The Concept of Mode of Exchange: An Auto-Critique

The authors PhD dissertation, "Visualizing the Invisible Hand: From Market to Mode of Exchange," sought at once to criticize the neoclassical conceptualization of the market and to propose an alternative framework for the study of "market" exchange (Lie, 1988). Although the autho...

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Published in:Korea observer 2014, 45(3), , pp.483-491
Main Author: Lie, John
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Communication
Concept Formation
Conceptualization
Determinism
Discourse
Discussion
Dissertations & theses
Economic theory
Globalization
Intellectuals
Market
Neoliberalism
Polanyi, Karl (1886-1964)
Political economy
Politics
Sociology
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정치외교학
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Concept Formation
Conceptualization
Determinism
Discourse
Discussion
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Globalization
Intellectuals
Market
Neoliberalism
Polanyi, Karl (1886-1964)
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Sociology
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