
Social Capital and Education:The Case of Busia District, Western Kenya
How Social Capital influences student education outcomes in a relatively materially deprived rural community in Kenya
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This book examines the interplay between educationoutcomes and social capital, a term that has come invogue to describe a combination of forms of socialorganization, and social intercation, that enhancepositive outcomes in society.The argument can be made that, as the term implies,social capital is a resource that is crucial tosocitey's wellbeing, growth and development. Itspresence or ansence in part expalainse why socitiesat similar levels of development, by conventinalmeasures, sometimes have varyig if not vastlydifferent outcomes in many areas. Social capital isconsidered a crucial ingredi...
This book examines the interplay between education
outcomes and social capital, a term that has come in
vogue to describe a combination of forms of social
organization, and social intercation, that enhance
positive outcomes in society.
The argument can be made that, as the term implies,
social capital is a resource that is crucial to
socitey's wellbeing, growth and development. Its
presence or ansence in part expalainse why socities
at similar levels of development, by conventinal
measures, sometimes have varyig if not vastly
different outcomes in many areas. Social capital is
considered a crucial ingredient that influences the
difference. The policy implication is obvious: pay
equal attention to assisting socities develop
positive elements within their stuctures.
outcomes and social capital, a term that has come in
vogue to describe a combination of forms of social
organization, and social intercation, that enhance
positive outcomes in society.
The argument can be made that, as the term implies,
social capital is a resource that is crucial to
socitey's wellbeing, growth and development. Its
presence or ansence in part expalainse why socities
at similar levels of development, by conventinal
measures, sometimes have varyig if not vastly
different outcomes in many areas. Social capital is
considered a crucial ingredient that influences the
difference. The policy implication is obvious: pay
equal attention to assisting socities develop
positive elements within their stuctures.