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Acción colectiva, metapreferencias y emociones

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Freddy Cante ()
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La acción colectiva es, fundamentalmente, un problema de consenso moral, político o ideológico de metapreferencias o de coordinación emocional; en segundo lugar, es un problema de negociación y de intensidad de la cooperación dependiente de las preferencias (ordenamiento de resultados individuales y colectivos). Aunque la acción colectiva depende de la capacidad de interacción estratégica y ésta abarca las motivaciones racionales (intereses) y no racionales (razones, pasiones y normas sociales), el tamaño de los grupos constituye un gran impedimento para organizar masivas y duraderas acciones, generadas desde abajo y no dependientes de incentivos selectivos controlados por una minoría organizada.

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Article provided by UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA - RCE in its journal Revista Cuadernos de Economía.

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