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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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1983
Intuitively it is rather obvious that formation of public opinion, actions of social groups, etc., are of a cooperative nature. On the other hand it appears extremely difficult if not impossible to put such phenomena on a rigorous basis because the actions of individuals are determined by quite a number of very often unknown causes.
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Intuitively it is rather obvious that formation of public opinion, actions of social groups, etc., are of a cooperative nature. On the other hand it appears extremely difficult if not impossible to put such phenomena on a rigorous basis because the actions of individuals are determined by quite a number of very often unknown causes.
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Economic Sociology: A Sociological Perspective on Economic Behaviors
The economic sociology brings a sociological perspective to economic behaviors. At the same time, the multidisciplinary feature of the economic sociology enables the study of non-rational elements in the analysis of economic behavior. The economic sociology brings a holistic, historical and comparative approach to abstract and normative modeling of ...openaire +1 more source
What is Economic Sociology and Should any Economists Care?
Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2005Robert S Gibbons, Gibbons Robert
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