Note from the editor: Taxing inequality and fiscal sociology
In recent years, fiscal sociology has grown to become one of the most vibrant subfields in economic sociology. For a long time, its core topic - public finance - was considered to lie beyond the discipline of sociology, despite the contributions of Rudolph Goldscheid, Fritz Karl Mann, and Joseph Schumpeter, the founders of fiscal sociology over a century ago, who established that there is an essential connection between state finances and the wider social order. New fiscal sociology is reclaiming this connection at a time when the role of the state in the economy is becoming increasingly pronounced and visible.
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2020
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Authors: | Róna-Tas, Ákos |
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economic sociology_the european electronic newsletter. - Cologne : Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG), ISSN 1871-3351. - Vol. 21.2020, 2, p. 1-2
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Cologne : Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG) |
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