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Bourdieu’s non-material forms of capital : implications for start-up policy
... on capital (DeClercq and Voronov, 2009a, 2009b; DeClercq and Honig, 2011; Drakopoulou Dodd et al, 2014; Spigel, 2013; Tatli et al, ...physical capital is readily operationalised as money and tangible, other ...
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Digital literacies for employability- fostering forms of capital online
... Bourdieu’s forms of capital as ‘personal currency’ for a digital ...of capital appropriate to thrive in the digital ...these forms of capital mean in a digital context and how they were ...
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The influence of intangible forms of capital on farms
... social capital becomes ...social capital (Putnam 2000: 22–24; 2003: 2–3, 279–282). Bonding social capital is oriented into the ...social capital which Putnam finally acknowledges in the form ...
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Forms of Capital in Immigrants’ Social and Economic Integration
... cultural capital and social status, the more alike they are to each other and the closer they are within the social space (Bourdieu ...cultural capital they have gained in their country of ...cultural ...
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Education, inequality and social justice: a critical analysis applying the Sen-Bourdieu analytical framework
... different forms of capital rather than solely the economic form of capital used ...of capital enriches the understanding of the body of commodities and resources that may be converted into ...
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Institutional capital: A new analytical framework on theory and actions for economic development
... institutional capital, as we conceive it, is in the prolongation of the ...institutional capital as the asset composed by the written and unwritten institutions that affect economic ...institutional ...
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An integrative approach to quality of life measurement, research, and policy
... natural capital (and ...of capital as a means for providing these ...social capital as those networks and norms that facilitate cooperative ac- tion (Putnam, 1995); human capital as the ...
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An introduction to framing multiple capitals
... Bourdieu's "Capitals" • Bourdieu 1991 referred to a framework of species of epistemological capital –social, economic, cultural and symbolic –multiple forms of capital social actors empl[r] ...
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The difference between local and national capitalism, and why local capitalisms differ from one another: A Marxist approach
... their forms of capital, the relations between firms, their systems of technological change, the labour force and its relations with employers, and the roles of the local state – that is, the issues most ...
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Inclusive Growth Through Creation of Human and Social Capital
... Social capital contributes to economic growth by focusing the importance of cooperation and trust within firm, industry, market and the ...social capital contributes to economic growth 2 by facilitating ...
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Social capital: a roadmap of theoretical and empirical contributions and limitations
... diverse forms of capital – economic, cultural, social and symbolic capital – and make for the ‘rules of the ...distinct forms of capital, like the field of economic production or the ...
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Syirkah Amlak’s Implications in Building Community Economic Independence (Analysis of Meranti Islands Regency, Riau Province)
... the capital to do ...as capital in building a business of economic independence, so far the community assumed that inheritance had to be divided based on the understanding of the meaning of the verses in ...
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The legal regulation of information and communications technologies as specific forms of a production factor for capital in the food industry
... Administration forms the technical background for implementing data sharing in public administration it sets the conditions for administering and running information systems in public administration and sets out ...
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Higher education, social class and the mobilisation of capitals: recognising and playing the game
... The work of Brown and colleagues (Brown, 2003; Brown and Hesketh, 2004; Brown and Tannock, 2009; Brown, Lauder and Ashton, 2011), in contrast, proposes that an explosion of HE across the world is driving changes in ...
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The Role of the Capital Adequacy Criterion in the Supervisory Control of the Central Bank of Iraq on the Specialized Banks
... 1- Capital adequacy: A term that describes the relationship between the sources of the bank's capital and the risks surrounding the bank's assets and any other operations (short dictionary ...The ...
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The role of the banking sector in the process of privatisation. Economic Papers 98, November 1992. II/488/92-EN
... state assets, Two of the functions considered here are general forms of credit intermediation for the provision of risk capital: iii financing the restructuring of inappropriate producti[r] ...
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An Empirical Assessment of Banking Sector Reform and Unemployment in NigeriaAbiodun Edward Adelegan, Victor E Oriavwote
... Ever since banking became a business in Nigeria, it has been evolving and reforming. At independence in 1960 to 1985, the banking sector was highly regulated. Comprehensive financial sector began in 1987, prior to this ...
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The Sustainable Development of Water Resources
... Natural capital might include the following: surface/ground water quantity and quality; precipitation/climate trends; biodiversity; fisheries production; wildlife habitat; energy production; watershed/ecosystem ...
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Foundation and empire : a critique of Hardt and Negri
... theory. Arguably, a number of its excursions—into the history of colonialism, the development of us sovereignty, and the ideas of Spinoza and Machiavelli—are marginal to the main story, which is about governance and ...
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Which Form of Foreign Capital Inflows Enhance Economic Growth? Empirical Evidence in Sub-Saharan Africa
... foreign capital inflows to play a pivotal role in the growth process of host ...four forms of foreign capital inflows (which include foreign aid, foreign direct investment and personal remittances) ...
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