Abstract The epistemological standards of contemporary social sciences refute ‘functional’ and ‘law-like’ explanations, whereas mechanism-based causal explanations have become widely accepted in various fields inquiry. paper supports the hypothesis that authors Vilfredo Pareto Gaetano Mosca, despite their deference to positivist epistemology, significantly anticipated these developments. Indeed...

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan perubahan sosial yang terjadi dengan cepat pada masyarakat marginal perkotaan di Tanah Ombak. Hal menarik dikaji bahwa adanya dalam kurung waktu relatif kawasan ekslusif menjadi inklusif. dianalisis teori elite Vilfredo Pareto menjawab pertanyaan penelitian. Metode digunakan penelitian yaitu pendekatan kualitatif, jenis studi kasus. dilakukan Gang Omba...

In real life, there are a lot of Multi-objective Optimization Problem, which is shorted for MOP in the process of people working in production and economic and engineering activities. These problems are often very complex and nonlinear, and even conflicted with each other. When solving these problems, Multi-objective Optimization, shorted for MOO should be done on these issues. For example, for...

Abstract Constitutional change in interwar Greece was prepared for by political figures who, overwhelmed ongoing and social crisis strongly involved intense debates on the of parliamentarianism, endorsed disestablishment Second Hellenic Republic. This article focuses conservative intellectuals influenced German sociologists, such as Max Alfred Weber, Italian Spanish scholars Vilfredo Pareto Jos...

Elite theory‟s origins lie most clearly in the writings of Gaetano Mosca (18581941), Vilfredo Pareto (1848-1923), and Robert Michels (1876-1936). Mosca emphasized the ways in which tiny minorities out-organize and outwit large majorities, adding that “political classes” – Mosca‟s term for political elites – usually have “a certain material, intellectual, or even moral superiority” over those th...

Vilfredo Pareto (1848 – 1923) was studying the inequality of welfare distribution in Italy during the nineteenth century and developed a useful tool named „the principle 80:20“, which was later adopted in many fields to explain that a small number of causes can be responsible for a large percentage of effects. The principle can be applied to indicate the priority of problem solving and determin...