Social capital and lifelong learning

Focusing on the role of social capital, this book examines its effectiveness as a framework for understanding neighborhood renewal, community health, and educational success. It critiques the foundations of current policies promoted by the British government and international agencies, arguing for a reevaluation of how social capital is utilized in policymaking. Through analysis, it highlights the importance of social capital in fostering sustainable community development and challenges prevailing approaches to investment in social initiatives.