Well-Being of Children and Various Forms of Capital: Social, Human and Cultural Capital

Pavićević, Olivera and Ilijić, Ljeposava (2018) Well-Being of Children and Various Forms of Capital: Social, Human and Cultural Capital. In: Pravda po meri deteta - međunarudni naučni tematski skup, 6-7. jun 2018, Palić. Institut za kriminološka i sociološka istraživanja, Beograd, pp. 295-308. ISBN 978-86-80756-10-3

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Abstract

New criminological theory, as well as research, shows increased interest in the contribution of human, cultural and social capital for juveniles to abandon crime. Their relation is viewed in the context of stimulation of social cohesion and social justice, and elimination of negative effects of absent social and cultural capital. Indirect relation of human, social and cultural capital contributes to the process of juveniles returning to crime. Cultural capital is linked with social exclusion at various levels, and research of these links aims to promote an approach, which views culture as the means for curbing or compensating of effects of social exclusion of children and young people. This paper makes a connection between various formations of human and social capital, for the purpose of designing of public policies based on the strategy, which calls for interaction between the state, and the society in realization of social justice at all levels, especially with regard to children and young people.

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