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Description edit
In this sure-to-be controversial book, two eminent political scientists critique one of the major approaches to their science-the Rational Choice School-and demonstrate that its much-heralded achievements are in fact deeply suspect.
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- Olson: Add a description of this character.
- Riker
- Mckelvey
- Ordeshook
- Ferejohn
- Tullock
- Miller
- Elster
- Plott
- Fiorina
- Rosenthal
- Krehbiel
- Wittman
- Hinich
- Strom
- Kiewiet
- Mueller
- Wilson
- Lakatos
- Hardin
- Morton
- Weingast
- Schwartz
- Romero
- Mitchell
- Satz
- Shepsle
- Moe
- Grofman
- Palfrey
- Campbell
- Muller
- Hoffman
- Stigler
- Niemi
- Erikson
- Wolfinger
- Buchanan
- Noll
- Calvert
- Dawes
- Goodstein
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First Sentence edit
In politics, as in economics, people often compete for scarce resources.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Donald P. Green (Author)
- Ian Shapiro
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 320
Subjects edit
- Books › Nonfiction › Philosophy › Political
- Books › Nonfiction › Social Sciences › Political Science
- Books › Nonfiction › Politics
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