Social structures and equal rights

Social capital theory is today the role of economic capital for social maintaining and defines the symbolic capital to societies. Consequently theorists stated that symbolic capital which is the rights of citizens to access a decent life must be recognized through social framework that embraces social and political systems according to democratic processes. The conceptualization of social capital is logical to communitarian approach and economic growth that lead to prosperity of societies. Social capital here is conceived as a collective asset and must be identified through empirical surveys. Consequently liberal democracies stated that political systems must evolve from fair, free and competitive elections with the entire social entities and political affiliations. It’s evident that social contract must be separated from political power in order to protect citizen’s rights and social capital and Putnam,(1993) “Making democracy work” proposed a logic framework that embraces international law with distinct disciplines that built a meaningful value in social structures. We understand also that the lack of consciousness showed by governments in the autocratic countries is the real obstacle to see societies growing in equal rights and the less favored communities accessing their symbolic rights.