Edited by the late Stavros Ioannides, formerly Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Political Science and History, Panteion University, Athens, Greece and Klaus Nielsen, Professor of Institutional Economics, Birkbeck University of London, UK

• Contents:1. Economics and the Social Sciences: Synergies and Trade-offsStavros Ioannides and Klaus NielsenPART I: ECONOMICS AND OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES: RELATIONSHIPS AND BOUNDARIES 2. What Can be Learnt from ‘Serious’ Biology and Psychology?Jack Vromen3. Economics and Sociology in the Transition from Industrial to Post-Industrial Capitalism George Liagouras 4. The ‘Institutional Turn’ in the Social Sciences: A Review of Approaches and a Future Research AgendaKlaus Nielsen5. The Problem of Historical SpecificityGeoffrey M. HodgsonPART II: NEW LIGHT ON RATIONALITY, SOCIAL RELATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT 6. The Irrationality of Utility Maximization or the Death of a Salesman Irene van Staveren7. Social Capital or Sociality? Methodological Contrasts between Economics and Other Social SciencesDesmond McNeill 8. Where Disciplinary Boundaries Blur: The Environmental Dimension of Institutional EconomicsEyüp ÖzverenPART III: FLEXIBILITY, ROUTINES AND PRODUCTION IN ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES9. Economic Flexibility: A Structural AnalysisWilliam A. Jackson10. Routines: A Brief History of the ConceptMarkus C. Becker 11. Complementarity, Cognition and Capabilities: Towards an Evolutionary Theory of ProductionGuido BuenstorfIndex

Edited by the late Stavros Ioannides, formerly Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Political Science and History, Panteion University, Athens, Greece and Klaus Nielsen, Professor of Institutional Economics, Birkbeck University of London, UK

• Contents:1. Economics and the Social Sciences: Synergies and Trade-offsStavros Ioannides and Klaus NielsenPART I: ECONOMICS AND OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES: RELATIONSHIPS AND BOUNDARIES 2. What Can be Learnt from ‘Serious’ Biology and Psychology?Jack Vromen3. Economics and Sociology in the Transition from Industrial to Post-Industrial Capitalism George Liagouras 4. The ‘Institutional Turn’ in the Social Sciences: A Review of Approaches and a Future Research AgendaKlaus Nielsen5. The Problem of Historical SpecificityGeoffrey M. HodgsonPART II: NEW LIGHT ON RATIONALITY, SOCIAL RELATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT 6. The Irrationality of Utility Maximization or the Death of a Salesman Irene van Staveren7. Social Capital or Sociality? Methodological Contrasts between Economics and Other Social SciencesDesmond McNeill 8. Where Disciplinary Boundaries Blur: The Environmental Dimension of Institutional EconomicsEyüp ÖzverenPART III: FLEXIBILITY, ROUTINES AND PRODUCTION IN ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES9. Economic Flexibility: A Structural AnalysisWilliam A. Jackson10. Routines: A Brief History of the ConceptMarkus C. Becker 11. Complementarity, Cognition and Capabilities: Towards an Evolutionary Theory of ProductionGuido BuenstorfIndex

Edited by the late Stavros Ioannides, formerly Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Political Science and History, Panteion University, Athens, Greece and Klaus Nielsen, Professor of Institutional Economics, Birkbeck University of London, UK

• Contents:1. Economics and the Social Sciences: Synergies and Trade-offsStavros Ioannides and Klaus NielsenPART I: ECONOMICS AND OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES: RELATIONSHIPS AND BOUNDARIES 2. What Can be Learnt from ‘Serious’ Biology and Psychology?Jack Vromen3. Economics and Sociology in the Transition from Industrial to Post-Industrial Capitalism George Liagouras 4. The ‘Institutional Turn’ in the Social Sciences: A Review of Approaches and a Future Research AgendaKlaus Nielsen5. The Problem of Historical SpecificityGeoffrey M. HodgsonPART II: NEW LIGHT ON RATIONALITY, SOCIAL RELATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT 6. The Irrationality of Utility Maximization or the Death of a Salesman Irene van Staveren7. Social Capital or Sociality? Methodological Contrasts between Economics and Other Social SciencesDesmond McNeill 8. Where Disciplinary Boundaries Blur: The Environmental Dimension of Institutional EconomicsEyüp ÖzverenPART III: FLEXIBILITY, ROUTINES AND PRODUCTION IN ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES9. Economic Flexibility: A Structural AnalysisWilliam A. Jackson10. Routines: A Brief History of the ConceptMarkus C. Becker 11. Complementarity, Cognition and Capabilities: Towards an Evolutionary Theory of ProductionGuido BuenstorfIndex