Titlebook: Social Capital in Eastern Europe; Poland an Exception? Katarzyna Lasinska Book 2013 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2013 Osteuropa.Polen.Post

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,Catholicism and social capital in Poland in a comparative perspective – empirical evidence,ncing “affiliation effects,” which affect mainly social networks and norms and values. In this chapter I analyse the impact of both types of effects on social capital in Poland in a comparative perspective.

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Is social capital building different in Poland?,nsequences such as income inequalities or disillusionment, other factors have their source in (3) Catholicism as a tradition that influences value orientations in strong religiously devoted Polish people.

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Book 2013avoided. Through inclusion of religious tradition as an explanative factor the results go beyond the commonly used East-West comparisons. The author presents a comprehensive picture of complex conditions and different processes for social capital building across Eastern European societies..

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Communist legacy and systemic transition,ocial capital the same in all countries in the region? In general, scholars unanimously point to a low endowment of social capital across post-communist societies, which involves a low level of social trust and low levels of associational and volunteering activities (Curtis et al. 2001, 791; Howard

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