A collection of essays that aims to revive the sociological debate on the unintended, unanticipated and unexpected consequences of social action, as started by Robert K Merton in a classic study of 1936. It provides insights on both Merton's work and the reception it received in the academia.
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A collection of essays that aims to revive the sociological debate on the unintended, unanticipated and unexpected consequences of social action, as started by Robert K Merton in a classic study of 1936. It provides insights on both Merton's work and the reception it received in the academia.
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