The Relationship Between Core Members' Social Capital and Perceived and Externally Evaluated Prestige and Cooperation Among HIV/AIDS-Related Civil Society Organizations in China.

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Danni Wang

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Guangliang Mei

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Ren Chen

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Xia Qin

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Xiaoru Xu

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Ying Ma

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Zhi Hu

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10.1177/0163278716684167

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