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Neo-structural economic sociology beyond embeddedness: Relational infrastructures and social processes in markets and market institutions

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  • Brailly, Julien
  • Comet, Catherine
  • Delarre, Sébastien
  • Eloire, Fabien
  • Favre, Guillaume
  • Lazega, Emmanuel
  • Mounier, Lise
  • Montes-Lihn, Jaime
  • Oubenal, Mohamed
  • Penalva-Icher, Elise
  • Pina-Stranger, Alvaro

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  • Brailly, Julien & Comet, Catherine & Delarre, Sébastien & Eloire, Fabien & Favre, Guillaume & Lazega, Emmanuel & Mounier, Lise & Montes-Lihn, Jaime & Oubenal, Mohamed & Penalva-Icher, Elise & Pina-Str, 2018. "Neo-structural economic sociology beyond embeddedness: Relational infrastructures and social processes in markets and market institutions," economic sociology. perspectives and conversations, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, vol. 19(3), pages 36-49.
    • Handle: RePEc:zbw:econso:181300
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