Social Impact, a Theoretical Model
This paper constructs a theoretical model of social impact as it applies to civil society organisations. It does so by drawing on the recent literature on the topic as well as recently completed empirical studies. First, the relationship between impact and evaluation is examined. This is followed by...
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doaj-220465639f644e5daf2c23fae170eff12020-11-24T21:12:36ZengUTS ePRESSCosmopolitan Civil Societies: An Interdisciplinary Journal1837-53912014-01-016110.5130/ccs.v6i1.33692464Social Impact, a Theoretical ModelJenny Onyx0University of Technology SydneyThis paper constructs a theoretical model of social impact as it applies to civil society organisations. It does so by drawing on the recent literature on the topic as well as recently completed empirical studies. First, the relationship between impact and evaluation is examined. This is followed by an exploration of the capitals, notably social, human, and cultural capital and their interrelationships, as a theoretical base for the explication of social impact. A formal model of social impact is then identified together with a set of basic principles that may be said to define social impact. Finally the implications of the model are discussed for social policy and organisational management.https://learning-analytics.info/journals/index.php/mcs/article/view/3369social impactcivil society organisationssocial capital |
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This paper constructs a theoretical model of social impact as it applies to civil society organisations. It does so by drawing on the recent literature on the topic as well as recently completed empirical studies. First, the relationship between impact and evaluation is examined. This is followed by an exploration of the capitals, notably social, human, and cultural capital and their interrelationships, as a theoretical base for the explication of social impact. A formal model of social impact is then identified together with a set of basic principles that may be said to define social impact. Finally the implications of the model are discussed for social policy and organisational management. |
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