Social Capital

Social capital is a concept broadly referring to the ways people connect through social networks, common values within these networks such as trust and reciprocity, and how this constitutes a resource that equates to a kind of capital. Different theorists emphasize slightly different features within this broad definition

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• Regenerating Communities

  Open Access•Victoria K Gosling•Urban Studies•2008

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• I've Always Managed, That's What We Do

  Open Access•Victoria K Gosling•Sociological Research Online•2008

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• Bowling alone

  Open Access•Robert D Putnam•Proceedings of the 2000 ACM…•2000

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• Social Capital Versus Social Theory

  Ben Fine•Social Capital Versus Social Theory•2002

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• Conceptualising Social Capital in Relation to the Well-Being of Children and Young People

  Open Access•Virginia Morrow•The Sociological Review•1999

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• Gender and the Silences of Social Capital

  Open Access•Maxine Molyneux•Development and Change•2002

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• Social Capital

  A Portes•Annual Review of Sociology•1998

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• Social Capital in the Creation of Human Capital

  James S Coleman•American Journal of Sociology•1988

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• Social capital and economic development

  Open Access•Michael Woolcock•Theory and Society•1998

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