Sujud yang Tak Ingin Berakhir: Catatan dari Penghujung Ramadhan Bupati Takalar Dampingi Kapolda Sulsel Tinjau Pos Ketupat 2026 untuk Pastikan Kelancaran Mudik Menteri Hukum Supratman Andi Atgas Gelar Buka Puasa di Tolitoli, Sejumlah Tokoh KKSS Hadir 10 Makanan Utama di Meja Makan saat Lebaran Idul Fitri Takbir di Dalam Diri

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Robert D. Putnam: Scholar of Civic Life and Architect of Modern Social Capital Theory

For Putnam, social capital refers to the networks, norms, and trust that facilitate coordination and cooperation for […]

27/11/202502/02/2026

Social Capital in Agricultural Traditions: Lessons from Nikkel Village, Nuha, East Luwu

22/11/202502/02/2026

Prof. Darmawan Salman: Architect of Social Capital and Rural Resilience at Universitas Hasanuddin

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Mengapa Teori Modal Sosial Hadir

26/11/202502/02/2026

Social Capital: Theory, Thinkers, and Applications in Development

A woman in Wakatobi with her demershal fishes. Women’s groups are essential in social capital theory because they are among the most effective generators and sustainers of trust, norms of reciprocity, and dense social networks at the community level. Through savings groups, mutual aid associations, caregiving networks, religious gatherings, and informal cooperation, women often create strong bonding social capital that supports household resilience and collective survival, especially in contexts of poverty or crisis. (image by Pelakita.ID)

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Why Social Capital Theory Emerged: An Essay

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Reading ROI Schemes in Mining Operations: Between Capital, Risk, and Value Addition

26/11/202502/02/2026

Weaving the Sea: How Social Capital Sustains Life on Rajuni Island

The Blue Guardian: Why Susi Pudjiastuti’s Vision and Nationalism Still Resonate

The End of the Invisible Fisher: How Indonesia is Secretly Rewriting the Rules of the High Seas

Exceptions Rejected, TANGKAP Urges the Exposure of the Alleged Human Trafficking Network Behind KM Awindo 2A

Journalists Observe the Impacts and Forms of Community Resilience in Laikang Village

Category: Social Capital

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