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Understanding Trust from the Perspective of Sociological Neoinstitutionalism: The Interplay of Institutions and Agency [PDF]

, 2005
Introduction Trust as a form of natural attitude Trust as a form of institutional isomorphism Rules, roles and routines Trust in institutions Active constitution of trust Familiarity, unfamiliarity and familiarization Reflexive constitution and continuous communication Suspension: The leap of faith Conclusions and implications ...
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The distinctive incorporation of sociological neoinstitutionalism into Japanese sociology and its theoretical insights for the discipline

Japanese Journal of Sociology
AbstractAlthough sociological neoinstitutionalist thought has made indelible imprints across the social sciences in Japan, its incorporation into Japanese sociology at large has been relatively limited, and its broader applications to analyses of global social phenomena using World Society Theory are even less prominent.
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Qualitative Political Communication| To Implement or Not to Implement? Participatory Online Communication in Swiss Cities

International Journal of Communication, 2015
Social media platforms and other digital interactive media hold great potential for political communication. This study explores perceptions about this potential and the motivations to adopt participatory tools and assesses both motivations and ...
Ulrike Klinger, Stephan Rösli, Otfried Jarren   +2 more
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Understanding trust from the perspective of sociological neoinstitutionalism

, 2005
"This paper builds on the idea that trust is a matter of embedded agency where trustors and trustees, as actors, interpret the social context in which they are embedded. Insofar as this context is institutionalized, trust may be quite 'normal' and achieved fairly easily by reference to institutionalized rules, roles and routines.
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Las limitaciones de la utilidad marginal The limitations of marginal utility

Cuadernos de Economía, 2000
Este articulo examina las limitaciones de la teoria marginalista como teoria cientifica. Señala su carácter estático, que le impide explicar el cambio económico y social, y desnuda sus fundamentos filosóficos y metodológicos.
Veblen Thorstein
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Best practices in policy approaches to obesity prevention. [PDF]

J Health Care Poor Underserved, 2013
Fox AM, Horowitz CR.
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Little red riding hood and the big bad wolf disguised granny, development and orthodox economics in the garb of neoinstitutionalism

, 2013
RESUMEN: Pensar el desarrollo como objetivo universalmente deseable ha conducido a la construcción de un debate acerca de cuál es el camino más rápido y eficiente para alcanzar el desarrollo, representado en una tensión dialéctica entre la economía ortodoxa y la economía heterodoxa.
Luz Estela Tobón Berrio, Universidad del Norte   +1 more
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Political Culture and Neoinstitutionalism: Brief Reflections

, 2017
This article has to focus two approaches of Political Science of the XX century, the political culture and the neo-institutionalism, questioning how these fields were developed and what are the main reasons of their detachment, since these perspectives ...
Fidelis, Thiago
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NEO-INSTITUTIONALISM AND ENDOGENOUS DEVELOPMENT AS REGIONAL ALTERNATIVE. MODERNITY AND SUBJECTIVITY, LINKING AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT

Ra Ximhai, 2015
The reconstruction of subjectivity involves overcoming criticism of individualism, utilitarianism and immediacy as the basis of society and consumer markets.
José Mateo Bastidas-Morales
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