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Much is being written on social cohesion in various publications from books to scientific papers to project reports. The Social Cohesion Hub Library collects many of these. Browse the library or make use of the filters on the left to narrow your search.

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Romina Boarini / Orsetta Causa / Marc Fleurbaey /Gianluca Grimalda / and Ingrid Woolard

Journal article (2018)

Reducing inequalities and strengthening social cohesion through inclusive growth: a roadmap for action

A. R. Hidayat / A. A. Yani / A. Burhanuddin / A. Hans / M. Pudail

Journal article (2019)

Does Social Cohesion Decline? A Study of Social Trust among the Millenials in Indonesia

Christoph Sommer

Journal article (2019)

Social Cohesion and Economic Development: Unpacking the Relationship

Frank-Borge Wietzke

Journal article (2015)

Pathways from Jobs to Social Cohesion

The World Bank

Technical/Evaluation report (2013)

World Development Report 2013: Jobs

OECD

Technical/Evaluation report (2011)

Perspectives on Global Development 2012 Social Cohesion in a shifting World

Christopher Louise/Alexander Guest/Amie Scheerder/Natasha Ereira-Guyer

Policy paper (2020)

Understanding social cohesion and peace capacities: SCORE South Sudan policy report

Jana Kuhnt / Ramona Rischke / Anda David / Tobias Lechtenfeld

Journal article (2020)

Social cohesion in times of forced displacement: the case of young people in Jordan

James Laurence

Journal article (2020)

Cohesion through participation? Youth engagement, interethnic attitudes, and pathways of positive and negative intergroup contact among adolescents: A quasi-experimental field study

Rima. R. Habib / Amena El-Harakeh / Micheline Ziadee / Elio Abi Younes / Khalil El Asmar

Journal article (2020)

Social capital, social cohesion, and health of Syrian refugee working children living in informal tented settlements in Lebanon: A cross-sectional study