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Оглавление - Theory, history and methodology of institutional economics
Monograph
- Introduction
- 1. Theoretical and Historical Roots of Institutional Economics. Emergence, Main Stages, and Directions of Development of Institutionalism
- 1.1. Theoretical and Historical Roots of Institutional Economics: Classical School and Neoclassical Direction in Economic Theory
- 1.2. Predecessors of Institutionalism: F. List’s “Educational Protectionism” and the Historical School
- 1.3. Features of Capitalism Development in the 19th Century, Formation of New Institutions: Processes of Capital Concentration and Monopoly Creation
- 2. “Old” Institutionalism as a New Methodology in Economic Science and the Foundation for the Formation of New Institutional Economic Theory
- 2.1. “Old” Institutionalism as a Critique of Neoclassical Theory
- 2.2. Contribution of the Austrian School (C. Menger, F. von Wieser, E. von Böhm-Bawerk) and Neo-Austrians L. von Mises and F. von Hayek to the Development of New Institutional Economic Theory
- 3. New Institutional Economic Theory, Its Methodology, Difference from “Old” Institutionalism. Main Concepts of Institutional Economics
- 3.1. Institutional Economics: The Role of Institutions in the Modern Economy
- 3.2. Essence, Functions, and Types of Institutions. Content of the Concepts of “Formal” and “Informal” Institutions
- 3.3. Main Directions of New Institutional Economic Theory
- 4. Theory of the Economics of Conventions
- 4.1. French Theory of the Economics of Conventions in New Institutional Economic Theory
- 5. New Economic History (Cliometrics) from the Perspective of the Institutional Approach
- 5.1. D. North and R. Fogel — Founders of Cliometrics
- 5.2. Russia in New Institutional Economic Theory. Institutional Changes Occurring in Russia
- 6. Institutional Changes, Path Dependence: Life Cycle of Institutions, History and Theory of Crises
- 6.1. Concept of Institutional Changes: Stability of Institutional Structure and Continuity of Institutional Changes
- 6.2. Model of Institutional Changes by D. North
- 6.3. Institutional Changes and Path Dependence: Life Cycle of Institutions
- 6.4. History of Economic Crises: Cyclicality as a Regular Form of Economic Development
- 6.5. Theories of Crises
- 7. New Institutional Theory of the State
- 7.1. Theoretical Approaches to Defining the Nature of the State
- 7.2. Model of the State by D. North: Characteristics and Main Features. McGuire-Olson’s “Stationary Bandit” Model
- 7.3. Extralegal Economy: Institutional Analysis
- 8. Market and Firm: The Role of Enterprises in the Modern Economy
- 8.1. Neoclassical Theory of the Firm (Enterprise) as a Profit Maximizer
- 8.2. The Enterprise as a System of Collective Action and Neo-institutional Theories of the Firm
- 8.3. Modern Enterprise: System-Integration Theory of the Enterprise
- 9. Human Capital and Society in Modern Conditions
- 9.1. Theories of Human Capital
- 9.2. Human Capital and the Knowledge Economy
- Effects, Theorems, Paradoxes, Metaphors
- Famous Economists and Nobel Laureates in Economics Who Contributed to the Development of Institutional Economics
- Recommended Literature
- Primary Sources