social capital. trust and ideology

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Abstract
The paper offers a critical analysis of the central concept around which the popular construct of social capital is organised, i.e. trust. To this end the views of Fukuyama, the leading exponent of the said concept are considered. As a result, the concept in question is found to be ideologically charged and substantively weak in many respects.
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Authors ;Jacek TITTENBRUN
Journal agribusiness
Year 2013
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Keywords
trust capitalism social capital the humanitiessocial sciences (general) putnamhistory of scholarship and learning

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