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  • According to the substantivist perspective, traditional societies are communities: tightly cohesive groups of persons sharing a distinctive set of values in stable, continuing relations to one another Michael Taylor Community, Anarchy and Liberty.

    Archive 2009-02-01 Daniel Little 2009

  • According to the substantivist perspective, traditional societies are communities: tightly cohesive groups of persons sharing a distinctive set of values in stable, continuing relations to one another Michael Taylor Community, Anarchy and Liberty.

    Norms and deliberative rationality Daniel Little 2009

  • "Embeddedness" has been around in sociology since at least 1986 when Mark Granovetter introduced it, and it became the "new economic sociology," although the idea of embeddedness was arguably borrowed from the old institutionalist economists, notably Karl Polanyi, who was also the leader of the substantivist economic anthropologists.

    The new institutionalism Daniel Little 2009

  • I suppose I'm neither quite instrumentalist or substantivist; what constitutes technology as technology is a set of intentions and conventions.

    Archive 2005-07-01 2005

  • I suppose I'm neither quite instrumentalist or substantivist; what constitutes technology as technology is a set of intentions and conventions.

    Further Linking 2005

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