| By Anthony Bebbington | Published in the Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers Yearbook, Vol 27 pp. 105-148 | Introduction: “Powerful,” “evocative,” “imprecise,” “debated”–all adjectives that might come to mind when we […]
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Sharp knives and blunt instruments: social capital in development studies
| By Anthony Bebbington | Antipode 34(4): 800-803 | Introduction: Social capital is a fascinating and perplexing concept—not only (and perhaps not even mainly) because of its strengths or weaknesses qua concept, […]