The field of economic sociology can be separated into the sociology of markets and the sociology of consumption. The sociology of markets views markets as socially constructed arenas where repeated exchanges occur between buyers and sellers under a set of formal and informal rules governing relations between competitors, suppliers, and customers. This book offers critical insights into its fundamental concepts and developments.
Print ISBN: 9781682508190 | $160 | 2023 | Hardcover
Subject: Social Sciences
Editor: Stanley Baridam
About the Editor: Stanley Baridam, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics. He has widely consulted with the industry and has more than 80 publications, which include book chapters, international patents, and refereed journal and conference proceedings papers. He has served as a review member for more than 20 scientific international journals.