Collection of essays examining links between economics, sociology, political science and other social sciences organized around the values of morality, rationality and efficiency. Various articles are drawn from the 1990 conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics.
Collection of essays examining links between economics, sociology, political science and other social sciences organized around the values of morality, rationality and efficiency. Various articles are drawn from the 1990 conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of Figures List of Tables Preface PART ONE: INTRODUCTION 1. Introduction: Toward an Agenda for Socio-Economics PART TWO: RATIONALITY MOTIVATION AND PREFERENCES 2. Social Dilemmas Economic Self-Interest and Evolutionary Theory 3. Opportunity Shaping Preference Shaping and the Theory of Criminal Law 4. Job Libido and the Culture of Unemployment: An Essay in Sociological Economics 5. Money Symbolism and Economic Rationality PART THREE: MARKETS COMPETITION AND EFFICIENCY 6. The Socio-Economics of Labor Productivity 7. Competing Games: Profit Maximization versus Strategic Conquest 8. The Ideological Romance of Privatization 9. From the Mixed Economy to the Negotiated Economy: The Scandinavian Countries PART FOUR: THE MORAL DIMENSION OF THE FIRM 10. The Firm as a Moral Community 11. The Moral Dimension of Corporate Social Responsibility 12. The Junk Bond King of Wall Street: A Discourse on Business Ethics 13. The Effect of Ethical Climate on Managers' Decisions PART FIVE: SOCIOPOLITICAL CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 14. The Evolution of Governance Regimes 15. Interorganizational Network Systems: A New Institution and Governance Mechanism 16. Alternative Conceptions of the Economic Realm PART SIX: SOCIO-ECONOMICS OF WORK AND THE WORKPLACE 17. Employee Ownership in the United States: Intentions Perceptions and Reality 18. Narcissism Project and Corporate Decay: The Case of General Motors 19. An Exit-Voice Analysis of Supplier Relations PART SEVEN: POLICY ANALYSIS 20. The Moral Dimension in Policy Analysis 21. The Socio-Economics of Environmental Risk: Comparing Air Quality Acid Rain and Global Change About the Contributors Index
List of Figures List of Tables Preface PART ONE: INTRODUCTION 1. Introduction: Toward an Agenda for Socio-Economics PART TWO: RATIONALITY MOTIVATION AND PREFERENCES 2. Social Dilemmas Economic Self-Interest and Evolutionary Theory 3. Opportunity Shaping Preference Shaping and the Theory of Criminal Law 4. Job Libido and the Culture of Unemployment: An Essay in Sociological Economics 5. Money Symbolism and Economic Rationality PART THREE: MARKETS COMPETITION AND EFFICIENCY 6. The Socio-Economics of Labor Productivity 7. Competing Games: Profit Maximization versus Strategic Conquest 8. The Ideological Romance of Privatization 9. From the Mixed Economy to the Negotiated Economy: The Scandinavian Countries PART FOUR: THE MORAL DIMENSION OF THE FIRM 10. The Firm as a Moral Community 11. The Moral Dimension of Corporate Social Responsibility 12. The Junk Bond King of Wall Street: A Discourse on Business Ethics 13. The Effect of Ethical Climate on Managers' Decisions PART FIVE: SOCIOPOLITICAL CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 14. The Evolution of Governance Regimes 15. Interorganizational Network Systems: A New Institution and Governance Mechanism 16. Alternative Conceptions of the Economic Realm PART SIX: SOCIO-ECONOMICS OF WORK AND THE WORKPLACE 17. Employee Ownership in the United States: Intentions Perceptions and Reality 18. Narcissism Project and Corporate Decay: The Case of General Motors 19. An Exit-Voice Analysis of Supplier Relations PART SEVEN: POLICY ANALYSIS 20. The Moral Dimension in Policy Analysis 21. The Socio-Economics of Environmental Risk: Comparing Air Quality Acid Rain and Global Change About the Contributors Index
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