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Essays on The Nature and State of Modern Economics
0Discover the essential critique of modern economics with Tony Lawson’s vital collection. This book offers a deep dive into the state of economics, questioning prevalent academic approaches and historical developments. Crucial for Indian economics students, scholars, and professionals, it illuminates the discipline’s limitations and advocates for a paradigm shift towards richer economic thought. Understand the causes of economics’ current shortcomings and explore Lawson’s vision for a more historically and philosophically grounded analytical future, moving beyond restrictive mathematical modeling. A must-read for shaping economic understanding in India.
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Religion and Belief: 4 (Skills-based Sociology)
0Uncover the fascinating sociology of religion and belief systems, essential for understanding modern society. This comprehensive guide explores how faith influences lives globally, questioning secularization, fundamentalism, and globalization trends. Delve into classic and contemporary sociological theories, examine diverse religious practices, and analyze the social aspects of religious participation. Designed for sociology students in India, this resource offers clear insights, practical exercises, and exam support to master the sociology of religion. It’s a vital tool for anyone studying faith and society.
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The Nature of Social Reality: Issues in Social Ontology (Economics as Social Theory)
0Decode the essence of social reality and economics with this seminal work on social ontology. Tony Lawson offers a groundbreaking perspective, revealing how a deeper understanding of social subject matter is crucial for overcoming limitations in social sciences and contemporary economics in India. Explore the fundamental constitution of phenomena like money, firms, and social roles, grounded in his theory of community-based positioning. This book is indispensable for university students, researchers, and professionals in economics, sociology, and philosophy seeking advanced insights into social theory and the real nature of social phenomena.