Conventions and structures in economic organization : markets, networks and hierarchies
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Conventions and structures in economic organization : markets, networks and hierarchies
（New horizons in institutional and evolutionary economics）
E. Elgar, c2002
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"Published with the support of the University of Paris X, Nanterre"
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
For individual actors involved in economic activities (i.e. production, exchanges), conventions and structures represent two different types of opportunity or constraint. Conventions refer to values, rules and representations that influence economic behaviour. Structures refer to patterns of resource interdependencies existing among members of any social system. This book contributes to the current rapprochement between economics and sociology. It examines the fact that individuals use rules and interdependencies to forward their own interests, while living in social environments where everyone does the same. The authors argue that to construct durable organizations and viable markets, they need to be able to handle both. However, thus far, economists and sociologists have not been able to reconcile the relationship between these two types of constraints on economic activity.
Conventions and Structures in Economic Organization seeks to bridge this gap and will appeal to students and scholars in both economics and sociology, offering them new ideas about how they can co-operate in unsuspected ways and combine their interdisciplinary efforts.
目次
Contents:
Introduction
Emmanuel Lazega and Olivier Favereau
1. No Man is an Island: The Research Program of a Social Capital Theory
Henk Flap
2. Conventionalist Approaches to Enterprise
Francois Eymard-Duvernay
3. Institutional Embeddedness of Economic Exchange: Convergence Between New Institutional Economics and the Economics of Conventions
Christian Bessy
4. Transaction Cost Economics and Governance Structures: Applications, Developments and Perspectives
Didier Chabaud and Stephane Saussier
5. Organizational Ecology
David N. Barron
6. Interdependent Entrepreneurs and the Social Discipline of their Cooperation: A Research Programme for Structural Economic Sociology in a Society of Organizations
Emmanuel Lazega and Lise Mounier
7. Employer/Employee Relationship Regulation and the Lessons of School/Work Transition in France
Alain Degenne
8. Where Do Markets Come From? From (Quality) Conventions!
Olivier Favereau, Olivier Biencourt and Francois Eymard-Duvernay
9. Market Profiles: A Tool Suited to Quality Orders? An Empirical Analysis of Road Haulage and the Theatre
Olivier Biencourt and Daniel Urrutiaguer
10. Solidarity, its Microfoundations and Macrodependence. A Framing Approach
Siegwart Lindenberg
Conclusion: Quality is a System Property. Downstream
Harrison C. White
Index
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