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|a HM24.R33 1992
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|a Rational choice theory:
|b advocacy and critique/
|c edited by JamesS. Coleman, Thomas J. Fararo
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|a Newbury Park, Calif.:
|b Sage Publications,
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|a xxii, 232 p. :
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|c 23 cm.
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|a Key issues in sociological theory@7
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a Contents: Introduction / James S. Coleman and Thomas J. Fararo -- Pt. I. Themesof Advocacy. 1. Advocacy within a methodology of theory development.'The Method of Decreasing Abstraction' / Siegwart Lindenberg. 2.Advocacy within a broader scheme of purposive action. 'The Role of Models of Purposive Action in Sociology' / Margaret Mooney Marini. 3.Advocacy for a theory of exchange and coercion. 'The Principle of Rational Choice and the Problem of a Satisfactory Theory' / David Willer. 4. Advocacy for a theory of social order. 'The Attainment ofGlobal Order in Heterogeneous Societies' / Michael Hechter, Debra Friedman and Satoshi Kanazawa -- Pt. II. Critical Perspectives. 5. Amicrosociological critique. 'Rationality and Emotion: Homage to Norbert Elias' / Thomas J. Scheff. 6. A macrosociological critique.'Rationality and Robustness in Multilevel Systems' / Michael T. Hannan.7. A neofunctionalist critique. 'Rational Choice Theory: A CriticalAssessment of Its Explanatory Power' / Richard Mu
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|a Choice (Psychology)
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|a Rational choice theory
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|a Social exchange
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|a Sociology
|x Methodology
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|a Coleman, James Samuel,
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