SHEPSLE, Kenneth A <br/><br/>
Analyzing politics :  rationality, behavior, and institutions 

 - New York :  W. W. Norton & Company,  1997 
 - 472 p. 
<br/><br/> Part I: Introduction  It isn't rocket science, but  rationality: the model of choice  Part II: Group choice  Getting started with group choice analysis  Group choice and majority rule  Spatial models of majority rule  Strategic behavior: sophistication, misrepresentation, and manipulation  Voting methods and electoral systems  Part III: Cooperation, collective action, and public goods  Cooperation  Collective action  Public goods, externalities, and the commons  Part IV: Institutions  Institutions: general remarks  Legislatures  Bureaucracy and intergovernmental relations  Leadership  Courts and judges  Cabinet government and parliamentary democracy  Final lessons 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Ciência Política<br/>Racionalidade<br/>Comportamento Humano<br/>Comportamento Econômico<br/>Instituição