This is the first overview of the interface between economics and
sociology. Normally considered quite separately, the volume
reconciles the disciplines. Amongst the many questions considered
are: the formal relationship between the two disciplines; the
distinctive ranges of empirical data which each discipline calls
into question; how the substantive findings of one discipline can
modify the assumptions of the other. The book explores the
historical development of economic theories of society and the
concept of the rational economic actor and contextualizes debates
on rationality. The contribution of economic sociology is
demonstrated through critical assessments of key areas of the
literature such as the state\market division in capitalist and
socialist economies, the informal economy and the relation of
states and economies to the international arena. As a major
overview of the dialogue between economists and sociologists, this
book will be of interst to a broad range of lecturers and students
in the social sciences. Economy and Society is being published
simultaneously as Volume 38, issues 2 - 3 of Current Sociology.
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