Depoliticizing Development: The World Bank and Social Capital

John Harriss

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Social Capital and Networks International Development and Aid Development, Ethics, and Society

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Explores the origins of the idea of social capital and its diverse meanings in the work of James Coleman Pierre Bourdieu and of Robert Putman - who is responsible more than any other, through his work on Italy and the United States, for its rise.

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