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Number of Pages: 216 Pages Subject: Political, Social Psychology Item Length: 8.5 in Item Height: 0.5 in Publication Year: 1993 Format: Trade Paperback Publisher: Cambridge University Press Language: English height: 0.5 in width: 5.5 in Book Title: Political Psychology Type: Textbook Publication Name: Political Psychology Subject Area: Philosophy, Psychology Item Weight: 9.9 Oz ISBN: 9780521422864 Item Width: 5.5 in Author: Jon Elster

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Political Psychology, Paperback by Elster, Jon, Like New Used, Free shipping .... Political Psychology, Paperback by Elster, Jon, ISBN 0521422868, ISBN-13 9780521422864, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US This provocativ takes up and develops the themes of rationality and irrationality in Jon Elster's earlier work. Its purposes are threefold. First, Elster shows how belief and preference formation in the realm of politics are shaped by social and political institutions. Second, he argues for an important distinction in the social sciences between mechanisms and theories. Third, he illustrates those general principles of political psychology through readings of three outstanding political psychologists: the French classical historian, Paul Veyne; the Soviet dissident writer, Alexander Zinoviev; the great French political theorist, Alexis de Tocqueville. Political Psychology, Paperback by Elster, Jon, ISBN 0521422868, ISBN-13 9780521422864, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US This provocativ takes up and develops the themes of rationality and irrationality in Jon Elster's earlier work. Its purposes are threefold. First, Elster shows how belief and preference formation in the realm of politics are shaped by social and political institutions. Second, he argues for an important distinction in the social sciences between mechanisms and theories. Third, he illustrates those general principles of political psychology through readings of three outstanding political psychologists: the French classical historian, Paul Veyne; the Soviet dissident writer, Alexander Zinoviev; the great French political theorist, Alexis de Tocqueville.