Abandonment as a Social Fact: Introduction
De Franco, Anita
2021-12-04 00:00:00
[This introduction is divided into five sections. The first sets the focus: abandonment as a social factSocial facts (Sect. 1.1). The second explains the approach: a neo-institutional perspective on urban issues (Sect. 1.2). The third exposes the research question: what changes once we recognise abandonment as a social factSocial facts? (Sect. 1.3). The fourth is devoted to the methodology (Sect. 1.4). The fifth presents the structure of the book (Sect. 1.5).]
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[This introduction is divided into five sections. The first sets the focus: abandonment as a social factSocial facts (Sect. 1.1). The second explains the approach: a neo-institutional perspective on urban issues (Sect. 1.2). The third exposes the research question: what changes once we recognise abandonment as a social factSocial facts? (Sect. 1.3). The fourth is devoted to the methodology (Sect. 1.4). The fifth presents the structure of the book (Sect. 1.5).]
Published: Dec 4, 2021
Keywords: Social facts; Institutions; Institutional frameworks; Neo-institutionalism
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