People's perceptions of their neighbourhood and community involvement
Document Status
Archived
Supplement
Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning
Abstract
Presents findings from the social capital module of the general household survey (GHS) 2000/01 which was commissioned by the Health Development Agency (HDA) as part of a larger body of research designed to further our understanding of social capital in terms of its meaning, measurement and links to health within the context of a British population. Sets out the distribution of various indicators of social capital in the population, variation with respect to socio-demographic and geographic factors; and the inter-relationship between the different aspects of social capital. Covers topics of demographic information; household and family information; housing tenure; employment; education; health; and health related behaviours.
History
This document has been archived by its original publisher.
ISBN
9780116215512
Subjects
- General planning statistics
- Statistics and information, GIS
- Planning and development
Publisher History
The Office for National Statistics produces independent information to improve understanding of the UK's economy and society. They publish statistics on the population, social and economic surveys and the labour market, as well as the measurement of government activity.
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