Titlebook: Generating Social Capital; Civil Society and In Marc Hooghe,Dietlind Stolle Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Control of Axially Moving Systemsntion (Tarrow 1996; Portes 1998; Van Deth et al. 1999; Warren 1999). In line with Tocqueville’s famous statement that “only by the reciprocal action of men upon another can feelings and ideas be renewed, the heart enlarged, and human mind developed … This, only associations can do” (Tocqueville 1986

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M. Drouin,H. Abou-Kandil,M. Maritonhorizontal cooperation among citizens. The attitudinal disposition to trust, reciprocate and cooperate is closely linked to the existence of certain structures, like associations and associational membership, which exactly indicate the overcoming of the collective action dilemma. Both attitudes and

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The nature of the allosteric transition, criticism. Two cheers are quite enough: there is no occasion to give three. Only Love the Beloved Republic deserves that.” Perhaps there is a reason for a third cheer. Democratic societies are trusting societies. The big pay-off from generalized trust, most contemporary observers say, is that it le

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Philipp Haus-Seuffert,Michael Meisterernst social capital thus far have been focused on the realm of civil society. The more people are engaged in voluntary associations and informal networks, the more trusting toward other people they will become (Putnam 1993, 2000). This approach is problematic because there is no successful theory of soc