The logic of collective action : public goods and the theory of groups
By: Olson, Mancur
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Livro Geral | Biblioteca Graciliano Ramos | Livro Geral | 4.07O526l (Browse shelf) | 1 | Available | 10001457 |
A theory of groups and organizations The purpose of organization Public goods and large groups The traditional theory of groups Small groups "Exclusive" and "inclusive" groups A taxonomy of groups Group size and group behavior The coherence and effectiveness of small groups Problems of the traditional theories Social incentives and rational behavior The labor union and economic freedom Coercion in labor unions Labor-union growthh in theory and practice The closed shop and economic freedom in the latent group Government intervention and economic freedom in the latent group Orthodox theories of state and class The economists' theory of the state The marxian theory of state and class The logic of the marxian theory Orthodox theories of pressure groups The philosophical view of pressure groups Institutional economics and the pressure group - John R. Commons Modern theories of pressure groups - Bentley, Truman, Lathan The logic of group theory The "by-product" and "special interest" theories The "by-product" theory of large pressure groups Labor lobbies Professional lobbies The "special interest" theory and business lobbies Government promotion of political pressure Farm cooperatives and farm lobbies Noneconomic lobbies The "forgotten groups" - those who suffer in silence
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