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Rational Choice and Political Power
註釋Featuring a substantial new introduction and two new chapters in the postscript, this new edition makes a significant works on power. The author extensively engages with a body of new literature to elucidate and expand upon the original work, using rational choice theory to provide: an examination of how, due to the collective action problem, groups can be powerless despite not facing any resistance; timely engagement with feminist accounts of power; an explanation of the relationship of structure and agency and how to measure power comparatively across societies.