A Responsive Society: Collected Essays on GuidingDeliberate Social Change
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PrefaceThe Author
Part One: The Need for Social Change
1. Facing the Slings and Arrows: Personal Reflections on a Life of Social Activism
2. Conditions for Guiding Change: Author's NoteA Theory of Societal Guidance
Part Two: The Elements of Social Change
3. Decision Making and Social Change: Author's NoteMixed Scanning Revisited (Public Administration Review)Rationality is Anti-Entropic (Journal of Economic Psychology)Normative-Affective Factors: Toward a New Decision-Making Model (Journal of Economic Psychology)
4. The Responsive Community: Author's NoteLiberals and Communitarians (Partisan Review)Basic Human Needs, Alienation, and Inauthenticity (American Sociological Review)
5. Polity and the Public Interest: Author's NoteSpecial Interest Groups Versus Constituency Representation (Research in Social Movements, Conflicts, and Change)The Fight Against Fraud and Abuse: Analyzing Constituent Support (Journal of Policy Analysis and Management)
Part Three: The Structure of Social Change
6. Encapsulation and Self-Sustaining Systems: Author's NoteEncapsulated Competition (Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics)On Solving Social Problems: Inducements or Coercion? (Challenge)
7.Unification and Intergration of Systems: Author's NoteOn Self-Encapsulating Systems (Journal of Conflict Resolutions)A Paridigm for the Study of Political Unification (World Politics)The Epigenesis of Political Communities at the International Level (American Journal of Sociology)European Unification: A Strategy of Change (World Politics)
Part Four: The Ethics of Social Change
8. Ethics and Change: Author's NoteToward Deontological Social Sciences (Philosophy of the Social Sciences)The Case for a Multiple-Utility Conception (Economics and Philosophy)The Moral Dimension in Policy Analysis
Index
Part One: The Need for Social Change
1. Facing the Slings and Arrows: Personal Reflections on a Life of Social Activism
2. Conditions for Guiding Change: Author's NoteA Theory of Societal Guidance
Part Two: The Elements of Social Change
3. Decision Making and Social Change: Author's NoteMixed Scanning Revisited (Public Administration Review)Rationality is Anti-Entropic (Journal of Economic Psychology)Normative-Affective Factors: Toward a New Decision-Making Model (Journal of Economic Psychology)
4. The Responsive Community: Author's NoteLiberals and Communitarians (Partisan Review)Basic Human Needs, Alienation, and Inauthenticity (American Sociological Review)
5. Polity and the Public Interest: Author's NoteSpecial Interest Groups Versus Constituency Representation (Research in Social Movements, Conflicts, and Change)The Fight Against Fraud and Abuse: Analyzing Constituent Support (Journal of Policy Analysis and Management)
Part Three: The Structure of Social Change
6. Encapsulation and Self-Sustaining Systems: Author's NoteEncapsulated Competition (Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics)On Solving Social Problems: Inducements or Coercion? (Challenge)
7.Unification and Intergration of Systems: Author's NoteOn Self-Encapsulating Systems (Journal of Conflict Resolutions)A Paridigm for the Study of Political Unification (World Politics)The Epigenesis of Political Communities at the International Level (American Journal of Sociology)European Unification: A Strategy of Change (World Politics)
Part Four: The Ethics of Social Change
8. Ethics and Change: Author's NoteToward Deontological Social Sciences (Philosophy of the Social Sciences)The Case for a Multiple-Utility Conception (Economics and Philosophy)The Moral Dimension in Policy Analysis
Index
