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Indeed, the discipline follows roughly the cycle of generational dialectic of public and private pursuits that Albert Hirschman describes in Shifting Involvements.
Economic Principals David Warsh 1993
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Tactful persons who are sources of threat may initiate this defense for him; their offering him a cigarette is an example.7 2. Obligations Regarding Main Involvements
Behavior in Public Places ERVING GOFFMAN 1963
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And in the early eighties the social thinker Albert O. Hirschman, who, in "Shifting Involvements," sought to introduce the concept of "disappointment" into mainstream economic theory.
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Shifting Involvements: Private Interest and Public Action by Albert O. Hirschman
The Way of All Flesh Heilbroner, Robert L. 1982
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In Shifting Involvements, he sketches out an alternating cycle of consensual commitments by succeeding generations, now to public virtue, now to private gain, that gives new meaning to Lewis Mumford’s dictum: “The commonest axiom of history is that every generation revolts against its fathers and makes friends with its grandfathers.”
Economic Principals David Warsh 1993
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"Blackwatergate" - Private Military Firm in Firestorm of Controversy over Involvements in Iraq,
Democracy Now! 2010
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"Blackwatergate" - Private Military Firm in Firestorm of Controversy over Involvements in Iraq,
Democracy Now! 2010
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"Blackwatergate" - Private Military Firm in Firestorm of Controversy over Involvements in Iraq,
Democracy Now! 2010
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"Blackwatergate" - Private Military Firm in Firestorm of Controversy over Involvements in Iraq,
Democracy Now! 2010
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"Blackwatergate" - Private Military Firm in Firestorm of Controversy over Involvements in Iraq,
Democracy Now! 2010
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