Economics and Sociology: Gains from Trade?
14 September 2006 at 12:30 am Peter G. Klein Leave a comment
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Indiana University’s Fabio Rojas, who blogs at orgtheory.net, has an interesting paper, “Economics and Sociology: What are the Gains of Trade?,” forthcoming in Geoff Hodgson’s Journal of Institutional Economics. A review and critique of contemporary economic sociology, the paper points out that “research findings and theoretical developments [in economic sociology] are rarely reconciled or integrated with economic research.” Moreover, the critics tend to deal with a stylized, and rather stale, caricature of neoclassical economics, rather than the best work in modern organizational economics, Austrian or evolutionary economics, or the newer strand of behavioral research (a point made repeatedly on these pages). A good read.
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