The Influence of Social Capital Theory on Citizens' Escape

In this study, the effect of social capital on legalization has been investigated. We explain social capital components such as social support, participation, awareness, co-operation and social trust on the law of escape, which ignores the formal rules of society by its own behavioral character, based on the Chicago school, Durkheim's abusive theory, Sutherland's neutralization . Individuals can follow their goals through social networking and collaborate to gain mutual benefit. Members of the community are collaborating with each other and sustaining it to achieve goals that alone can not obtain or difficult to succeed, and when they are on the social network they try to share common values With other members of the group, they will have the opportunity to capitalize on their relationships and interactions. As a result, as many more people know and have shared views with them, they will get a richer social capital. Patnam, among the social capital theorists, sees the social relations of individuals and their interactions as the most fundamental of social capital.In the beginning, we describe the social capital and then we examine the factors influencing the reduction or increase of social capital from the viewpoint of theorists, and finally, its effects on the lawlessness are examined.