Building social capital requires collective effort and commitment from "summary" of Bowling Alone: Revised and Updated by Robert D. Putnam
Building social capital is not an individual endeavor; rather, it necessitates the combined efforts and dedication of a group of people. This concept underscores the importance of collaboration and unity in building and maintaining social connections within a community. Without a collective commitment to fostering social capital, the bonds that hold a society together can weaken and deteriorate over time.
In order to strengthen social capital, individuals must work together towards common goals and shared values. This requires a willingness to set aside personal interests in favor of the greater good of the community. By pooling resources and collaborating on initiatives th...
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