional segments provide brief accounts that place the development of social capital in the context of the family of capital theorists, and identify some critical but controversial perspectives and statements regarding social capital in the literature. The editors then make the argument for the network perspective, why and how such a perspective can clarify controversies and advance our understanding of a whole range of instrumental and expressive outcomes.Social Capital further provides a forum for ongoing research programs initiated by social scientists working at the crossroads of formal theory and new methods. These scholars and programs share certain understandings and approaches in their analyses of social capital. They argue that social networks are the foundation of social capital. Social networks simultaneously capture individuals and social structure, thus serving as a vital conceptual link between actions and structural constraints, between micro- and macro-level analyses, and between relational and collective dynamic processes. They are further cognizant of the dual significance of the "structural" features of the social networks and the "resources" embedded in the networks as defining elements of social capital"