Titlebook: Race, Neighborhoods, and the Misuse of Social Capital; James Jennings Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2007

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Social Capital, Race, and the Future of Inner-City Neighborhoods, be used to build, facilitate, or maintain cooperation for mutually beneficial economic, social, or political objectives. Social cap-ital can take various forms.The concept of social capital has gained an explosive amount of attention in recent years in the fields of political science, urban affairs

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Social Capital in Refugee and Immigrant Communities,t on struggling communities highlight the daunting obstacles faced by these cities because of an influx of immigrants and refugees who bring with them a host of needs. On the other hand, commentators point to the importance that immigrants and refugees play in bringing vibrancy to otherwise stagnant

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Introduction,t can actually resolve—or not resolve—social and economic inequality in local places. Worse, this chorus has encouraged the adoption of public policies that ulti mately weaken low-income and working-class neighborhoods in cities and also, ironically, weaken civic participation aimed at challenging such policies and related strategies.

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