Why and how population matters

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Veröffentlicht in:	The Oxford handbooks of political science: The Oxford handbook of contextual political analysis
1. Verfasser:	Levine, David (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	2006
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
It depends	2006	Tilly, Charles
Why and how philosophy matters	2006	Pettit, Philip
Theory, fact, and logic	2006	Aya, Rod
Why and how psychology matters	2006	McGraw, Kathleen M.
Social preferences, "Homo Economicus", and "Zoon Politikon"	2006	Bowles, Samuel
Frames and their consequences	2006	Polletta, Francecsa
Why and how ideas matter	2006	Rueschemeyer, Dietrich
Mistaken ideas and their effects	2006	Clarke, Lee
Why and how culture matters	2006	Thompson, Michael
Why and how place matters	2006	Therborn, Göran
Spaces and places as sites and objects of politics	2006	Auyero, Javier
Why and how technology matters	2006	Bijker, Wiebke E.
The socialization of epistemology	2006	Antony, Louise
Mind, will, and choice	2006	Druckman, James N.
How precious ideas affect later ideas	2006	Crawford, Neta C.
Language, its stakes, and its effects	2006	Gal, Susan
Historical knowledge and evidence	2006	Franzosi, Roberto
Why and how population matters	2006	Levine, David
Duchamps' urinal : who says what's rational when things get tough?	2006	Apter, David E.
The behavioral revolution and the remaking of comparative politics	2006	Pye, Lucian