Political polarization can threaten social capital from "summary" of Bowling Alone: Revised and Updated by Robert D. Putnam
Political polarization can threaten social capital by eroding the trust and cooperation that are essential for a healthy society. When individuals become increasingly divided along political lines, they are less likely to engage in meaningful interactions with those who hold different beliefs. This lack of communication and understanding can lead to a breakdown in social bonds, weakening the fabric of communities.
As people retreat into their respective ideological camps, they may become less willing to work together for the common good. This can have a negative impact on civic participation, as individuals may be less likely to join...
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