Sociologie économique aux États-Unis
principaux auteurs, concepts et débats
Mots-clés :
Sociologie Économique, Enracinement, États-Unis, Réseaux, Culture ÉconomiqueRésumé
L’article aborde la littérature en sociologie économique, un domaine qui s’est institutionalisé rapidement à partir d’un dialogue critique avec l’économie néoclassique. Considérant l’importance que le domaine a acquise et l’absence d’un examen de documentation au Brésil sur la production aux États-Unis, cet article vise à construire un “état de l’art” de la sociologie économique de ce pays, en identifiant les principaux auteurs, outils théoriques et débats. Nous soutenons que le domaine a été construit autour du concept d’Enracinement utilisé par Karl Polanyi et récupéré par Mark Granovetter, qui inspire directe ou indirectement les auteurs et organise des débats sur le domaine.
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