Social capital and lifelong learning / [electronic resource]
Field, John,1949-author.
The British government and powerful international agencies present investment in social capital as a way of promoting neighbourhood renewal, community health and educational achievement. This book confirms the significance of social capital as an analytical tool, while challenging the basis on which current policy is being developed.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Cover; SOCIAL CAPITAL AND LIFELONG LEARNING; Contents; List of tables and figures; Acknowledgements; Introduction; ONE -- Social connections and lifelong learning; TWO -- Networks, schooling and learning in adult life: interview evidence; THREE -- Social connections and adult learning: survey evidence; FOUR -- Rethinking the relationship; FIVE -- What next?; References; Index.
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 20 Jan 2022).
The British government and powerful international agencies present investment in social capital as a way of promoting neighbourhood renewal, community health and educational achievement. This book confirms the significance of social capital as an analytical tool, while challenging the basis on which current policy is being developed.
Social capital (Sociology)
Continuing education.