AND THE MARKET OF INCENTIVIZED CULTURAL SPONSORSHIPS: AN ANALYSIS FROM ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY

THE DIFFUSION OF “ECONOMIC LOGIC”: PATTERNS AND DIVERSIFICATION IN THE BRAZILIAN MARKET OF OPINIONS

Three Waves of Social Markets: The Ordoliberal Variety of Neoliberalism in the United Kingdom, 1972–97

While the history of neoliberalism and Thatcherism in the United Kingdom has been the subject of much analysis, the history of ordoliberalism, a German variety of neoliberalism, in the same country is unexplored. Drawing on grey policy literature and archival material from inside party political discourses, this articl...

INSTITUTIONAL REGULATION OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SMALL EU COUNTRIES IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION AND DIGITALIZATION

The institutional-sociological approach views the economy as a system in which the relationships between economic entities are shaped by economic and non-economic factors. Technical and economic factors play an exceptional role in this system. The concept of 'institution' is interpreted very broadly and includes the st...

The causes of the decline and extinction of public organizations: A case study of Fundap

Abstract This article examines the decline and extinction of the Fundação do Desenvolvimento Administrativo (Fundap), a public organization created to support the modernization of public administration in the State of São Paulo, Brazil. Drawing on a qualitative case study based on document analysis and 33 interviews wi...

Chinese policy on contemporary art and its influence on the development of “art game”

The study aims to analyze how political directives, market liberalization, and global cultural flows influence the production and dissemination of art in China. Methodologically, the research employs an interdisciplinary approach, integrating sociological analysis (e.g., the theory of cultural capital), economic modeli...

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