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Introduction to Social Capital
A short easy to understand introduction to social capital designed for people who do not have an academic background.
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Introduction to Social Capital Theory
An introduction to social capital theory with an academic focus.
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Introduction to social capital measurement
An introduction to social capital measurement with an academic focus. COMING SOON
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Introduction to social capital in organisations
An introduction to social capital in organisations including improvement. COMING SOON
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