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Représentations de la société marchande et démarches de l'économiste. Le cas des néo-institutionnalismes

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[fre] On trouve aujourd'hui différents courants théoriques comme la «nouvelle micro économie », la nouvelle économie institutionnelle, l'économie des conventions ou la sociologie économique qui tous soulignent le rôle des institutions dans l'organisation de la vie économique et qui en expliquent l'origine. Après avoir situé ces démarches par rapport au courant dominant qui lui exclut toute curiosité pour l'étude des formes sociales de l'économique (une économie sans société) nous montrerons, qu'en dépit des différences de programmes et d'ambitions, toutes ces théories présentent une unité d'abord parce qu'elles ont les mêmes présupposés épistémologiques, et surtout parce qu'elles décrivent un ordre économique non unifié, mais constitué d'une pluralité de régimes locaux d'actions économiques (une société discontinue). [eng] Representations of market society and the economists 'approachs The case of neo-institutonalism analysis. . We can find nowadays differents theories such as the « new microeconomy », the economy of conventions, the new istitutional economy or the economic sociology, which all emphasize the functions of the organisation of economic life and which all try also to explain their origins. If, on the one hand, thises approaches strongly differ from thoses of the « mainstream » which are not concerned whis the analysis of the social forms of economy (an economy without society), on the other hand they strongly differ among them as far as their methodology or their ambitions are concerned. The puspose of this aricle is to show that despite thises differences, they have something in commun coming from the same presuppositions, and more essentialy from the same

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  • Roger Frydman, 1998. "Représentations de la société marchande et démarches de l'économiste. Le cas des néo-institutionnalismes," Cahiers d'Économie Politique, Programme National Persée, vol. 33(1), pages 57-79.
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    DOI: 10.3406/cep.1998.1236
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