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Acetaldehyde

Bonding, Bridging, and Constricting,as no surprise that victim groups were predominantly engaged in bonding, rather than bridging social capital. While around 80 % of groups were engaged in either functional or dysfunctional bonding, only around 20 % built bridging forms of social capital. In this chapter, I will reveal the ways in wh

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Rubén González,Ignacio Gonzálezions.” Therefore, in order to understand the significance of victim leadership in Northern Ireland, it is first necessary to explore what leadership is, what traits, norms, and behaviors it encompasses, and how leaders lead.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137475145mining four prominent discourses and by offering a definition of civil society that will enhance our understanding of social capital in the chapters that follow. I also explore the role of civil society during times of conflict and peace, and discuss the link between civil society and social capital.

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A. Medina,G. Binet,P. Colmenarejoave aimed to address the needs of victims, the bulk of victim support has been left to civil society. In this chapter, I will examine the roles and functions of victim support groups. To do so, I must first address the evolution of social policy as it pertains to victims and the needs of victims and survivors.

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Rubén González,Ignacio González, or constriction occurred. However, government policy, as I have already argued, also played an important role in shaping social capital in victim support groups. Thus, I begin with an investigation of Northern Ireland’s social capital policy.