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HAYEK ET KNIGHT (1933-1936). LA CONTROVERSE SUR LE CAPITAL
LONGUET, Stéphane - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2006) 51, pp. 177-195
In 1933, Knight launched a violent attack against the Austrian theory of capital. Beyond an apparent opposition on the average period of production, the conflict concerns more profoundly the capacity of the Austrian theory to ground a general theory of production and to build on a dynamic...
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The Priorities of the Institutional Reforms in Economic Modernization
AUZAN, A.; G. SATAROV. - In: VOPROSY ECONOMIKI 6 (2012)
The aspects of institutions’ influence on economic growth and the priorities of their development are studied in the article. Two complementary analytical techniques are suggested. The first one, based on the discrete institutional alternatives method, is aimed at the "institutional design"...
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LE CRÉDIT ET LE CAPITALISME : LA CONTRIBUTION DE J. A. SCHUMPETER À LA THÉORIE MONÉTAIRE
LAKOMSKI-LAGUERRE, Odile - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2006) 51, pp. 241-264
This paper aims at considering money, not as a simple aspect, but as the logical starting point of the whole schumpeterian research project: grasping the complex phenomena underlying a capitalist economy. Schumpeter’s monetary theory is based on the concept of social accounting, providing us...
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LA PLACE DE SENSORY ORDER DANS L'OEUVRE DE F.A.HAYEK
BIRNER, Jack - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2006) 51, pp. 109-138
The perception of individuals plays a central role in the business cycle theory that Hayek developed in the 1930s. Yet it does not make use of the psychology of perception which he had worked out in 1920, and which was published in 1952 as The Sensory Order. Is this a paradox? No! The Sensory...
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Economics and Rationality: Contributions and Limits of Polanyian Approach
POSTEL, Nicolas; SOBEL, Richard - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2008) 54, pp. 121-148
broader than should analyze a "substantial" economic science being interested in the triptych "need-nature-institution". If we …
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REGLES NEGATIVES ET EVOLUTION
DUMOUCHEL, Paul - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2002) 43, pp. 33-46
I propose to treat the distinction between systems of rules and social orders made by Hayek in the context of cultural evolution as similar to the biological distinction between genotype and phenotype. This methodological choice allows one to answer two fundamental questions: the place of group...
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Institutionalisms and Structuralisms: Opposites, Substitutes, or Relatives?
THÉRET, Bruno - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2003) 44, pp. 51-78
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...
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Institution. History of a notion and its uses in history before institutionalism
GUERy, Alain - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2003) 44, pp. 7-18
Institutionalism uses the notion of institution according to large and static definitions of the modem authors. Until … the semantic revolution of the eighteenth century, institution is, on the contrary, a rare word, used in restricly and … institution, which are not theological uses, appear in the works of thinkers who want to explicate the development, in the same …
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The theory of bounded reflexivity. A contribution to the debate between the Economics of Conventions and the Regulation Theory
BESSIS, Franck - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2008) 54, pp. 27-56
This article develops an action theory which explains the dynamics of rules. This theory emphasises two kinds of limitation. First, agents can only recognize the constructed dimension of rules under specific conditions. Second, agents question their beliefs without ever completely freeing...
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John Dewey’s social philosophy: a contribution to critical philosophy of the economics
Bazzoli, Laure; Dutraive, Véronique - In: Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political … (2013) 65, pp. 129-160
This paper examines the links between philosophy and economics in John Dewey’s thought and underlines the contribution of the social philosophy by which the pragmatist philosopher constructs those links. We show that his social philosophy, that he considered as contributing to the resolution...
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