TY  - BOOK
AU  - Favereau, Olivier
AU  - Favereau,Olivier
AU  - Lazega,Emmanuel
TI  - Conventions and structures in economic organization: markets, networks, and hierarchies 
T2  - New horizons in institutional and evolutionary economics series
SN  - 1840645105
U1  - 330 21
PY  - 2002///
CY  - Cheltenham, UK, Northampton, Mass.
PB  - Edward Elgar
KW  - Economics
KW  - Sociological aspects
KW  - Evolutionary economics
KW  - Institutional economics
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction / Emmanuel Lazega and Olivier Favereau -- 1. No man is an island: the research programme of a  social capital theory / Henk Flap -- 2. Conventionalist approaches to enterprise / Francois  Eymard-Duvernay -- 3. Institutional embeddedness of economic exchange:  convergence between new institutional economics and the  economics of conventions / Christian Bessy -- 4. Transaction cost economics and governance structures:  applications, developments and perspectives / Didier  Chabaud and Stephane Saussier -- 5. Organizational ecology / David N. Barron -- 6. Interdependent entrepreneurs and the social discipline  of their cooperation: a research programme for structural  economic sociology in a society of organizations /  Emmanuel Lazega and Lise Mounier -- 7. Employer/employee relationship regulation and the  lessons of school/work transition in France / Alain  Degenne -- 8. Where do markets come from? From (quality)  conventions! / Olivier Favereau, Olivier Biencourt and  Francois Eymard-Duvernay -- 9. Market profiles: a tool suited to quality orders? An  empirical analysis of road haulage and the theatre /  Olivier Biencourt and Daniel Urrutiaguer -- 10. Solidarity, its microfoundations and macrodependence:  a framing approach / Siegwart Lindenberg -- Conclusion: quality is a system property. Downstream /  Harrison C. White
N2  - For individual actors involved in economic activities (i.e.  Conventions and Structures in Economic Organization seeks  to bridge this gap and will appeal to students and scholars  in both economics and sociology, offering them new ideas  about how they can co-operate in unsuspected ways and  combine their interdisciplinary efforts
ER  -