Choice free rationality: a positive theory of political behavior
"Rational choice theory has become the basis for much of the recent work done in political science. And yet explanations of much political phenomena eludes rational choice theorists. Robert Grafstein offers a modification to rational choice theory that extends its ability to explain social beha...
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Zusammenfassung: | "Rational choice theory has become the basis for much of the recent work done in political science. And yet explanations of much political phenomena eludes rational choice theorists. Robert Grafstein offers a modification to rational choice theory that extends its ability to explain social behavior. Grafstein argues that, instead of basing the analysis on the assumption that an actor will maximise her expected utility or her utility given the probability that the event will happen, we should define rationality as the maximisation of expected utility conditional on the probability that her act will bring the event about. This definition of utility, based on the work of Richard Jeffrey, restores the consequences of an individual's act to rational choice analysis. For example, in making a decision to vote, a conditional expected utility maximiser will compare the likelihood of victory for her preferred candidate given her own participation with the likelihood of a victory given her abstention.." --BOOK JACKET. |
Beschreibung: | XIV, 233 S. |
ISBN: | 0472110543 |
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adam_text | CHOICE-FREE RATIONALITY A POSITIVE THEORY OF POLITICAL BEHAVIOR ROBERT
GRAFSTEIN ANN ARBOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRESS CONTENTS LIST OF
FIGURES IX PREFACE XI INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 1. RATIONAL CHOICE INSIDE
OUT 13 CHAPTER 2. GROUP IDENTITY 47 CHAPTER 3. IDEOLOGY 75 CHAPTER 4.
SELVES AND SELF-INTEREST 115 CHAPTER 5. POLITICAL CAUSES 143 CHAPTER 6.
REDUCED EXPECTATIONS 167 APPENDIX A: SUPPLEMENT TO CHAPTER 2 187
APPENDIX B: SUPPLEMENT TO CHAPTER 3 191 NOTES 199 REFERENCES 213 INDEX
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