French Economics of Convention and Economic Sociology

Søren Jagd

French Economics of Convention and Economic Sociology

Søren Jagd

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Abstract

Den franske konventionsøkonomiske tradition har udviklet sig til en indflydelsesrig forskningstradition på grænsefladen mellem økonomi og sociologi. Formålet med dette paper er at belyse nogle fælles temaer for konventionsøkonomi og økonomisk sociologi ved at fokusere på tre nyere tekster fra den konventionsøkonomiske tradition der, på forskellig måde, diskurer forskelle og ligheder mellem konventionsøkonomi og økonomisk sociologi. Der argumeneteres for at André Orléan’s pointe om en fælles opgave kunne være at 'denaturaliserere' det institutionelle grundlag for markeder og penge kan være en anledning for økonomisk sociologi to fokusere endny mere på medvirke til udfylde det 'institutionelle tomrum' der fíndes i relation til traditionel økonomisk teori. En anden pointe er at økonomisk sociologi med fordel kan inddrage perspektivet fra konventionsøkonomien med plurale koordinationsformer involveret i økonomisk adfærd.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	2004
Antal sider	25
Status	Udgivet - 2004
Begivenhed	International Conference on Economic Sociology: Problems and Prospects. University of Crete - Greece, Grækenland Varighed: 8 sep. 2004 → 10 sep. 2004

Konference

Konference	International Conference on Economic Sociology: Problems and Prospects. University of Crete
Land/Område	Grækenland
By	Greece
Periode	08/09/2004 → 10/09/2004

Emneord

konventionsøkonomi
økonomisk sociologi

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