Social Capital

It's not surprising that corporations have found ways to exploit human kindness for profits.

Too much social capital—not too little—is driving a wedge of income inequality between Americans.

A researcher offers some lofty theories about some pretty basic observations.

Evil needs a face and it doesn't look like your neighbor—or your child. Evil must be inhuman, other. The familiar is innocent. We let our guard down. This is part of the diversity paradox.

Too much social capital can be a bad thing, keeping people rooted where they are instead of encouraging them to follow the jobs.