The Rules of Sociological Method¶
Durkheim, É. (1895). The Rules of Sociological Method. Free Press.
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- Institution
- An institution is a durable, self-reproducing complex of rules, roles, and shared expectations that structures recurrent behavior in a domain, persisting beyond the particular individuals who enact it, a conception Durkheim (1895) first crystallized in treating institutions as "social facts" external to and constraining of any single actor.
This sourceFoundational treatment of institutions as "social facts": ways of acting external to the individual and endowed with coercive power that constrain and outlast any single actor.
- An institution is a durable, self-reproducing complex of rules, roles, and shared expectations that structures recurrent behavior in a domain, persisting beyond the particular individuals who enact it, a conception Durkheim (1895) first crystallized in treating institutions as "social facts" external to and constraining of any single actor.
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