If the fundamental methodological commitments of mainstream economics include ' 'methodological individualism' ', what is it that ultimately distinguishes social explanation from purely psychological explanation, writ large?
And it is generally hard to know which came first: trust in particular state institutions or satisfaction with the regime of democracy writ large.
To defend the latter is arrogance writ large, since it is to elevate one's own opinion above all others.
Urban history is not all history writ large.
The review concludes that, for institutional economics, the problem of intellectual property is the problem of institutionalizing property rights writ large.
These three generals talk here about their origins, lives, revolutionary experience before 1959, and military service writ large since.
Only in this way will it be possible to move beyond a history of the countryside that is merely the history of agriculture writ large.
In this context, too, state citizenship appears as municipal citizenship writ large.
