SOCIAL RELATIONS AS A FORM OF SOCIAL CAPITAL
The capital integration into the social network is considered as a direct and indirect resource for ensuring overall wellbeing. The authors draw an analogy between material and social capital in order to obtain the expected direct or deferred income. Some differences, features, and conditions, beyond individual control, are given. Social resources are based on the actor's relationships network: either an unconditional transfer of resources, or an exchange of resources. The sociological explanation of resource allocation in social networks explains the emergence of behavioral expectations within the general model of actions. A specific action model, which is supported by the investment theory, is proposed.