'Rational choice theory' diaporamas de présentation

Constructivism

Constructivism. Constructivism is one of the most influential IR traditions of the late 1990s and early 2000s.

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John Rawls PHIL 399: Global Justice U Oregon, Winter 2010

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GIS and Crime

GIS and Crime.

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Chapter 18 Social Change, Collective Action, and Social Movements

Chapter 18 Social Change, Collective Action, and Social Movements. Evolutionary social change.

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Political Psychology: Citizen Behaviors and Opinions

Political Psychology: Citizen Behaviors and Opinions. Lecture 7 Emotion 1: Affective intelligence. Program. What is affect? Historical bias against emotions Lessons from neurosciences A model for politics Elements of demonstration Criticisms. What is affect?. Lecture 7

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Chapter 15 Religion

Chapter 15 Religion. Ways to Define Religion. Substantive: A substantive definition restricts the label of religion to a system of beliefs and practices that has a particular kind of content, usually a god or supernatural force. It stipulates what religion is. Ways to Define Religion.

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Game Theory and Rationality

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POLS 373 Foundations of Comparative Politics Introduction to Theory in Comparative Politics

POLS 373 Foundations of Comparative Politics Introduction to Theory in Comparative Politics. January 28, 2008 Timothy C. Lim California State University, Los Angeles tclim@calstatela.edu. An Introduction to Theory in Comparative Politics. T. H. E. O. R. Y.

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Epistemology and Methods Foundations: Accumulation of Knowledge, Paradigms, Theories February 24 2009

Epistemology and Methods Foundations: Accumulation of Knowledge, Paradigms, Theories February 24 2009. Overview. Course Program: 2nd part Scientific Growth/Accumulation of Knowledge Paradigms (Geddes) Varieties in research The positivist KKV view The role of theories?.

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Situating Austrian Economics Within Modern Social Science

Situating Austrian Economics Within Modern Social Science. Peter J. Boettke 2004 Hayek Visiting Fellow London School of Economics October 11, 2004. What Did Marshall Miss?. According to Baumol (2000): Macroeconomics Entrepreneurial element in the market process

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Deterrence and Rational Choice Theories

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Public Policy

Public Policy Issues and Politics Introducing Policy Language Issues Defining the problem When are issues public problems? Alternatives Value conflicts Power Structures Symbolism and symbolic politics Theories and Approaches Theories describe, explain and, in some cases, predict.

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Sociological theory

Sociological theory. Where did it come from? Theories and theorists Current theoretical approaches Sociology as science. Where did it come from? 18 th & 19 th century roots of modern sociology in the West. New system of production: industrial revolution, capitalism, colonialism

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Power, Politics and Conflict Chapter 14

Power, Politics and Conflict Chapter 14. Introduction. This lecture will: Introduce the topic of power in organizations Explain key debates on power in the OB field Convey an understanding of systems of power, authority, influence and hegemony

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Theories

Theories. Or Why do People do Silly Things? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB8fplh21hk. Rational Choice Theory. The Rational Choice Theory begins with the observation that crime is chosen because of the benefits it brings to the offender.

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Paradox of Choice

Paradox of Choice. Paradox of choice - outline. Choice is a good thing Choice is a bad thing Identify a set of unexpected steps for living with the paradox Explore some exercises for everyday life. Choice as a good thing. Accounts for our individuality we can have what we need or want

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Oh Good, Another Power Point

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Some human relate biases

Some human relate biases. Subject-observer bias Cognitive bias. Some human related biases. whether your investigation is a survey or experiment involving people, you should be aware of frailties in subjects/participants observers/interviewers designers and analysts

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Introduction to the Social Sciences

Introduction to the Social Sciences. The Scientific Revolution. Rebirth of a scientific worldview The search for truth Reevaluation of preexisting knowledge Materialist conception of the universe Natural law and Deism. The Scientific Worldview. Rationalism and empiricism

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Rational Choice Theory

Rational Choice Theory . Hassan Ibrahim . What is it ? . Well rational choice theory is a one of the four main theories of voting behaviour It is when a the role of judgement is placed on a individual to make a rational judgement on what party he/she should vote for.

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