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Explore "Positive Political Theory," a comprehensive guide to applying rational choice theory in political science. This book offers valuable insights into decision-making and governance, ideal for professionals, students, and enthusiasts.
Chapters Highlights:
- 1: Introduction to positive political theory and its significance.
- 2: Overview of political science and its context.
- 3: Principles of rational choice theory in political behavior.
- 4: Public choice theory merging economics and politics.
- 5: Importance of institutional frameworks in politics.
- 6: Historical development of political institutions.
- 7: Economic theories of democracy and voter behavior.
- 8: Rational choice within institutional contexts.
- 9: Altruism's role in voting behavior.
- 10: Rational choice in international relations.
- 11: Contributions of William H. Riker.
- 12: Bounded rationality in political decision-making.
- 13: Critical role of institutions in politics.
- 14: New institutional economics in political analysis.
- 15: Contributions of Peter Ordeshook.
- 16: James Fearon's work on political theory.
- 17: Margaret Levi's insights on political institutions.
- 18: Rochester School's rational choice applications.
- 19: James D. Morrow on international relations.
- 20: Kenneth Shepsle's work on political institutions.
- 21: Heresthetic and strategic political decision-making.
"Positive Political Theory" is a crucial resource for understanding the intersection of rational choice theory and political science, offering essential insights into the dynamics of political behavior and institutions.
Chapters Highlights:
- 1: Introduction to positive political theory and its significance.
- 2: Overview of political science and its context.
- 3: Principles of rational choice theory in political behavior.
- 4: Public choice theory merging economics and politics.
- 5: Importance of institutional frameworks in politics.
- 6: Historical development of political institutions.
- 7: Economic theories of democracy and voter behavior.
- 8: Rational choice within institutional contexts.
- 9: Altruism's role in voting behavior.
- 10: Rational choice in international relations.
- 11: Contributions of William H. Riker.
- 12: Bounded rationality in political decision-making.
- 13: Critical role of institutions in politics.
- 14: New institutional economics in political analysis.
- 15: Contributions of Peter Ordeshook.
- 16: James Fearon's work on political theory.
- 17: Margaret Levi's insights on political institutions.
- 18: Rochester School's rational choice applications.
- 19: James D. Morrow on international relations.
- 20: Kenneth Shepsle's work on political institutions.
- 21: Heresthetic and strategic political decision-making.
"Positive Political Theory" is a crucial resource for understanding the intersection of rational choice theory and political science, offering essential insights into the dynamics of political behavior and institutions.
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