Technology and urbanization have contributed to the decline in social capital from "summary" of Bowling Alone: Revised and Updated by Robert D. Putnam
The rise of technology has transformed the way we interact with one another, often leading to a decline in face-to-face social connections. As people become more engrossed in their devices, they may spend less time engaging in meaningful conversations or activities with those around them. This shift towards digital communication can erode the sense of community and shared experiences that are essential for building social capital.
Additionally, the process of urbanization has played a role in the weakening of social ties. As people move to cities in search of job opportunities or better living conditions, they often leave behind close-knit communities and support networks. In densely populated urban areas, it can be more challenging to form deep connections with neighbors or establish strong bonds with local institutions.
The combination of technology and urbanization has created a society where people are more isolated and less likely to participate in group activities. This lack of social engagement can have negativ...
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