Anna Grandori is Professor of Business Organization at Bocconi University, Italy.

'In this thought-provoking book, Anna Grandori takes on fundamental questions regarding our understanding of economic rationality and the governance of institutions in society. In much needed fashion, her inspiring analysis succeeds in providing profound criticism of received wisdom, as well as devising constructive theoretical alternatives. A book little in format, big in conception!' — Fredrik Tell, Professor in Management, Linköping University, Sweden

• Introduction  Part I. Microeconomic foundations: from bounded to epistemic rationality  Part II. Contracts and the firm beyond transactions: the governance of knowledge and association  Part III Organization design beyond comparative assessment: the discovery of forms and forms for discovery  Conclusion

Anna Grandori is Professor of Business Organization at Bocconi University, Italy.

'In this thought-provoking book, Anna Grandori takes on fundamental questions regarding our understanding of economic rationality and the governance of institutions in society. In much needed fashion, her inspiring analysis succeeds in providing profound criticism of received wisdom, as well as devising constructive theoretical alternatives. A book little in format, big in conception!' — Fredrik Tell, Professor in Management, Linköping University, Sweden

• Introduction  Part I. Microeconomic foundations: from bounded to epistemic rationality  Part II. Contracts and the firm beyond transactions: the governance of knowledge and association  Part III Organization design beyond comparative assessment: the discovery of forms and forms for discovery  Conclusion

Anna Grandori is Professor of Business Organization at Bocconi University, Italy.

'In this thought-provoking book, Anna Grandori takes on fundamental questions regarding our understanding of economic rationality and the governance of institutions in society. In much needed fashion, her inspiring analysis succeeds in providing profound criticism of received wisdom, as well as devising constructive theoretical alternatives. A book little in format, big in conception!' — Fredrik Tell, Professor in Management, Linköping University, Sweden

• Introduction  Part I. Microeconomic foundations: from bounded to epistemic rationality  Part II. Contracts and the firm beyond transactions: the governance of knowledge and association  Part III Organization design beyond comparative assessment: the discovery of forms and forms for discovery  Conclusion