Chapter 6. All that is Solid does not necessarily Melt into Air

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5 mai 2021

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Latin America Social Sciences thought sociology of development Political Science Public Admin. & Development POL028000 JPQB

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Social science Sciences, Social Human sciences Social studies Behavioral sciences

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Carlos Mallorquin, « Chapter 6. All that is Solid does not necessarily Melt into Air », Ariadna Ediciones, ID : 10670/1.z6kggn

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Introduction Scholars looking for a new vision to rethink economics and its evolutionary story may find no better service than Colin Danby’s text The Known Economy: Romantics, Rationalists, and the Making of a World Scale. It personifies perhaps one of those rare, unique unprovincial theoretical moments, which disrupts “Western-centrism” social science by acknowledging and describing the appearance of “alternative” discourses beyond its traditional language and geography. The angle from which...

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