Economic sociology

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  1. 3. What number of the stage of development economic sociology that is laying between 50-70s of the XX century and associated with the institutionalization of economic sociology as an independent branch of sociological science.
  2. 6. The economic historian who created the term “embeddedness”.
  3. 9. Type of sociology that studies economics as a social institution, patterns of its development and functioning.
  4. 11. The … of economic sociology - are social mechanisms regulation of economic relations, features of behavior of social actors. It covers a set of structures, processes, related to the functioning of social structures and social property relations, features of interaction of economy as social institution with society, social functions of the economy, forms of regulation of economic processes, types of thinking and social behavior in different socio-economic systems.
  5. 13. The first use of the term economic sociology is thought to have occurred in 1879, when it appeared in a work by British economist …
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  1. 1. There are … stages development of economic sociology.
  2. 2. What the number of the stage of development economic sociology is related to development theoretical foundations of economic sociology, carried out in the works of such representatives of economic theory as A. Smith, D. Ricardo, J. Mill, K. Marx, J. Schumpeter, D. M. Keynes and others.
  3. 4. What year in the twentieth century the new economic sociology was formed?
  4. 5. The name of two pioneers of economic sociology, one of them has written The Great Transformation (1944).
  5. 7. Feature … of economic sociology is that it isn’t studied as a separate trend in the economy and society, but as the mechanisms that generate and regulate these relationships.
  6. 8. The degree to which economic activity is constrained by non-economic institutions.
  7. 10. The surname of the person who was obsessed with the role of the economy in society and developed a theory according to which the economy determined society’s general evolution.
  8. 12. Who was distinguished by the most iconic of the approach set forth in the classic period of economic sociology?