Social capital, lifelong learning and the management of place an international perspective - Osborne, Michael, 1954-; Sankey, Kate, 1953-; Wilson, Bruce, 1951-; T&F eBooks (Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; New York : Routledge, 2007)
Introduction -- Quantitative indicators of social capital: roles in policy -- Development and implementation / Ralph Catts -- What should count as "evidence" for effective "situated policy" / Ian Falk -- Governance and community strengthening: a case study from Victoria, Australia / Michael Hess and David Adams -- Community efficacy and social capital: modelling how communities deliver outcomes for members / Sue Kilpatrick and Joan Abbott-Chapman -- Identity, local community and the Internet / Duncan Timms -- The empirics of social capital and economic development: a critical perspective / Fabio Sabatini -- Cooperation, networks and learning regions: network analysis as a method for investigating structures of interaction / Wolfgang Jtte -- Communities of practice and purpose: making knowledge work in the university -- Industry interface / Tony Hall, Deirdre Hogan, Eamonn McQuade, Emma O'Brien and Rhona Sherry -- Beyond the social capital rhetoric: an investigation of the use of social networks in the coordination of intra-enterprise activities / Jethro Zuwarimwe -- Lifelong learning: institutionalization and regulating mechanisms (Bulgarian case: lost in translation) / Kornelia Eftimova Ilieva -- Place centric and future oriented learning in the local village context / Erik Wallin -- Cities as engines of growth / Patricia Inman and Larry Swanson -- Rationalizing public place commodification and the ramifications of this choice in Alberta, Canada / Theresia Williams -- "Cultural presence" and disadvantaged groups: do heis make a difference? / Lesley Doyle -- Sustainable development: the role of lifelong learning / Corinne van Beilen, Max van der Kamp and Jacques Zeelen -- Conclusions.
"Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Also available in print edition.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Keywords: Social capital (Sociology); Social participation; Continuing education; Communities; Electronic books