Sociological economics

By:

Levy-Garboua, Louis (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Sage Publications; 1979Description: 306 pISBN:

803998953

Subject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

330 SOC

Summary: Presents some of the most important contributors including Gary Becker, Duncan MacRae, and Herbert Gintis to the new movement towards incorporating into economic theory traditional concepts from sociology and other central social science disciplines. The ramifications of this new development for both economics and sociology as tools of social policy making in a number of specific fields are explored in the papers chosen for this volume. In addition each paper is followed by a brief analytical commentary which helps to define the important theoretical perspectives developing out of this new focus.

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Presents some of the most important contributors including Gary Becker, Duncan MacRae, and Herbert Gintis to the new movement towards incorporating into economic theory traditional concepts from sociology and other central social science disciplines. The ramifications of this new development for both economics and sociology as tools of social policy making in a number of specific fields are explored in the papers chosen for this volume. In addition each paper is followed by a brief analytical commentary which helps to define the important theoretical perspectives developing out of this new focus.

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