Social capital generated by two rural churches: the role of individual believers
Keith Ineson, Lewis Burton
Abstract
Keith Ineson, Lewis Burton
Abstract
Extended interviews were conducted in 2003 with eight people who had affiliation with two churches within a large village. The interviews were analysed to assess whether these individuals were contributing to the social capital of their own church-related community (bonding social capital), and whether they were contributing to the social capital of the wider community (bridging social capital). The data demonstrated a positive answer on both accounts.
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Extended interviews were conducted in 2003 with eight people who had affiliation with two churches within a large village. The interviews were analysed to assess whether these individuals were contributing to the social capital of their own church-related community (bonding social capital), and whether they were contributing to the social capital of the wider community (bridging social capital). The data demonstrated a positive answer on both accounts.
Key concepts: Social capital, Social mobility, Sociology, Social psychology, Social status, Capital (architecture), Rural community, Individual capital