The Making of Karl Polanyi's Economic Sociology. (In Japanese. With English summary.)

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Title
The Making of Karl Polanyi's Economic Sociology. (In Japanese. With English summary.)
Abstract
The main purpose of this paper is to understand Polanyi's research project after The Great Transformation. This includes his developing ideas on economic history and theory of economic institutions after 1947, when he came to Columbia University in New York. This paper deals mainly with Polanyi's new agenda, namely "the place of the economy in society" in the intellectual context of post World War II United States of America.
Publication
History of Economic Thought
Volume
51
Issue
2
Pages
33-50
Date
January 2010
Journal Abbr
History of Economic Thought
Language
English, Japanese
ISSN
18803164
URL
https://dlisv03.media.osaka-cu.ac.jp/contents/osakacu/kiyo/04516281-118-3-4-49.pdf
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EBSCOhost
Citation
Wakamori, Midori. 2010. “The Making of Karl Polanyi’s Economic Sociology. (In Japanese. With English Summary.).” History of Economic Thought 51 (2): 33–50.
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Publication year
Keywords
  • economic anthropology
  • economic sociology
  • history of economic thought: individuals
  • history of economic thought since 1925: socialist
  • Marxist
  • social and economic stratification
  • Sraffian
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