Kim Dongkyu, Kim Mi-Son, McNeely Natasha Altema
Department of Political Science, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, 211 ELABN, 1201W. University Dr. Edinburg, TX 78539, United States.
Data Brief. 2021 Jan 7;34:106717. doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2021.106717. eCollection 2021 Feb.
This article presents data on social capital at the United States' county-level. Following Rupasingha et al. (2006), the social capital index captures the common factor among density measures of 10 different types of associations, voter turnout rates, U.S. decennial census participation rates, and the number of non-profit organizations. Based on Knack (2003), we create associational densities measures as a proxy for both bridging and bonding social capital. Including data on income inequality, racial diversity, minority group size, average household income, educational attainment, the ratio of a family household, the size of migration population, and female labor market participation rates, the data covers 3,104 U.S. counties for both 2009 and 2014. This paper includes descriptive statistics and figures. This data article is associated with the article "Race, Inequality, and Social Capital in the U.S. Counties."
本文展示了美国县级社会资本的数据。按照鲁帕辛哈等人（2006年）的研究，社会资本指数捕捉了10种不同类型社团的密度指标、选民投票率、美国十年一次人口普查参与率以及非营利组织数量之间的共同因素。基于克纳克（2003年）的研究，我们创建了社团密度指标，作为桥接型和结合型社会资本的代理变量。数据涵盖了2009年和2014年的3104个美国县，包括收入不平等、种族多样性、少数群体规模、平均家庭收入、受教育程度、家庭户比例、移民人口规模以及女性劳动力市场参与率等数据。本文包括描述性统计和图表。这篇数据文章与《美国各县的种族、不平等与社会资本》一文相关。
