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James Coleman's Theory
Refers to the sociological and educational theories developed by James S. Coleman, notably his work on social capital and its effect on education and society.
Homo Economicus
An idealized concept in economic theory of humans as rational and narrowly self-interested actors who have the ability to make judgments toward their subjectively defined ends.
James Coleman
An American sociologist known for his work in education, public policy, and social theory, particularly the concept of social capital.
Constrained Freedoms
A condition where an individual's or group's liberties are limited by laws, social norms, or other forms of regulation.
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