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Потенциал классических социологических теорий в исследовании социального партнерства государства и гражданского общества. 29

Потенциал классических социологических теорий в исследовании социального партнерства государства и гражданского общества. 29

Abstract

Автор указывает на характерные особенности современного исследования института межсекторного социального партнерства. В статье выявляется эвристический потенциал классических социологических теорий в исследовании социального партнерства государства и гражданского общества. На их основе автор дает определение социальному партнерству с позиций системного и институционального подхода.

The author points out specific features of contemporary research of the cross-sector social partnership. The article explores the heuristic potential of classical sociological theories in the study of social partnership between state and civil society. Using this theoretical base, the author defines social partnership within the framework of system and institutional approach.

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СОЦИАЛЬНОЕ ПАРТНЕРСТВО, ГОСУДАРСТВО, ГРАЖДАНСКОЕ ОБЩЕСТВО, КЛАССИЧЕСКИЕ СОЦИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ТЕОРИИ, Э. ДЮРКГЕЙМ, E. DURKHEIM, М. ВЕБЕР, M. WEBER, Т. ПАРСОНС, T. PARSONS, Г. ЗИММЕЛЬ, G. SIMMEL, Б. СКИННЕР, B. SKINNER, ДЖ. ХОМАНС, G. HOMANS, П. БЛАУ, P. BLAU, Ю. ХАБЕРМАС, J. HABERMAS

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