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This book provides a comprehensive overview of how communities can leverage their social capital to improve overall quality of life for citizens. In addition, it offers detailed guidance on the design, implementation, and evaluation of social capital initiatives. It defines critical concepts of social capital, its decline in recent years, and the potential for rebuilding it through progressive social policy initiatives. Chapters present an innovative social policy template, Serve Here, for improving Americans’ collective quality of life, starting with young adults. Serve Here sets out a comprehensive, sustainable service learning plan aimed at increasing quality higher education for young adults, reducing college debt, and enhancing long-term civic participation and community building. The book offer guidelines for developing tailored solutions to ensure greater parity of social capital to regional, demographic, and other marginalized populations.
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Social Capital and Community Well-Being: The Serve Here Initiative is a valuable resource for clinicians and practitioners as well as researchers and graduate students in community psychology, social work, education, and healthcare policy.
This book provides a comprehensive overview of how communities can leverage their social capital to improve overall quality of life for citizens. In addition, it offers detailed guidance on the design, implementation, and evaluation of social capital initiatives. It defines critical concepts of social capital, its decline in recent years, and the potential for rebuilding it through progressive social policy initiatives. Chapters present an innovative social policy template, Serve Here, for improving Americans’ collective quality of life, starting with young adults. Serve Here sets out a comprehensive, sustainable service learning plan aimed at increasing quality higher education for young adults, reducing college debt, and enhancing long-term civic participation and community building. The book offer guidelines for developing tailored solutions to ensure greater parity of social capital to regional, demographic, and other marginalized populations.
Featuredtopics include:Social Capital and Community Well-Being: The Serve Here Initiative is a valuable resource for clinicians and practitioners as well as researchers and graduate students in community psychology, social work, education, and healthcare policy.

Synthesizes extensive literature on the economic value of social capital Offers guidance on designing, implementing, and evaluating social capital initiatives Describes key social capital plan components (e.g., definitions, models) Explores issues of returning military veterans and the millennial generation as populations prime for social capital investments Provides a mapping tool for creating a social capital blueprint?

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Alva G. Greenberg

Themen in »Social Capital and Community Well-Being«

Civic involvement and social capital Civic participation and social capital Community development and social capital Community organization and social capital Compassionate capitalism and social capitalism Cost-benefit analysis of social capitalism Criminal behavior and social capital Economic prosperity and social capital Emotional well being and social capital Military veterans and social capital Millennial generation and social capital Physical health and social capital Political action and social capital Primary prevention and social capital Social capital curriculum

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ISBN: 9783319931746
Verlag: Springer International Publishing
Erscheinung: 30.05.2018

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