Summary of Article
(Rephrased by: Dwini Junus Putri/NIM 122011710023)
RESEARCHER/TITLE OF
ARTICLE
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Astuti Meflinda, Mahyarni
Mahyarni, Henni Indrayani,
Hesty Wulandri, "The effect
of social capital and
knowledge sharing
to the small medium
enterprise’s performance
and sustainability
strategies", International
Journal of Law and
Management,
https://doi.org/10.1108/IJL
MA-03-2017-0073
Dosen: Drs. Zainul Bahri Dalimunthe, SE, MM, Ph.D.
INDEPENDENT MEDIATING DEPENDENT
METHODOLOGY
VARIABLE VARIABLE VARIABLE
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 Social capital  Sustainability  SME  This research located  The result of data
(X1) Strategy (X3) Performance in Riau Province which
 Knowledge (Y2). is the closest province
Sharing (X2) with Malaysia and
Singapore. We collect
data from 56 SME in
trading and craft
industries which
chosen as samples by
using purposive
sampling method. The
data analyzed by  It is also
usingPartial Least
Square.
 Hypothesis testing
direct effect between
social capital variables
against the business
continuity strategy
variables retrieved
result there is
significant effect
among variables of
social capital variable
strategies against the
continuity of the
business.
FINDING THE FUTURE RESEARCH
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 The study suggested to
analyzed shows provide assistance in the
that social capital form of financing and
(X1)as well as partnership by providing
knowledge loan and invitation for
sharing(X2) is SME to join in various
significantly activities events local or
affecting the international
sustainability  A guarantee from the local
strategy of SME. government to create a
good business climate
associated with product
concluding that innovation.
the sustainability  The study suggested that
strategy(X3) and sample size can be
knowledge increased for the
sharing effects generalisation of the
SME performance results.
significantly while  The study suggested to
the social capital look for other mediators
does not affect its between Social capital
performance. (X1) and Knowledge
Sharing (X2).
 The study suggested to
pursued studies across
cultures for getting more
generalised results.