Economy and State: A Sociological Perspective (Economy and Society Book 3)
by Nina Bandelj, Elizabeth Sowers
This work examines how states and economies interact, highlighting the social forces that shape markets, policy, and governance in contemporary society.
About This Book
Economy and State explores the relationship between economic activity and political institutions from a sociological viewpoint.
The authors analyze how states shape markets and how economic forces influence governance.
Key themes include globalization, welfare policies, and the role of regulation in modern economies.
The book situates these discussions within broader debates in economic sociology.
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