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Culture and social capital

In: Handbook on Inequality and Social Capital

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  • Omar Lizardo

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This chapter reviews work done during the past fifteen years on the mutual dependence of social and cultural capital to lay the foundations of a cultural network theory of social capital (CNTSC). This approach emphasizes the reciprocal effects of different forms of cultural and social capital in the genesis and reproduction of inequality, yielding a research agenda to address outstanding substantive, methodological, and conceptual issues in CNTSC.

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  • Omar Lizardo, 2024. "Culture and social capital," Chapters, in: Steve McDonald & Rochelle Côté & Jing Shen (ed.), Handbook on Inequality and Social Capital, chapter 10, pages 140-156, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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