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Social Fragmentation, Polarization, and Loss of Social Capital
Evaluate Robert Putnam's theories on declining social capital and how ideological polarization fractures community solidarity.
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Community Breakdown, Disruption, and Systemic Vulnerability
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Examine the internal and external factors that erode social cohesion, disrupt community functioning, and lead to institutional collapse.
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