'It's Not Community Round Here, It's Neighbourhood' : Neighbourhood Change and Cohesion in Urban Regeneration Policies

By R. Meegan, Alison Mitchell. 2001

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Re‐evaluating the Contribution of Social Capital in Achieving Sustainable Development (2004, background): “The argument (developed by Olson [1965] and Ostrom [1990], among others) is that collective action is inhibited because the costs to each individual outweigh the benefits.”