Description
This book analyzes the main competing grand theories in the social sciences, including developmentalism, dependency analysis, Marxism, institutionalism, rational choice, Freudianism, environmentalism, sociobiology, neurosciences, and transitions to democracy.
Table of Contents
Developmentalism Then and Now: The Origins and Resurgence of an Enduring Grand Theory; K.Johnson Marxism, Dependency, and the World Systems Analysis: Are They Making a Comeback; B.Stone Political Culture: Explanatory Variable or Residual Category?; H.Meyer Sociological Approaches: Old and New in Political Sociology; A.P.Kryzanek Psychoanalysis and the Study of Political Science; S.Powell Institutions and Institutionalism; S.Sahu Rational Choice Theory: Why Irrationality Makes More Sense for Comparative Politics; J.D.J.Nakaska Environmental and Geographic Determinism: Jared Diamond and His Ideas; S.Hong Science or Ideology?: Sociobiology and Its Aftermath; M.Bayar Neuronopolitics: The Brainy Approach to Political Science; J.Dix Transitions to Democracy: Grand Theory or Grand Idea?; M.Clary Non-Western and Indigenous Theories of Change; L.Langford
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