Titlebook: Healthy Ties; Social Capital, Popu Markku T. Hyypp? Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Nation.Public Health.cultural capit

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Definitions and Forms of Social Capital, sociologist Pierre Bourdieu wrote about social capital already in the late 1970s and 1980s. Economic, cultural and social capitals are the archetypes of capitals that affect the life chances of individuals and function in the cultural practices of communities. Bourdieu mentioned “social capital” in

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How Does Cultural Participation Contribute to Social Capital and Well-Being?,nception of culture, which tended to view culture primarily as a source of shared norms and values, or as a vehicle of collective expression. He argued that culture shares many of the properties characteristic of economic capital (Bourdieu 1979/1984), emphasizing that cultural habits and disposition

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Social Trust, Mistrust and Reciprocity,rates us from other human beings and destroys social structures. But what is relational trust, and what is mistrust? Trust has been defined in several disciplines, such as philosophy, psychology, sociology, law, politics, and economics. Being a social relation, trust can be conceptualized in terms o

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Cross-Sectional Studies of Social Capital and Health,ws of research concerning the association between social capital and mental health (Almedom 2005, DeSilva et al. 2005, Almedom and Glandon 2008) have been published recently, so in this chapter I will only shortly comment the earlier comprehensive reviews. Current interest in the role of social capi

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Healthy Communities,ultural, and ethnic differences in population health. However, very few studies have focused on the inequality in social capital as a possible explanation for health disparities between minority and majority populations.

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Gendering Social Capital and Population Health,capital was originally conceptualized gender-blind, and whenever gender issues have been highlighted, they have been raised by female scholars (e.g., Edwards 2004, Caiazza 2005, O’Neill and Gidengil 2006, van Emmerik 2006, Warr 2006). Gender was more or less disregarded by the Great Fathers of socia