Merre tart az új intézményi közgazdaságtan?. Összefoglaló a Douglass C. North tiszteletére St. Louisban 2010. november 4. és 6. között rendezett konferenciáról
[Whither the new institutional economics?. Summary of the conference in honour of Douglass C. North, at St. Louis, November 4-6, 2010]
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