On the missing normative dimension of the pragmatics of money. A comment on "Inflation - Pragmatics of money and inflationary sensoria" by Federico Neiburg Bruno ThéretAI share most of the ideas Federico Neiburg presents in his paper. I also strongly appreciate the work of the researchers who...

On the missing normative dimension of the pragmatics of money. A comment on "Inflation - Pragmatics of money and inflationary sensoria" by Federico Neiburg Bruno ThéretAI share most of the ideas Federico Neiburg presents in his paper. I also strongly appreciate the work of the researchers who...

Are institutionalism and structuralism compatible or do they confront each other? This article suggests an answer to this question, starting from an analysis of the structuration of these two paradigmatic fields of social sciences. It observes the existence in economics of both structuralist...

The paper addresses the issue of rethinking the welfare state as a part of a broader national system of social protection (NSSP) and a mode of societal regulation. In order to overcome the theoretical limits of bottom-up comparative analysis of welfare states, one builds a structural model of...

[eng] The Laffer curve ten years after : a tentative critical survey. . It is an « exoteric » version of the Laffer curve which has got a large audience. So have been forgotten the specifie assumptions on which it is based and which determines its pertinence. This article summarizes the mainly...

[fre] Régulation du déficit budgétaire et croissance des dépenses de l'État en France de 1815 à 1939. Une modélisation économétrique simple des régimes fisco-financiers libéraux. . L'article propose une modélisation économétrique annuelle de la régulation du déficit budgétaire...

Based on an interdisciplinary approach, this article aims at elucidating what can be called the nature of money. To define it, we first distinguish between the generic properties of every money and its different and non specifically monetary uses. Then currency is grasped through its three...