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The Journal of Mathematical Sociology Volume 10, 1984 - Issue 3-4: Mathematical ideas and sociological theory
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Neoclassical theorizing and formalization in sociology

Thomas J. Fararo University of Pittsburgh
Pages 361-393 | Published online: 26 Aug 2010

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Joanna Heidtman, Kinga Wysienska & Jacek Szmatka. (2000) Positivism and Types of Theories in Sociology. Sociological Focus 33:1, pages 1-26.
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Ştefania Matei & Marian Preda. (2018) When social knowledge turns mathematical – The role of formalisation in the sociology of time. Time & Society 28:1, pages 247-272.
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Roberto Vignera. (2017) Teoria e formalizzazione matematica nella tradizione sociologica classica: note di un bilancio controverso. SOCIOLOGIA E RICERCA SOCIALE:114, pages 52-80.
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Cameron G. Thies. (2016) Are Two Theories Better Than One? A Constructivist Model of the Neorealist–Neoliberal Debate. International Political Science Review 25:2, pages 159-183.
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Jacek Szmatka & Michael J. Lovaglia. (2016) The Significance of Method. Sociological Perspectives 39:3, pages 393-415.
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Ronald E MickensPatrick Doreian. 1990. Mathematics and Science. Mathematics and Science 34 54 .
Richard Swedberg. (2016) The New Relationship between Economics and Sociology. Current Sociology 35:1, pages 119-134.
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