Patterns of social capital : stability and change in historical perspective
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Patterns of social capital : stability and change in historical perspective
（Studies in interdisciplinary history）
Cambridge University Press, 2001
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"This book is derived from articles published in two special issues of The journal of interdisciplinary history, XXIX (1999), 3 & 4."--T.p. verso
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収録内容
- Social capital and political culture in Africa, America, Australasia, and Europe : Robert I. Rotberg
- Civic traditions in premodern Italy / Gene Brucker
- The sources of civil society in Italy / Edward Muir
- Finding social capital : the French Revolution in Italy / Raymond Grew
- Social capital in the early Industrial Revolution / Leonard N. Rosenband
- The diversity of social capital in English communities, 1300-1640 (with a glance at modern Nigeria) / Marjorie K. McIntosh
- Social and cultural capital in Colonial British America : a case study / Jack P. Greene
- The growth of voluntary associations in America, 1840-1940 / Gerald Gamm and Robert D. Putnam
- Civil society as democratic practice : North American cities during the nineteenth century / Mary P. Ryan
- Securing political returns to social capital : women's associations in the United States, 1880s-1920s / Elisabeth S. Clemens
- Second-generation civic America : education, citizenship, and the children of immigrants / Reed Ueda
- Human capital and social capital : the rise of secondary schooling in America, 1910-1940 / Claudia Goldin and Lawrence F. Katz
- From local to national cultures : social capital and civic organization in the Great Plains Myron P. Gutmann and Sara M. Pullum
- Civility, social capital, and civil society : three powerful concepts for explaining Asia / Lucian W. Pye
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Societies work best where citizens trust their fellow citizens, work cooperatively for common goals, and thus share a civic culture. The accumulation of reciprocal trust, as demonstrated by voluntary efforts for the creation of common goods, builds social capital and contributes to effective government. This volume advances the study of social capital across chronological and geographical space. It examines voluntary associations, comparatively and cross-culturally, as important indicators of citizen readiness for civic engagement. An important conclusion, along the way, is that social capital may not be continuous, or endure. Several of the authors wonder if the accumulation and diminution of social capital will prove cyclical. Or has there been a societal deterioration as we enter a more anonymous age? This book is ultimately about the pattern of social and civic interactions in past times, and how these patterns may no longer exist.
目次
- 1. Introduction: social capital and political culture in Africa, America, Australasia, and Europe Robert I. Rotberg
- 2. Civic traditions in premodern Italy Gene Brucker
- 3. The sources of civil society in Italy Edward Muir
- 4. Finding social capital: the French Revolution in Italy Raymond Grew
- 5. Social capital in the early Industrial Revolution Leonard N. Rosenband
- 6. The diversity of social capital in English communities, 1300-1640 (with a glance at modern Nigeria) Marjorie K. McIntosh
- 7. Social and cultural capital in Colonial British America: a case study Jack P. Greene
- 8. The growth of voluntary associations in America, 1840-1940 Gerald R. Gamm and Robert D. Putnam
- 9. Civil society as Democratic practice: North American cities during the nineteenth century Mary P. Ryan
- 10. Securing political returns to social capital: women's associations in the United States, 1880s-1920s Elisabeth S. Clemens
- 11. Second-generation civic America: education, citizenship, and the children of immigrants Reed Ueda
- 12. Human capital and social capital: the rise of secondary schooling in America, 1910-1940 Claudia Goldin and Lawrence F. Katz
- 13. From local to national cultures: social capital and civic organization in the Great Plains Myron P. Gutmann and Sara M. Pullum
- 14. Civility, social capital, and civil society: three powerful concepts for explaining Asia Lucian W. Pye.
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