Altri documenti e
siti web utili per lo studio della povertà
Altri materiali utili per lo studio del rapporto tra capitale
sociale e povertà si trovano nei seguenti siti web:
The Virtual
Library
on Microcredit
La libreria virtuale sul microcredito contiene una vasta collezione
di working papers e documenti utili sul microcredito, una raccolta
di casi di studio ripartiti per area geografica e una raccolta
di risorse web. Il sito è curato dal Global
Development Research Center Grameen
Bank
Il sito della Banca Grameen fondata in Bangladesh da Muhammad
Yunus BREAD
BREAD (Bureau for Research and Economic Analysis of Development)
è un organizzazione non-profit fondata nel 2002 che vuole
ancoraggiare la ricerca nel campo dell'economia dello sviluppo.
Una sezione del sito è dedicata alla raccolta di dati
sui paesi in via di sviluppo, ripartiti in tre categorie:
indagini sulle famiglie, dati sulle imprese, dati macroeconomici
Local
Level Institutions Study Working Papers
I working papers sul capitale sociale realizzati dal Center
for Institutional Reform and the Informal Sector (IRIS) dell'Università
del Maryland e dal Local Level Institutions (LLI) Study. Il
LLI è un programma di ricerca empirica che coinvolge
Bolivia, Burkina Faso e Indonesia
Overseas
Development Institute (ODI)
Centro di ricerca britannico indipendente che svolge attività
di ricerca e di diffusione delle informazioni sui temi collegati
alla riduzione della povertà e lo sviluppo economico
e sociale
Participation
and civic engagement in poverty reduction strategies
Sezione del sito della Banca Mondiale dedicata al ruolo del
capitale sociale nelle strategie per la riduzione della povertà
(PRSPs)
Social
Capital for Development
Il sito sul Capitale sociale della Banca Mondiale. Include
una sezione dedicata alla Social Capital Initiative, l'unità
di ricerca che elabora i progetti di sviluppo locale basati
sul rafforzamento del capitale sociale nei paesi più
poveri
United
Nations Development Programme
L'Agenzia per lo sviluppo delle Nazioni Unite. Pubblica ogni
anno il Rapporto
sullo Sviluppo Umano
World
Values Survey
Il World Values Survey è un'indagine empirica sulle
trasformazioni socioculturali e politiche, che viene condotta
da una rete di scienziati sociali afferenti a università
di tutto il mondo. L'indagine viene compiuta su dei campioni
rappresentativi a livello nazionale in 80 paesi sparsi in
tutti i continenti
National Election
Studies
Il National Election Studies (NES) presso l'Università
del Michigan, che svolge indagini sulle opinioni . dell'elettorato
americano nelle elezioni presidenziali e di medio termine.
Altre risorse e
reading lists
Bowling Alone
Il sito del best seller di Robert Putnam. Contiene i dati
impiegati dall'autore
Social
Capital Bibliography
A cura del Saguaro Seminar della Harvard University.
The
World Bank
Il vecchio sito della Banca Mondiale sul capitale sociale.
Contiene una vasta (ma datata) biblioteca digitale di articoli
e papers non pubblicati
Nuovi libri sul
capitale sociale
Curatore
del sito
Social Capital Gateway è
a cura di Fabio
Sabatini, assegnista
e dottorando di ricerca in Economia politica...
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Conferenze, seminari, call for
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Websites
Siti web per lo studio del capitale sociale
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Social
Scientists
Una directory di pagine personali di ricercatori
interessati allo studio del capitale sociale
Risorse per le
scienze sociali
Working
papers
Risorse per la ricerca
di working papers di economia e sociologia
Databases
ed E-Journals
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e altre pubblicazioni
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di scienze sociali e università
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Capitale sociale,
produttività e innovazione nelle aree rurali dei paesi in
via di sviluppo
Questa sezione è dedicata al rapporto tra capitale sociale
e sviluppo delle aree rurali nei paesi a basso reddito. Particolare
attenzione è dedicata alla capacità delle diverse
forme di capitale sociale di ostacolare o promuovere la diffusione
della conoscenza e l'aggiornamento delle tecniche di produzione.
La sezione è in costruzione: sono graditi suggerimenti
e segnalazioni.
Letture fondamentali
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Letture fondamentali
Fafchamps, M., Minten, B. (1999), Social
Capital and the Firm: Evidence from Agricultural Trade, Social
Capital Initiative Working Paper No. 21, World Bank.
Gittel, R., Vidal, A. (1998), Community
Organizing: Building Social Capital As A Development Strategy,
Newbury Park, California, Sage Publications.
Isham, J. (2000), The
Effect of Social Capital on Technology Adoption: Evidence from Rural
Tanzania, IRIS Center Working Paper No. 235.
Parthasarathy, D., Chopde, V.K. (2000), Building
social capital: collective action, adoption of agricultural innovations,
and poverty reduction in the Indian semi-arid tropics, Global
Development Network (GDN).
Pretty, J. (2003), Social
capital and connectedness: issues and implications for agriculture,
rural development and natural resource management in ACP countries,
CTA Working Document Number 8032, Technical Centre for Agricultural
and Rural Cooperation (CTA).
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Approfondimenti
Ashby, J. (2002), Assessing
the benefits of rural women's participation in natural resource
management research and capacity building, CGIAR Program, Participatory
Research and Gender Analysis Program, CGIAR.
Asian Development Bank (2000), A
Study of Rural Asia: An Overview.
Beyond the Green Revolution, Manila, Asian Development Bank.
Ayalew, D. Risk-Sharing
Networks among Households in Rural Ethiopia, The Centre for
the Study of African Economies Working Paper Series, Working Paper
186.
Barr, A. (1998), Enterprise
Performance and the Functional Diversity of Social Capital,
Working Paper Series 98-1, Institute of Economics and Statistics,
University of Oxford.
Barr, A. (2000), Networking
for success and survival in Ghana. Does size matter?, Centre
for the Study of African Economies (CSAE), UK / id21 Development
Reporting Service.
Barrett, C. (2004), Smallholder
identities and social networks: the challenge of improving productivity
and welfare, Department of Applied Economics and Management,
Cornell University, mimeo.
Bebbington, A. (1997), Social
Capital and Rural Intensification: Local Organizations and Islands
of Sustainability in the Rural Andes, The Geographical Journal
Vol. 163, No. 2, July 1997 189-197.
Bebbington, A., Kopp, A., Rubinoff, D. (1997), From
Chaos to Strength?: Social Capital, Rural People's Organizations
and Sustainable Rural Development, University of Manchester,
mimeo.
Bebbington, A., Carrol, T. (2000), Induced
Social Capital and Federations of the Rural Poor, Social Capital
Initiative Working Paper No. 19, The World Bank.
Bezemer, D.J., Lerman, Z. (2003), Rural
Livelihoods in Armenia, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
Center for Agricultural Economic Research, Discussion Paper No.
4.03.
Bird, K., Hulme, D., Moore, K., Shepherd, A. (2002),
Chronic poverty
and remote rural areas, CPRC Working Paper No 13, Chronic Poverty
Research Centre, University of Birmingham.
Bush, R. (2004), Society
and the uncivil state: land tenure reform in Egypt and the crisis
of rural livelihoods, United Nations Research Institute for
Social Development (UNRISD).
Carroll, T.F., Bebbington, A.J. (2000), Peasant
federations and rural development policies in the Andes, Policy
Sciences, No. 33 (3-4): 435-457, December 2000.
Chloupkova, J., Bjornskov, C. (2002), Could
Social Capital Help Czech Agriculture?, Agricultural Economics,
48, 2002(6), 245-249.
Das, R.J. (2005), Rural
Society, the State and Social Capital in Eastern India: A Critical
Investigation, The Journal of Peasant Studies, Vol. 32, No.
1, 48-87.
De Weerdt, J. (2002), Community
Organisations in Rural Tanzania: a case study of the community of
Nyakatoke, Economic Development Initiatives (EDI).
Djedjebi, T., de Haan, L. (2001), Fulbe
women ’s livelihood in the Borgu region of Benin, in Andersson,
J.A., Breusers, M. (eds), Kinship structures and enterprising actors:
Anthropological essays on development, pp.225-236, Wageningen, Wageningen
University, Liber Amicorum Jan H.B. den Ouden.
Eklund, P.A., Felloni, F., Imai, K. (2003),
Women’s
Organisations, Maternal Knowledge, and Social Capital to Reduce
Prevalence of Stunted Children - Evidence from Rural Nepal,
Paper presented at the International Conference "Staying
Poor: Chronic Poverty and Development Policy", IDPM, University
of Manchester, 7 to 9 April 2003.
Fox, J. (1996), How
Does Civil Society Thicken? The Political Construction of Social
Capital in Rural Mexico, World Development, Vol. 24, No. 6,
1089-1103.
Fox, J. (2003), El
capital social: De la teoría a la práctica. El Banco
Mundial en el campo mexicano, Internacional, 43(2), April, 2003.
Fox, J., Gershman, J. (2001), The
World Bank and Social Capital: Lessons from Ten Rural Development
Projects in Mexico and the Philippines, Policy Sciences, 33(3
& 4), 2000.
Fritzsch, J., Wolz, A., Reinsberg, K. (2004), The
Impact of Social and Human Capital on Economic Welfare. The Case
of Polish Farmers, Paper presented at the Conference "
International Research on Food Security, Natural Resource Management
and Rural Development", Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin,
October 5-7, 2004.
Gabre-Madhin, E.Z. (2001), Market
institutions, transaction costs, and social capital in the Ethiopian
grain market, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).
Gibbon, P. (2001), Civil
Society, Loyalty and Globalization in Rural Tanzania: A Forty-Year
Perspective, Development and Change Vol. 32 (2001), 819-844.
Gordon, A., Craig, C. (2001), Rural
non-farm activities and poverty alleviation in Sub-Saharan Africa,
Policy Series 14, University of Greenwich, Natural Resources Institute
(NRI).
Heffernan, C. (2000), The
delivery of veterinary services to the poor: findings from Kenya,
Livestock Development Studies Group (UK), mimeo.
International Fund for Agricultural Development (2001),
Institutions
and the Rural Poor: Building Coalitions for Poverty Reduction,
chapter in the Rural Poverty
Report 2001 - The Challenge of Ending Rural Poverty, International
Fund for Agricultural Development.
Isaac, C.B. (2002), Class
Stratification and Cooperative Production Among Rural Women in Central
Mexico, Latin American Research Review, 123-150.
Isham, J. (2000), Choosing
better technology. Does social capital help?, Middlebury College
/ id21 Development Reporting Service.
Isham, J. (2002), The
Effect of Social Capital on Fertiliser Adoption: Evidence from Rural
Tanzania, Journal of African Economies 2002, 11: 39-60.
Jonson, N., Suarez, R., Lundy, M. (2002), The
importance of social capital in Colombian rural agro-enterprises,
Paper presented at the 25th International Conference of Agricultural
Economists, August 16-22, 2002, Durban, South Africa.
Kähkönen, S. (1999), Does
Social Capital Matter in Water and Sanitation Delivery? A Review
of Literature, Social Capital Initiative Working Paper No. 9,
The World Bank.
Kaosa-ard, M.S., Rerkasem, B. (2000), Growth
and Sustainability of Agriculture in Asia, Oxford and Manila,
Oxford University Press and Asian Development Bank.
Lewis, D., Bebbington, A.J., Batterbury, S.P.J., Shah, A.,
Olson, E., Siddiqui, M.S., Duvall, S. (2003), Practice,
power and meaning: frameworks for studying organizational culture
in multi-agency rural development projects, Journal of International
Development, Vol. 15, Issue 5 , 541-557.
Majid, N. (2004), Reaching
Millennium Goals: How well does agricultural productivity growth
reduce poverty?, Employment Strategy Papers 2004/12, International
Labour Organization (ILO).
Markussen,
M. (2002), Coping
with uncertainty: women in the informal fish processing and marketing
sectors of Lake Victoria, Working Paper 2002:115, Norwegian
Institute for Urban and Regional Research (NIBR).
Molinas,
J. (1998), Impact
of Inequality, Gender, and External Assistance and Social Capital
on Local-Level Cooperation, World Development, Vol. 26, No.
3, 413-431.
Nah Tiepoh, M.G., Reimer, B. (2004),
Social
capital, information flows, and
income creation in rural Canada: a cross-community analysis,
Journal of Socio-Economics 33 (2004) 427–448.
Narayan, D., Pritchett, L. (1997),
Cents
and Sociability: Household Income and Social Capital in Rural Tanzania,
Policy Research Working Paper 1-41, The World Bank.
Nyangena, W. (2004), The
Effect of Social Capital on Technology Adoption: Empirical evidence
from Kenya, Paper presented at the Thirteen
Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental
and Resource Economics, Budapest, June 25-28, 2004.
O'Brien, D., Raedeke, A., Hassinger, E. (1998), The
Social Networks of Leaders in More or Less Viable Communities Six
Years Later: A Research Note, Rural Sociology Vol. 63, No. 1.
Pimbert, M. (2004), Learning
by doing in co-management of natural resources throughout the world,
International Institute for Environment and
Development (IIED) and World Conservation Union (IUCN).
Porter, G. (2002), Living
in a Walking World: Rural Mobility and Social Equity Issues in Sub-Saharan
Africa, World Development, Vol. 30, No. 2 pp. 285-300.
Putterman, L. (1995), Social
Capital and Development Capacity: The Example of Rural Tanzania,
Development Policy Review, Vol. 13, 1995, 5-22.
Reid, C., Salmen, L. (2000), Understanding
Social Capital: Agricultural Extensions in Mali: Trust and Social
Cohesion, Social Capital Initiative Working Paper no. 22, Washington
D.C., The World Bank.
Rosenzweig (1988), Risk,
Implicit Contracts and the Family in Rural Areas of Low-Income Countries,
The Economic Journal, December 1988 1148-1170.
Siamwalla, A. (ed) (2001), The
Evolving Roles of the State, Private, and Local Actors in Rural
Asia, Oxford and Manila, Oxford University Press and Asian Development
Bank.
Schechter, L.A. (2005), Trust,
Trustworthiness, and Risk in Rural Paraguay, A dissertation
submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy in Agricultural and Resource Economics in
the Graduate Division of the University of California, Berkeley.
Sorensen, C. (2000), Social
Capital and Rural Development: A Discussion Issue, Social Capital
Initiative Working Paper no. 10, Washington D.C., The World Bank.
Uquillas, J.E., Van Nieuwkoop, M. (2003), Social
Capital as a Factor in Indigenous Peoples Development in Ecuador,
Latin America and Caribbean Region Sustainable Development Working
Paper 15, The World Bank.
Weinberger, K., Jütting, J. (2000), The
role of local organizations in risk management: some evidence from
rural Chad, Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture,
39(3)281-299.
Winters, P., Corral, L., Gordillo, G. (2001),
Rural livelihood
strategies and social capital in Latin America: Implications for
rural development projects, Working Paper Series in Agricultural
and Resource Economics, No. 2001-6, University of New England.
Wolfe, D.A. (2002), Social
Capital and Cluster Development in Learning Regions, in Holbrook,
J.A. and Wolfe, D.A. (eds), Knowledge, Clusters and Learning Regions,
Kingston, School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University.
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