CURRENT SOCIOLOGY Vol. 49, no. 4, jul. 2001
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Journal of the International Sociological Association ISA -- Association Internationale de Sociologie AIS -- Asociación Internacional de Sociología AIS
Monograph 2: About the Authors -- Introduction: New Directions in the Study of Knowledge, Economy and Society -- The Epistemization of Economic Transactions -- Adaptive Costs: A New Institutional Paradigm of Rules for the Competitive Game -- Institutionalist Theories and Inter-Firm Alliances: The Transaction Cost, Competence and Evolutionary Debate Revisited -- How the Law Works: Exploring the Implications of Emerging Intellectual Property Regimes for Knowledge, Economy and Society -- Professionals and the `Knowledge Economy': Rethinking the Theory of Postindustrial Society -- The Professionalization of Knowledge in European Markets: Engineering in the UK and Poland -- Professional Group Power in Developing Societies -- A Critical Guide to Knowledge Society Newspeak: Or, How Not to Take the Great Leap Backward -- Is Knowledge-Based Society a Relevant Strategy for Civil Society?