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Economics of Convention and New Economic Sociology
Current Sociology, 2007This article is part of a larger exploration of the French economics of convention tradition. The aim of the article is to explore potential common themes in economic sociology and economics of conventions. The article explores two issues raised by economics of conventions that may be of particular importance to economic sociology.
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History and Sociology in the New Economic Sociology: A Discourse in Search of a Method
1990This chapter involves a critical examination of the articulation of historical and sociological modes of analysis within what has come to be called the ‘new economic sociology’. It will demonstrate that the use of historical data within many of the best-known and best-respected texts in this field is both casual and tendentious.
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The new economic sociology and its relevance to Australia
Journal of Sociology, 2005This article reviews three recent books - one Australian, one European and one American - in order to reflect on the current state of play in economic sociology. Economic sociology is a fast-growing field of research in the US, and to a lesser extent in Europe, but it has barely registered in Australia.
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New Economic Policy, Social Development and Sociology
Sociological Bulletin, 1995L'A. rappelle que l'Inde soutient une politique de liberalisation de son economie depuis 1991. Il examine les consequences sur le plan social comme sur le plan economique de ce type de politique. Il montre que la situation economique de l'Inde a eu tendance a se deteriorer rapidement avec l'apparition d'une tres forte inflation.
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New Developments in Economic Sociology
Economic sociology has gone through an explosive development, both in the United States and in Europe, in recent years. These new developments are well represented in this work. Articles by key economic sociologists, such as Mark Granovetter, Pierre Bourdieu and Viviana Zelizer, have been included as well as studies by members of a new and rising ...openaire +1 more source
The New Economic Sociology: Developments in an Emerging Field
Contemporary Sociology, 2003Robert R. Faulkner +6 more
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