Rational Choice Theory

Raymond Boudon

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This chapter contains sections titled: Why Rational Choice Theory? The Postulates of RCT The Achievements of RCT Can RCT be Held as a General Theory? Reasons for the Shortcomings of RCT Beyond RCT: Using a Broader Theory of Rationality Cognitive Rationality Axiological Rationality The Validity of Reasons Conclusion Bibliography

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