Vol. 2425 No. 2-3 (2013): Public Governance

Articles

• Social factors in human actions

  Jerzy Hausner

  8-18

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• Institutions, knowledge, action, and institutional capital

  Jarosław Górniak

  19-33

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• Institutional change

  Stanisław Mazur

  34-43

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• On the dubiousness of (some) liberal attempts to establish universally signifi cant “principles of the rationality of interaction”

  Bogdan Szlachta

  44-52

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• Institutions as seen by the Austrian school and ‘ordoliberalism’

  Bernard Chavance

  53-62

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• Culture, institutions, and power: Continuity and change of institutional order

  Andrzej Bukowski

  63-74

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• Economic dynamics versus institutions in the research approach to evolutionary economics

  Maciej Grodzicki

  75-89

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• The role of institutions in the post-Walrasian economics of David Colander and complexity economics

  Marcin Kędzierski

  90-101

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• Tragedy of the commons in the political process

  Michał Możdżeń

  102-115

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• Informal institutions from the point of view of cognitive psychology and the decision-making science

  Jan Strycharz

  116-126

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• Identification of social mechanisms with the use of actor-centred institutionalism

  Seweryn Krupnik

  127-139

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• Institutional mechanisms of (non)representing of interests in Poland in the perspective of analytical sociology: An outline of a research problem

  Dariusz Szklarczyk

  140-152

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• Individual rationality versus social effects: A case of on-the-job training

  Barbara Worek

  153-167

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• Analytical sociology as a universal research programme explaining social phenomena and effective policy making

  Zuzanna Drożdżak

  168-176

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• Ten theses on modernization

  Piotr Sztompka

  177-183

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• Institutions and social action

  Jerzy Hausner

  184-195

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