TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ;
1.1 Background ;
1.2 Defining Trust ;
1.3 The Typology of Trust ;
1.3.1 Strategic Trust ;
1.3.2 Moralistic Trust ;
1.3.2.1 Generalized (Moralistic) Trust ;
1.3.2.2 Particularized (Moralistic) Trust ;
1.4 Motivation ;
1.5 Historical Evolution of the Idea of Social Capital ;
2 CONTEXT ;
2.1 Social Capital and Kerala ;
2.1.1 Everyday Manifestations ;
2.1.2 Post liberalization – The evolving nature of Kerala‘s social capital ;
2.1.3 Marginalized to the Periphery ;
2.1.4 The paradox;
2.2 The Kerala Floods ;
3 PROBLEM STATEMENT ;
4 RESEARCH SCOPE AND OBJECTIVE ;
5 RESEARCH QUESTIONS ;
5.1 Research Methodology ;
5.1.1 Research Design ;
5.1.2 Selection of Location ;
5.1.3 Formation of Schedule;
5.2 Sampling and Ethical Issues ;
6 RESULTS ;
6.1 Code Structure;
6.2 Research Question 1 ;
6.2.1 Kadapra ;
Financial ;
Government Efficiency ;
Livelihood ;
Rescue and Relief ;
Health and Hygiene;
Waste Management ;
6.2.2 Kuttor ;
Government Efficiency ;
Rescue and Relief ;
Resilience ;
Health and Hygiene;
Waste Management ;
6.2.3 Nedumpuram ;
Livelihood ;
Health and Hygiene;
Government Efficiency ;
Rescue and Relief ;
Resilience ;
6.2.4 Niranam ;
Government Efficiency .;
Livelihood ;
Health and Hygiene;
Rescue and Relief ;
Resilience ;
6.2.5 Peringara ;
6.3 Research Question 2 ;
6.3.1 Kadapra ;
6.3.2 Kuttor ;
6.3.3 Nedumpuram ;
6.3.4 Niranam ;
6.3.5 Peringara ;
6.3.6 Conclusion ;
7 DISCUSSION - THEORETICAL ANALYSIS ;
7.1 The ‗Social Question‘ in Kerala ;
7.2 National Imagination and the ‗Public‘ Square ;
7.3 The limits of Liberalism;
8 POLICY IMPLICATIONS ;
8.1 Social Policy ;
8.2 Cultural Policy ;
8.3 Governance ;
8.4 Legal Ecosystem ;
8.5 Increasing Social Cohesion at Local Level ;
8.6 Urban Planning – the need for ‗Third places‘ ;
8.7 What shouldn‘t be done? ;
9 ANNEXURES ;
10 REFERENCES .