Institutional Economics Revisited
- 220 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Focusing on institutionalism, the book explores its significance in contemporary contexts, analyzing how it shapes social, political, and economic frameworks. It critically evaluates traditional perspectives and offers insights into the evolution of institutional thought, emphasizing its applicability in addressing current challenges. Through a reexamination of key concepts, the text aims to highlight the enduring impact of institutions on society and the importance of understanding their role in modern governance and policy-making.
