Challenging Dominant Market Theories in Five Ways[1]

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Challenging Dominant Market Theories in Five Ways[1]
Abstract
This article discusses why many social scientists including Karl Polanyi, Max Weber, and Karl Marx are dissatisfied with an overreliance on markets, and a conceptualization of markets being efficient, fair and rational. Topics include five types of arguments critical of markets including the Marxian approach to markets, the rise of Karl Polanyi's view that markets are fragile, and a more complex decision-making approach starting with Max Weber's view of social action.
Publication
disClosure
Issue
24
Pages
3-23
Date
January 2015
Journal Abbr
disClosure
Language
English
ISSN
10556133
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2017-01-24, 2:39 p.m.
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EBSCOhost
Citation
Janoski, Thomas. 2015. “Challenging Dominant Market Theories in Five Ways[1].” disClosure (24): 3–23.
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Keywords
  • markets
  • MARX, Karl, 1818-1883
  • social action
  • social scientists
  • WEBER, Max, 1864-1920

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