DESCRIPTIVE DECISIONISM
All human beings, to the extent they live and wish to continue living, do so driven by the instinct of self-preservation as it is manifested in the individual within a particular social(-historical) context. A certain set of values are adopted and various individuals and groups seek to expand their power. The social scientist or observer of human affairs takes a value-free position in so far as he does not seek to tell anyone what to do, but describes what is.
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