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Volume 20 No 6 (2022)
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Social Capital And Tribal Communites : An Empirical Analysis In Context Of India
KM Ashifa
Abstract
Depending on whether a researcher focuses on the functions, outputs, sources, or impacts of social capital,they may describe it in a manner that is distinct from other researchers' descriptions of social capital."Social capital" is defined as "the cumulative value of all'social networks' and the inclinations that result
from these networks to do things for each other," as stated by Robert Putnam (1993).
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Social Capital, Tribal Community, Trust, Networking and Community
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