The Oxford handbook of analytical sociology / ed. by P.Hedström, P.Bearman. - Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009 (2011). - xxi, 772 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. and indexes. - ISBN 978-0-19-958745-2  Место хранения:   01 | ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of Figures ................................................ ix List of Tables ................................................ xii About the Contributors ........................................ xiv PART I FOUNDATIONS 1 What is Analytical Sociology All About? An Introductory Essay ........................................................ 3 Peter Hedström and Peter Bearman 2 Analytical Sociology and Theories of the Middle Range ....... 25 Peter Hedström and Lars Udehn PART II SOCIAL COGS AND WHEELS 3 Emotions .................................................... 51 Jon Elster 4 Beliefs ..................................................... 72 Jens Rydgren 5 Preferences ................................................. 94 Jeremy Freese 6 Opportunities .............................................. 115 Trond Petersen 7 Heuristics ................................................. 140 Daniel G. Goldstein 8 Signaling .................................................. 168 Diego Gambetta 9 Norms ...................................................... 195 Jon Elster 10 Trust ...................................................... 218 Karen S. Cook and Alexandra Gerbasi PART III SOCIAL DYNAMICS 11 Social Dynamics from the Bottom Up: Agent-based Models of Social Interaction ...................................... 245 Michael Macy and Andreas Flache 12 Segregation Dynamics ....................................... 269 Elizabeth Bruch and Robert Mare 13 Self-Fulfilling Prophecies ................................. 294 Michael Biggs 14 Social Influence: The Puzzling Nature of Success in Cultural Markets ........................................... 315 Matthew J. Salganik and Duncan J. Watts 15 The Contagiousness of Divorce .............................. 342 Yvonne Åberg 16 Matching ................................................... 365 Katherine Stovel and Christine Fountain 17 Collective Action .......................................... 391 Delia Baldassarri 18 Conditional Choice ......................................... 419 Meredith Rolfe 19 Network Dynamics ........................................... 447 James Moody 20 Threshold Models of Social Influence ....................... 475 Duncan J. Watts and Peter Dodds 21 Time and Scheduling ........................................ 498 Christopher Winship 22 Homophily and the Focused Organization of Ties ............. 521 Scott Feld and Bernard Grofman 23 Status ..................................................... 544 Joel Podolny and Freda Lynn 24 Dominance Hierarchies ...................................... 566 Ivan Chase and W. Brent Lindquist 25 Conflict ................................................... 592 Stathis Kalyvas PART IV PERSPECTIVES FROM OTHER FIELDS AND APPROACHES 26 Game Theory ................................................ 619 Richard Breen 27 Experiments ................................................ 639 Iris Bohnet 28 Surveys .................................................... 666 Hannah Brückner 29 Analytic Ethnography ....................................... 688 Diane Vaughan 30 Historical Sociology ....................................... 712 Karen Barkey Name Index .................................................... 734 Subject Index ................................................. 751