Analyzing politics : rationality, behavior, and institutions

A. Kenneth Shepsle · Mark S. Bonchek

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Двое ученых из Гарварда в своей работе обращают внимание читателей на вопросы, связанные с рациональностью, моделями поведения индивидов и групп. Эти вопросы рассматриваются в контексте анализа систем голосования, коллективных действий в политике, бюрократии. Все рассматриваемые в книге проблемы авторы иллюстрируют с помощью примеров (case studies).

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