Walking Builds Community Cohesion: Survey of Two New Hampshire Communities Looks at Social Capital and Walkability

Authors

Shannon Rogers
Cynthia Carlson, Merrimack CollegeFollow
Kevin Gardner

Document Type

Article - Open Access

Publication Title

Carsey Institute

Publication Date

Winter 2014

Abstract/ Summary

High levels of social capital are found in areas that are perceived to be more walkable, as measured by the number of places people can walk to in their community.

Repository Citation

Rogers, S., Carlson, C., & Gardner, K. (2014). Walking Builds Community Cohesion: Survey of Two New Hampshire Communities Looks at Social Capital and Walkability. Carsey Institute, Regional Issue Brief #38
Available at: https://scholarworks.merrimack.edu/cen_facpub/2