ПРАВИЛА КАК ОСНОВА ИНСТИТУТОВ
ПРАВИЛА КАК ОСНОВА ИНСТИТУТОВ
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S086904990000616-9-1
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Аннотация
В статье обсуждается, что представляют собой правила как базисный компонент институ- тов, могут ли они быть неявными, нормативными сами по себе, индивидуальными или только коллективными, а также какого типа правила могут выступать в качестве “строительных блоков” институтов. Привлекаются результаты широкого круга научных дисциплин – от философии до нейронаук.
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институты, правила, имплицитность, нормативность и социальность правил, конститутивные правила
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01.05.2014
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