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Social Capital in Comparative Perspective.

Faculty of ArtsDepartment of Political Science
Credits3
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Semester offeredSemester 2 (Winter)
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Last updated3 months ago

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Social capital as an important societal resource that helps to overcome collective action and development problems. Introduction to the roots of the concept of social capital, and discussion on how and why this resource influences the political and economic life of countries, regions, cities and individuals.

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