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rehensive "tool kit" of current approaches to measure social capital. Further, the book surveys the empirical evidence linking social capital to physical and mental health outcomes, health-related behaviors (like smoking), and aging-related outcomes. .978-1-4419-2435-3978-0-387-71311-3

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Social Capital and Healthlked about in fields outside public health prior to 1996 – in sociology (Bourdieu, 1986; Coleman, 1990), economics (Loury, 1992), and political science (Putnam, 1993) – but the explosion of interest in applying the concept to public health is a comparatively recent phenomenon (Figure 1.1).

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Public Health.There is a growing demand for material on soc.Social Capital and Health discusses social capital—a concept that originated in the social sciences—and its application to the field of public health. The editors take care to define the concept of social capital, describe its theoretical

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The Measurement of Community Social Capital Through Surveysrefore focuses on key issues that should be addressed when designing social capital measures but acknowledges that such measures need to be limited in order to be kept in proportion to the overall survey. It aims for a minimalist but theoretically strong approach.

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Network-Based Approaches for Measuring Social Capitaland population health across studies. As well, the heavy reliance on communitarian measures of social capital in public health may truncate the field’s understanding of the relationship between social capital and health (Moore, Shiell, Hawe, & Haines, 2005).