The Evolution of Institutional EconomicsRoutledge, 4. mar. 2004 - 560 síður This exciting new book from Geoffrey Hodgson is eagerly awaited by social scientists from many different backgrounds. This book charts the rise, fall and renewal of institutional economics in the critical, analytical and readable style that Hodgson's fans have come to know and love, and that a new generation of readers will surely come to appreciat |
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... possible outcomes of action. As Karl Marx (1976, p. 284)wrote inCapital:'what distinguishes theworst architect from the best of bees is that the architect builds the cell in his mind before he constructs it in wax'. This does not imply ...
... possible outcomes of action. As Karl Marx (1976, p. 284)wrote inCapital:'what distinguishes theworst architect from the best of bees is that the architect builds the cell in his mind before he constructs it in wax'. This does not imply ...
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... possible,Marx didnotdo enough toguard againsta methodological collectivist interpretation. A relateddifficulty in Marx's writing is his divination of social or 'productive forces' that, at least in some accounts, seem to have powers ...
... possible,Marx didnotdo enough toguard againsta methodological collectivist interpretation. A relateddifficulty in Marx's writing is his divination of social or 'productive forces' that, at least in some accounts, seem to have powers ...
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... somedaya missing explanationwillbe found, anda further explanatoryreduction might be possible,there is sufficientevidence from the sciences to undermine the reductionist dogma and to diminish reductionist ambitions. While.
... somedaya missing explanationwillbe found, anda further explanatoryreduction might be possible,there is sufficientevidence from the sciences to undermine the reductionist dogma and to diminish reductionist ambitions. While.
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... possible, then the result would not be methodological individualism but the dissolution of all sciences except subatomic physics. Everythingwouldhave bebrought down and explainedin its terms.There wouldbe nomechanics, no thermodynamics ...
... possible, then the result would not be methodological individualism but the dissolution of all sciences except subatomic physics. Everythingwouldhave bebrought down and explainedin its terms.There wouldbe nomechanics, no thermodynamics ...
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... possible forsimilar social practices toendurein time and extend inspace. Hence,in structuration theory, 'structure'isas much averb as a noun. In theidea of structuration,nostress isplacedon the existence of different ontological or ...
... possible forsimilar social practices toendurein time and extend inspace. Hence,in structuration theory, 'structure'isas much averb as a noun. In theidea of structuration,nostress isplacedon the existence of different ontological or ...
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