Depoliticizing Development

This book delves into the concept of social capital, exploring its misapplication within development economics. It critically examines how social networks and relationships can be distorted in policy-making and economic strategies, leading to unintended consequences. By analyzing various case studies, the author highlights the complexities and challenges of integrating social capital into development practices, offering insights into its potential benefits and pitfalls. This investigation aims to redefine the understanding of social capital in the context of economic development.