Maternal social capital and child wellbeing in comparative perspective
Social capital is defined as the norms, networks and associations that facilitate cooperative action. It can be divided into a behavioural or activity component of what people do – how they participate in groups – and a cognitive or perceptual component of what people think – whether they trust othe...
Hoofdauteurs: | Harpham, T, De Silva, M, Garlick, C |
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Formaat: | Working paper |
Taal: | English |
Gepubliceerd in: |
2006
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