Table 1 Four views of social capital...

Table 1

Four views of social capital

Perspective	Actors	In action
Communitarian view	Women artisan formal/informal groups	Local artisans coming together with their crafts
Networks view	Artisan Entrepreneurs Artisan Collectives Artisan Cooperatives	Bridge to larger markets
Institutional view	Government Groups NGO's	Policies promoting cooperatives
Synergy view	Community Groups Regional Trade agreements	Government and private artisan market spaces

Perspective	Actors	In action
Communitarian view	Women artisan formal/informal groups	Local artisans coming together with their crafts
Networks view	Artisan EntrepreneursArtisan CollectivesArtisan Cooperatives	Bridge to larger markets
Institutional view	Government GroupsNGO's	Policies promoting cooperatives
Synergy view	Community GroupsRegional Trade agreements	Government and private artisan market spaces

Source(s): Authors’ own work but adapting it to artisan entrepreneurs from “Social Capital: Implications for development theory, research, and policy,” Woolcock and Narayan, 2000, The World Bank Research Observer, p. 239. (https://doi.org/10.1093/wbro/15.2.225)

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