3 Senior Lecturer, International Health, Griffith University, School of Public Health (Brisbane, Australia)
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4 Further enlightening studies on the origins and meanings
of social capital are provided, for example, by Boix & Posner (1998), Edwards &
Foley (1998), Journal of Interdisciplinary History (1999), Rico et al. (1998), Sullivan &
Transue (1999), Wallis et al. (1998).
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