Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community

2002-09-01otherThe Social Science Journal1,386 citationsclosed

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Social Capital and Networks Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice

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Professor Putnam’s much celebrated tome on the decline of social capital is an important, path-breaking work. His scholarship is social science at its best. Putnam asks the “big questions” about th...

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