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Active social capital: tracing the roots of development and democracy/ Anirudh Krishna

By: Krishna, AnirudhMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2003Description: xii, 252 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 0195664914Subject(s): Economic development--Social aspects | Social capital (Sociology)DDC classification: 321.4

Contents:

1. Introduction: Can Social Capital Help Support Development and Democracy? -- 2. How Might Social Capital Matter? -- 3. Structure and Agency: New Political Entrepreneurs and the Rise of Village-Based Collective Action -- 4. Measuring Social Capital -- 5. Understanding Economic Development: Why Do Some Villages Develop Faster Than Others? -- 6. Examining Community Harmony: Why Are Some Villages Peaceful and Others Not? -- 7. Democratic Participation in Rural North India: Social Capital and New Political Entrepreneurs -- 8. Conclusion -- App. B. Village Details -- App. C. Sample Village Map.

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1. Introduction: Can Social Capital Help Support Development and Democracy? --
2. How Might Social Capital Matter? --
3. Structure and Agency: New Political Entrepreneurs and the Rise of Village-Based Collective Action --
4. Measuring Social Capital --
5. Understanding Economic Development: Why Do Some Villages Develop Faster Than Others? --
6. Examining Community Harmony: Why Are Some Villages Peaceful and Others Not? --
7. Democratic Participation in Rural North India: Social Capital and New Political Entrepreneurs --
8. Conclusion --
App. B. Village Details --
App. C. Sample Village Map.

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