London suffers from crippling air pollution with one in 12 deaths in the capital linked to its smog.
A real estate developer would have his human capital linked to what he is building but also to the interest rates on the loans for those properties.
Mr. Geremek suggested that the whole notion of a single capital was perhaps misconceived; he preferred to preserve the idea of an "itinerant capital" linked to Europe's feudal origins.
An important finding, Ms. Ellison said, was that students who reported low satisfaction with life and low self-esteem, and who used Facebook intensively, accumulated a form of social capital linked to what sociologists call "weak ties".
Aurelius Capital Management, best known for forcing Argentina to pay out on its debts, and Silver Point Capital, linked to distressed groups such as Lehman, are thought to have amassed their stakes in the bank's bonds after it was downgraded to junk in May.
An important finding, Ms. Ellison said, was that students who reported low satisfaction with life and low self-esteem, and who used Facebook intensively, accumulated a form of social capital linked to what sociologists call "weak ties". A weak tie is a fellow classmate or someone you meet at a party, not a friend or family member.
Based on our empirical findings, we distinguish three patterns of linking social capital: minimal linking, functional linking and reactive linking.
It emphasised the important role of social capital, the links that bind communities, as a buffer against poor health.
connect the market to an administrative centre, local town, or regional capital, including links to higher-level socio-economic services, such as terminal markets, senior schools and hospitals.
Fulacunda, the regional capital, is linked by road southwest to São João and southeast to Buba.
