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May 8, 2026Open Access

Exploring the Link Between Social Capital and Protest Participation in the United States

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Explores how social capital influences protest mobilization in the United States, suggesting implications for societal cohesion.

To investigate the connection between social capital and protest participation in the United States, focusing on its societal implications.
Analyzed theoretical and empirical literature on social capital and protest dynamics.
Examined diverse protest movements including those related to racial justice and environmental concerns.
Discussed the impact of social and economic inequalities on shared values and trust.
Identified a critical link between social capital and the tendency for collective dissent.
Demonstrated that the erosion of social capital leads to increased protest activity among marginalized groups.
Highlighted that strong social ties can either foster societal stability or encourage mobilization for change.

Adeyemi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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