Social Capital, Solidarity, and Cohort Effect: An Analysis of the Production of Social Capital among Union Miners in Harlan County, Kentucky
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Social Capital, Solidarity, and Cohort Effect: An Analysis of the Production of Social Capital among Union Miners in Harlan County, Kentucky

by Feng Hao

Sociology labor history Social Capital
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An academic examination of how social capital and solidarity developed among union miners in Harlan County, Kentucky, highlighting cohort influences on collective networks.

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This study examines the production of social capital within a specific labor community.

It focuses on union miners in Harlan County, Kentucky, and explores patterns of solidarity.

The research considers cohort effects and their influence on social networks and collective action.

Findings are based on analysis of historical and sociological data from the region.

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