The Effect of Social Capital on Outcomes of Global Citizenship among Taiwanese Young Adults: The Mediating Role of Political Self-efficacy

The purpose of this article is to examine the level social capital and global citizenship in Taiwan. In study, we argue that high political self-efficacy promote outcomes citizenship. We review development education policy its association with self-efficacy. Based on nationwide survey dataset collected from Taiwanese universitiy students, carefully relations between capital, self-efficacy, adopt a multiple mediation analysis bootstrapped method validate our conceptual research model. results show there are significant positive relationships nine observed variables (i.e., trust, proactivity, six outcomes). addition, findings reveal indicated by trust indirectly affects five through except for outcome environmental sustainability. light empirical results, also discusses implications formation sustainable