Sentence examples for label of normative from inspiring English sources

Welfare economics is the traditional generic label of normative economics, but, in spite of substantial variations between authors, it now tends to be associated with a particular subcontinent of this domain, maybe as a result of the development of "non-welfarist" approaches and of approaches with a broader scope, such as the theory of social choice.

"There are a number of normative commitments.

Many examples of normative classification might be given.

For Parsons, social structure was essentially normative that is, consisting of "institutional patterns of normative culture".

These, as Mr. Phillips saw it, were "fake alternative proxies — the purveyors of normative, marketable rebellion".

Yemeni Sufis have been imparting their version of normative Islam for centuries through trade and travel.

Then a whole lot of normative models for corporate behavior go straight out of the window.

Everyday racial identities raise a host of normative questions.

It is impossible to divest the notion of civil society of normative connotations.

This will require expertise from people who think about the design of normative systems.

Cognitivists analyze normative statements as factual, truth-conditional claims answering to an independent normative reality of normative facts.