Titlebook: Discourses on Society; The Shaping of the S Peter Wagner,Bj?rn Wittrock,Richard Whitley Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Models of strategic decision-makingal era in American political science, by the mid-1950s, that it was at best a vestigial notion. During the last decade, however, many social scientists have been “bringing the state back in,” even though others are still uneasy about such tendencies and worry about the “return of the state” and abou

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Learning About Resources and Capabilities (1). The very real phenomenon of struggles over admittance of individual scholars, intellectual “approaches,” or specific organizations to the realm of academic institutions could hardly be understood, if institutional difference were of little or no relevance (2). The institutional distinctiveness

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“Science and Politics” as a Political Factor: German and Italian Social Sciences in the Nineteenth C

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Knowledge for Certainty: Poverty, Welfare Institutions and the Institutionalization of Social Scienccial protection had been set up more or less efficiently to help people cope with the deficiencies and adve rsities which afflicted them on a massive scale, once the emergent welfare state began to take shape with its service bureaucracies, social security and other transfer-payment schemes, collect

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