Rational Choice, Structural Context, and Increasing Returns

Rational Choice, Structural Context, and Increasing Returns

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• Sociological methods & research [ 0049-1241 ] ; 2005-02.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Compétence administrative, Droits civiques, Légitimité, Science politique, Sociologie politique.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Administrative powers, Administrative resources, American journal, Analytic lens, Analytic narrative, Analytic narratives, Anomaly, Available alternatives, Basic books, Best strategy, Broader enforcement philosophy, Cambridge university press, Capitalist development, Case particularity, Causal explanation, Causal generality, Causal sequences, Central contextual theme, Charles ragin, Chicago press, Civil rights, Civil rights advocates, Civil rights groups, Civil rights plaintiff groups, Civil rights policies, Civil rights policy, Civil rights pressure, Civil rights proponents, Common patterns, Comparable cases, Comparative approaches, Comparative method, Comparative perspectives, Comparative politics, Congruence testing, Contextual, Contextual framework, Contextual properties, Contextual theme, Cultural framings, Current theory, Decision point, Decision points, Deductive reasoning, Demographic shifts, Dietrich rueschemeyer, Different ways, Discriminatory, Discriminatory consequences, Discriminatory employers, Discriminatory intent, Discriminatory patterns, Duke power, Economic transformations, Eeoc, Eeoc library, Employment discrimination, Employment practices, Enforcement philosophy, Enforcement powers, Enforcement structure, Entire case, Equal employment opportunity, Equal employment opportunity commission, Equal employment policy, Event sequence, Event sequences, Explanatory concepts, Fair housing, Federal court, Federal courts, Federal judiciary, Future action, Future research, General theory, Goldstone, Government agencies, Harvard university press, Historical accidents, Historical analysis, Historical events, Historical outcomes, Historical process, Historical processes, Historical sequences, Historical sociologists, Historical sociology, Huber, Individual complainants, Individual complaint processing, Individual complaints, Initial actions, Initial conditions, Institutional context, Interpretive guidelines, Justice department, Kiser, Legal mobilization, Legitimacy, Levi, Life chances, Major decision point, Methodological strategy, Michigan press, Minority groups, Movement pressure, Narrative, Narrative analyses, Narrative analysis, Narrative methodology, Narrativists, National affairs, Nonnarrative methods, Other cases, Other hand, Oxford university press, Path dependence, Path dependency, Pedriana, Pierson, Plaintiff groups, Political environment, Political opportunities, Political science, Political scientists, Political sociology, Possible choices, Princeton university press, Quadagno, Racial groups, Racial minorities, Ragin, Rational actors, Rational calculations, Rational choice, Rational choice approach, Rational choice narrative, Rational choice narratives, Rational choice theory, Relevant contexts, Research program, Rights pressure, Robin stryker, Rueschemeyer, Russell sage foundation, Same direction, Sequential, Sewell, Single cases, Skocpol, Skrentny, Social action, Social actors, Social movement pressure, Social movement theory, Social movements, Social science, Sociological methods research, Sociologist, State capacities, State capacity, Structural conditions, Structural context, Structural contexts, Structural factors, Stryker, Subsequent research, Supreme court, Temporality, Theda, Theda skocpol, Thelen, Theoretical anomalies, Theoretical anomaly, Theoretical claims, Theoretical knowledge, Unique sequences, Voting rights, Wisconsin press.
• Teeft :
  • Administrative powers, Administrative resources, American journal, Analytic lens, Analytic narrative, Analytic narratives, Anomaly, Available alternatives, Basic books, Best strategy, Broader enforcement philosophy, Cambridge university press, Capitalist development, Case particularity, Causal explanation, Causal generality, Causal sequences, Central contextual theme, Charles ragin, Chicago press, Civil rights, Civil rights advocates, Civil rights groups, Civil rights plaintiff groups, Civil rights policies, Civil rights policy, Civil rights pressure, Civil rights proponents, Common patterns, Comparable cases, Comparative approaches, Comparative method, Comparative perspectives, Comparative politics, Congruence testing, Contextual, Contextual framework, Contextual properties, Contextual theme, Cultural framings, Current theory, Decision point, Decision points, Deductive reasoning, Demographic shifts, Dietrich rueschemeyer, Different ways, Discriminatory, Discriminatory consequences, Discriminatory employers, Discriminatory intent, Discriminatory patterns, Duke power, Economic transformations, Eeoc, Eeoc library, Employment discrimination, Employment practices, Enforcement philosophy, Enforcement powers, Enforcement structure, Entire case, Equal employment opportunity, Equal employment opportunity commission, Equal employment policy, Event sequence, Event sequences, Explanatory concepts, Fair housing, Federal court, Federal courts, Federal judiciary, Future action, Future research, General theory, Goldstone, Government agencies, Harvard university press, Historical accidents, Historical analysis, Historical events, Historical outcomes, Historical process, Historical processes, Historical sequences, Historical sociologists, Historical sociology, Huber, Individual complainants, Individual complaint processing, Individual complaints, Initial actions, Initial conditions, Institutional context, Interpretive guidelines, Justice department, Kiser, Legal mobilization, Legitimacy, Levi, Life chances, Major decision point, Methodological strategy, Michigan press, Minority groups, Movement pressure, Narrative, Narrative analyses, Narrative analysis, Narrative methodology, Narrativists, National affairs, Nonnarrative methods, Other cases, Other hand, Oxford university press, Path dependence, Path dependency, Pedriana, Pierson, Plaintiff groups, Political environment, Political opportunities, Political science, Political scientists, Political sociology, Possible choices, Princeton university press, Quadagno, Racial groups, Racial minorities, Ragin, Rational actors, Rational calculations, Rational choice, Rational choice approach, Rational choice narrative, Rational choice narratives, Rational choice theory, Relevant contexts, Research program, Rights pressure, Robin stryker, Rueschemeyer, Russell sage foundation, Same direction, Sequential, Sewell, Single cases, Skocpol, Skrentny, Social action, Social actors, Social movement pressure, Social movement theory, Social movements, Social science, Sociological methods research, Sociologist, State capacities, State capacity, Structural conditions, Structural context, Structural contexts, Structural factors, Stryker, Subsequent research, Supreme court, Temporality, Theda, Theda skocpol, Thelen, Theoretical anomalies, Theoretical anomaly, Theoretical claims, Theoretical knowledge, Unique sequences, Voting rights, Wisconsin press.

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