Modelos de acción colectiva: modelos de cambio social
Copyright policy )Modelos de acción colectiva: modelos de cambio social
El autor realiza una crítica interna de la teoría analítica de la acción colectiva, tal y como fue formulada por Mancur Olson, mostrando que tanto la racionalidad individual como la colectiva pueden funcionar de forma "perversa" o de forma socialmente beneficiosa, dependiendo del contexto. The article makes an internal critique of the analytical theory of collective action, as it was established by Mancur Olson. The criticism shows that cither individual or collective rationality can work in a "perverse" way or in a socially useful way, depending on context.
bienes públicos, acción colectiva, 6307 Cambio y desarrollo Social, Efectos perversos/subproductos, 5906.06 Conflictos Sociales, Social Sciences, Byproducts, HM401-1281, cambio social, H, Organizaciones no gubernamentales (Sociología), Cambio social, Efectos perversos /subproductos, Sociology (General), byproducts, Collective action, Acción colectiva, Social change, Movimientos sociales, Opinión pública (Sociología), Organizaciones no gubernamentales, Bienes públicos, Opinión pública, efectos perversos/subproductos, 6114.15 Opinión Publica, Public goods
bienes públicos, acción colectiva, 6307 Cambio y desarrollo Social, Efectos perversos/subproductos, 5906.06 Conflictos Sociales, Social Sciences, Byproducts, HM401-1281, cambio social, H, Organizaciones no gubernamentales (Sociología), Cambio social, Efectos perversos /subproductos, Sociology (General), byproducts, Collective action, Acción colectiva, Social change, Movimientos sociales, Opinión pública (Sociología), Organizaciones no gubernamentales, Bienes públicos, Opinión pública, efectos perversos/subproductos, 6114.15 Opinión Publica, Public goods
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