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GEOG 352 – Day 2

In Day 2 of our course, we delve into the Community Capital Framework, examining the varied definitions of 'capital' as proposed by Lewis and Conaty. We'll discuss Roseland's six forms of capital — natural, physical, economic, human, social, and cultural — and their relevance to community planning and development. By analyzing case studies such as Detroit and the Sustainable South Bronx, we will explore how these capital forms manifest in both positive and negative contexts. This session aims to illustrate the interconnections among these capital types and their implications for sustainable communities.

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GEOG 352 – Day 2

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  1. GEOG 352 – Day 2 Community Capital Framework

  2. Start reading Chapter 1 of Lewis and Conaty for next week. • I introduced a lot of new concepts and terminology last time. Is there anything that you want to review? • Today we’ll look at the concept of capital, and the different forms it can take if we expand our definition of what it encompasses. • What does the term ‘capital’ mean to you when you hear it? Housekeeping Items

  3. Did you get a chance to read the pages from Roseland on-line? • Roseland argues for dividing capital for community planning and development purposes into six varieties: • natural • physical • economic • human • social, and • cultural Forms of Capital

  4. How would you characterize each of these forms of capital? • natural • physical • economic • human • social, and • cultural Forms of Capital

  5. Now let’s take two cases – one negative and one positive – and apply them: Detroit and the movement for a Sustainable South Bronx. Applying the Concepts

  6. Detroit – in the current circumstances, what is occurring in each of these categories? • natural • physical • economic • human • social, and • cultural Applying the Concepts

  7. Sustainable South Bronx – with the current initiatives,what is occurring in each of these categories, at least on a small scale? • natural • physical • economic • human • social, and • cultural Applying the Concepts

  8. From going through this exercise, we get a • sense of how each of these forms of capital • are inter-related with the other forms. • Is this something you have experienced in • other contexts? Applying the Concepts

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