It has also given its name to an analytic concept, whereby differing but equally plausible accounts arise of the same event.
First among her as yet unequaled concepts is "cluelessness," which in Mr. Chwe's analysis isn't just tween-friendly slang but an analytic concept worthy of consideration alongside game-theoretic chestnuts like "zero-sum," "risk dominance" and "prisoner's dilemma".
Therefore as the relational contract is embedded into social relations, its analytic concept of time naturally becomes social time.
When New Institution Economics introduces the important analytic concept of transactions, it also breaks the hypotheses of instant transactions within New Classical Economics.
After introducing the time dimension of contracts as an analytic concept, it effectively strengthens the explanatory power of the relational contract.
Although the concept of discourse has played a significant role in anthropological research since the 1980s, competing framings as an analytic concept or object of research have sometimes given rise to nonoverlapping, or even acrimonious conversations.
Either "rite of passage" or "ritual" facing deadly difficulties as analytic concept, we have no way to differentiate common behavior, rite of passage, and ritual in a strict sense until today.
In order to introduce time into the analytic concept, it is necessary to raise it to the same position as "specialties of investments" and "residual ownership," which is to say that the concept of time has analytic significance only when covering the core interest or power relations.
An action situation is 'an analytic concept that enables an analyst to isolate the immediate structure affecting a process of interest to the analyst for the purpose of explaining regularities in human actions and results, and potentially to reform them' [24].
FM and MC had the original idea for the study, developed the analytic concept, and acquired the data.
