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Competition: A Multidisciplinary Analysis |
Wade B. Worthen; A. Scott Henderson; Paul R. Rasmussen; T. Lloyd Benson (Volume Editors)
Brill
Competition in sports, business, politics, and education
Authors

Wade B. Worthen; A. Scott Henderson; Paul R. Rasmussen; T. Lloyd Benson

ARI Id

1674442139862_9273442

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Pages

123–125

Chapter URL

https://brill.com/display/book/9789087908287/BP000014.xml

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Preliminary Material
Wade B. Worthen; A. Scott Henderson; Paul R. Rasmussen; T. Lloyd Benson
i–xv
Introduction: Competition and context in the Euro-Atlantic historical mind
T. Lloyd Benson
1–14
Competition from a scientific perspective
Wade B. Worthen; A. Scott Henderson; Paul R. Rasmussen; T. Lloyd Benson
15–16
Darwin’s entangled bank: The competition paradigm in ecology
Wade B. Worthen
17–31
The global competition for planetary resources
C. Brannon Andersen; Weston R. Dripps
33–43
Competition in the social sciences
Wade B. Worthen; A. Scott Henderson; Paul R. Rasmussen; T. Lloyd Benson
45–46
Competition reconsidered: A perspective from psychology
Beth A. Pontari; Paul R. Rasmussen
47–59
Competition in economics
Nathaniel P. S. Cook; Kailash Khandke
61–71
A sociological approach to the competition paradigm
David E. Redburn
73–83
Competition from the perspective of the humanities
Wade B. Worthen; A. Scott Henderson; Paul R. Rasmussen; T. Lloyd Benson
85–86
Competition and religion: Abrahamic religions and Islam
Alfons H. Teipen
87–96
The competition paradigm and modern politics
Aristide Tessitore
97–109
Thrasymachus or Socrates: Some philosophical and pedagogical reflections on competition and cooperation
James C. Edwards
111–121
Competition in sports, business, politics, and education
Wade B. Worthen; A. Scott Henderson; Paul R. Rasmussen; T. Lloyd Benson
123–125
Competition in sport
William J. Pierce
127–138
The paradigm of competition: The business perspective
Kirk R. Karwan; Thomas I. Smythe Jr.
139–147
Gender and politics: How the competition paradigm determines who governs and how in American politics
Elizabeth S. Smith
149–158
The brain race: Competition, national security, and the rise of federal aid to education
A. Scott Henderson
159–168
Competition and education: How the market forces failure on and in our schools
Renita R. Schmidt; P. L. Thomas
169–180
Conclusion: The future of competition
A. Scott Henderson
181–183
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