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  • ...sly-oriented [[community organizing]] as contributing to the building of [[social capital]]. <ref name=Sojo>{{citation
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  • ...t, [[non-governmental organization]] (NGO) that pursues the promotion of [[social capital]] and [[social cohesion]]. Created in late 2002 by Dr [[Patrick Hunout]], i ...t Bellah, Francis Fukuyama, Patrick Hunout and others. (See the entry on [[social capital]] for more detailed discussion).
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  • *[http://www.socialcapital-foundation.org/ The Social Capital Foundation]
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  • ...t, [[non-governmental organization]] (NGO) that pursues the promotion of [[social capital]] and [[social cohesion]]. Created in late 2002 by Dr [[Patrick Hunout]], i ...ion is more global and cannot be reduced to the use of the sole concept of social capital.
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  • • Brown, L.D. & D. Ashman, Participation, Social Capital and Intersectoral Problem-Solving: African and Asian Cases, World Developme
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  • ...[[public debt]], [[public goods]], [[recession (economics)|recession]], [[social capital]], [[supply and demand]], [[terms of trade]], [[unemployment]], [[utility]]
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  • ...tegic plan]]ning, establishing and mobilizing resource (sometimes termed [[social capital]] formation or [[networking]]) that are most important.
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  • * Badescu, Gabriel and Eric M. Uslaner. 2003. Social capital and the transition to democracy. London ; New York: Routledge. <BR> * Dekker, Paul and Eric M. Uslaner. 2001. Social capital and participation in everyday life. Routledge/ecpr studies in European poli
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  • ...In most cases, gains in power resulting from membership result from the [[social capital]], [[trust]] and [[social network|network]]s of relations that grow out of
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  • - [[social capital]]
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  • ...frastructure (economics)|infrastructure]], its [[human capital]] and its [[social capital]]. ...xpected from investment in health and education, and the improvements in [[social capital]] that may be expected from investments in safety, transport and communicat
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  • ...article "The Rural School Community Center" detailing the first concept of social capital is published in [[Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sc
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  • The responsibilities of citizenship often contribute to the development of [[social capital]].
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  • ...ican community'' is published in the U.S. Responsible for renewed focus on social capital.
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  • ...ase [[social capital]]<ref>Kawachi, Kennedy, Lochner and Prothrow-Stith. ''Social Capital, Income Inequality, and Mortality'', American Journal of Public Health. 19
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  • - [[Social capital]] -
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  • ...acity, because of reductions in physical capital, [[human capital]] or [[social capital]]<ref>[http://www.imf.org/External/Pubs/FT/staffp/2005/01/cerra.htm Valerie
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  • ...ckquote>There are three major forms of power in a society: coercive force, social capital, and authority. The power of coercion is the ability to compel a person thr ...cy forces must identify, where possible, which groups and individuals have social capital and how they attract and maintain followers."<ref>{{citation
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  • '''Social capital''' is an interdisciplinary [[social science]] concept that brings together ...ure of the activity. There have been attempts to quantify the influence of social capital upon community achievements, but there is no agreement concerning how to me
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  • '''Social capital''' is an interdisciplinary [[social science]] concept that brings together ...ure of the activity. There have been attempts to quantify the influence of social capital upon community achievements, but there is no agreement concerning how to me
    46 KB (6,686 words) - 12:35, 7 May 2024
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