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Economy In Society Economic Sociology Revisited 1st Edition Jacek Tittenbrun

Name: Economy In Society Economic Sociology Revisited 1st Edition Jacek Tittenbrun
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Economy In Society Economic Sociology Revisited 1st Edition Jacek Tittenbrun instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.5 MB

Pages: 594

Author: Jacek Tittenbrun

ISBN: 9781443832359, 1443832359

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 1

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Economy In Society Economic Sociology Revisited 1st Edition Jacek Tittenbrun by Jacek Tittenbrun 9781443832359, 1443832359 instant download after payment.

This book offers an in-depth analysis of sociology, e.g. such classics as Weber, Parsons and Homans, and its adjacent social sciences with special reference to economics, including public choice theory, property rights theory, the Austrian school and others. This discussion submits many fresh observations; giving the theories under consideration their due, it at the same time exposes their flaws. In addition, the book contains a constructive programme of the research field in question, termed socio-economic structuralism, which involves many theoretical innovations, notions of ownership and class. This positive theory draws on, but is far from mimicking, achievements of the thinkers considered in the remaining parts of the book.