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The most common definition for social capital can be attributed to Robert Putnam who defined social capital as: “Features of social life – networks, norms, and trust – that enable participants to act together more effectively to pursue shared objectives…Social capital, in short, refers to social connections and the attendant norms and trust.
Putnam, 1995, pp. 664-65.
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