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Representation gap for transition factors from social sciences in energy and emissions modeling
Kunnas S, Trutnevyte E.
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ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY IN FRANCE [PDF]
European Societies, 2001 With the work of Durkheimian scholars like François Simiand, Maurice Halbwachs and Marcel Mauss, economic sociology became an original and particularly creative research tradition in France. When the Durkheimian approach to the economy was gradually replaced by the sociology of work, it survived outside of sociology proper, especially among economic ...
Johan Heilbron
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The Handbook of Economic Sociology
Foreign Affairs, 1994During recent years social scientists have come to reaffirm that understanding almost any facet of social life requires a simultaneous understanding of how economic institutions work and how they are influenced by values and norms. Sociology, and especially economic sociology, is well equipped to be of assistance in this endeavor.
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The Economics and Sociology of Taxation
Journal des Économistes et des Études Humaines, 1990As the title of the chapter indicates, I have set myself two goals. First, I want to explain the general economic effect of taxation. This part of the chapter represents a praxeological analysis of taxation and as such should not be expected to go much beyond what has already been said by other economists.
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Economic sociology or sociological economics?
1976In this paper economists are invited to enlarge the scope of their discipline with the aid of sociology. Taking as a point of departure both neoclassical economics and the theory of social exchange, an interdisciplinary conception of society is developed.
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The American Sociologist, 2015
The paper argues and shows that much of contemporary economics undergoes a certain trend toward economic sociology or socio-economics, in virtue of increasingly acknowledging and incorporating various sociological components and influences. The paper identifies and considers at least four major related indicators of such a trend.
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The paper argues and shows that much of contemporary economics undergoes a certain trend toward economic sociology or socio-economics, in virtue of increasingly acknowledging and incorporating various sociological components and influences. The paper identifies and considers at least four major related indicators of such a trend.
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Forum for Social Economics, 2001
This paper makes a proposal for reintroducing sociological or social economics into contemporary economic science. Such a reintroduction is proposed to be substantive, by analyzing the social structuring of the economy, and formal, by including sociological/social economics in the current (JEL) classification system of economic disciplines (code A.15).
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This paper makes a proposal for reintroducing sociological or social economics into contemporary economic science. Such a reintroduction is proposed to be substantive, by analyzing the social structuring of the economy, and formal, by including sociological/social economics in the current (JEL) classification system of economic disciplines (code A.15).
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Economic sociology as a strange other to both sociology and economics
History of the Human Sciences, 2007Economic sociologists have developed and applied theories and concepts in close connection with broadly economic phenomena, including, recently, embeddedness and actor network theory. Key to these theories is understandings of action given uncertainty in which actors develop calculative capabilities, and an emphasis on markets with boundaries and ...
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1997
Organisation theorists tend to see the division between economic and sociological approaches to organisation as a manifestation of wider differences between economics and sociology. Sociologists have attempted to set out the differences between the two disciplines (Hirsch et al., 1990; Swedberg, 1991).
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Organisation theorists tend to see the division between economic and sociological approaches to organisation as a manifestation of wider differences between economics and sociology. Sociologists have attempted to set out the differences between the two disciplines (Hirsch et al., 1990; Swedberg, 1991).
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