CHAPTER 1 (THINKING LIKE A SOCIOLOGIST)
Social capital reflects the connections among people and organizations or the social glue to make things, positive or negative, happen (Coleman, 1988; Portes and Sessenbrenner, 1993). It includes mutual trust, reciprocity, groups, collective identity, sense of a shared future, and working together (Putnam, 1998, 1995; 1993a, b). ................
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