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Building sustainable social capital in new communities. (2003-2006)

Abstract

Industry partners and investigators have identified the need for foundation knowledge about social capital and the development of new communities in Australia. The current environment is of increasing responsibility for property developers to account for their social responsibility/corporate citizenship, and manage increasing responsibility for developing communities which provide social, economic and cultural benefit to Australia's well-being. The study identifies the extent to which planning and strategic interventions in new communities contribute to, or detract from, social capital building. The results will be used to identify long term theoretical and practical strategies for strengthening and sustaining social capital in new communities.

Experts

Professor Lynda Cheshire

Head of School of Social Science
School of Social Science
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Head of School
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Lynda Cheshire
Lynda Cheshire

Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Lawrence

Emeritus Professor
School of Social Science
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Geoffrey Lawrence
Geoffrey Lawrence