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Facebook is Finally Learning to Love Privacy Laws (and Abraham Newman)

April 5, 2019
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Nine years ago, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg claimed that people do not care about privacy. Things have changed.

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“The Shared Challenges of Institutional Theories: Rational Choice,” in Historical Institutionalism, and Sociological Institutionalism, Knowledge and Institutions – eds. Johannes Glückler, Roy Suddaby and Regina Lenz

June 8, 2018 economic geography Economics eds. Johannes Glückler Roy Suddaby and Regina Lenz

Scholarship on institutions across the social sciences faces a set of fundamental dilemmas. On the one hand, it needs to explain how institutions change. Yet explanations of change which point to external factors run the risk of reducing institutions to a mere transmission belt for other, more fundamental causes. On the other, it needs to ...

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How the Twilight of the Elites Explains Trump’s Appeal

October 13, 2016 Vox.com

Chris Hayes’s book Twilight of the Elites came out to respectful reviews and respectable sales in 2012, yet the book’s real moment is right now. Better than any other book, it explains why Donald Trump appeals to many voters, and why the political establishment has such a hard time understanding his success. In the book, ...

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Facebook is Finally Learning to Love Privacy Laws (and Abraham Newman)

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“The Shared Challenges of Institutional Theories: Rational Choice,” in Historical Institutionalism, and Sociological Institutionalism, Knowledge and Institutions – eds. Johannes Glückler, Roy Suddaby and Regina Lenz

How the Twilight of the Elites Explains Trump’s Appeal

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