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Cultural Policy Timelines CONNECTCP CANADA: THE CANADIAN WHO'S WHO OF CULTURAL POLICY, PLANNING AND RESEARCH
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Do Borders Matter for Social Capital? Economic Growth and Civic Culture in U.S. States and Canadian Provinces

"This paper extends to North America the analysis in Helliwell and Putnam (1995) linking regional growth and social capital in Italian regions."
  
 
    
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"In the United States and Canada, there are also strikingly large and long-lasting regional differences in trust and other measures of social capital, and these have, as in Italy (Putnam 1993), roots far in the past."

Posted Document SRA-504-e.pdf 261.13 KB
Creator(s) John F. Helliwell
Source Location Canada
Publisher Department of Canadian Heritage, Strategic Research and Analysis
Date Published
2000-06-01
Language Bilingual
Copyright Holder Canadian Heritage

 

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