
Peter Graeff
Peter Graeff is Assistant Professor of Sociology in the Department of Social Sciences, Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main. He obtained a Ph.D. from the University of Bonn. His research interests focus on the analysis of negative and positive social capital and freedom. He is also interested in the methodology of measurement and on statistical methods for the analysis of social science data. He has coedited several books and has published in the disciplines major journals including the Journal of Mathematical Sociology, the European Sociological Review, and Quality and Quantity.
Recent Research by Peter Graeff
— Jan 8, 2013
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Chapter 1 - Why Do We Measure Freedom?
Chapter 2 - Human Freedom from Pericles to Measurement
Chapter 3 - An Index of Freedom in the World
Chapter 4 - Measuring Individual Freedom: Actions and Rights as Indicators of Individual Liberty
Chapter 5 - A Compact Statement of a Cost-based Theory of Rights and Freedom
Chapter 6 - Conditions for Freedom
Chapter 7 - Evolution and Freedom
Chapter 8 - Liberty in Comparative Perspective
Chapter 9 - The Evisceration of Liberty in Canadian Courts
Chapter 10 - From Fighting the Drug War to Protecting the Right to Use Drugs