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• W2591462712 abstract "Contents Acknowledgements viii Introduction: origins, evolution and metamorphoses of economics imperialism, or need for an interdisciplinary research programme on human behaviour PART I: At roots of economics imperialism: classical and neoclassical economics and issue of primitive societies 1 The distant origins of economics imperialism: classical economists and primitive societies 1.1 Travellers, philosophers and savages 1.2 Adam Smith: a conjectural primitive economy, or model of early and rude of society 1.3 In the realm of necessity: Karl Marx's theory of pre-capitalist societies 2 Economics imperialism revealed: neoclassical economists and primitive man 2.1 Occupy anthropology: Lionel Robbins, Raymond Firth and formalist school 2.2 Beyond formalist approach: Clifford Geertz's and Richard Posner's informational approach for peasant and primitive societies 2.3 Beyond formalist approach: Jack Hirshleifer's bioeconomics and human behavioural ecology of primitive economies 3 Primitive societies in interpretation of classical and neoclassical economics: a common model PART II: Economics and challenge of primitive societies: anthropological non-formalist approaches 4 The primitive system of gift exchange discovered: Marcel Mauss's Essai sur le don 4.1 Anthropologists and 'real' primitive economies 4.2 Mauss's Essai sur le don 4.3 Mauss's critique of homo oeconomicus 5 The substantivist perspective on role of economy in societies: Karl Polanyi's and Marshall Sahlins's contributions 5.1 Karl Polanyi's substantivism 5.2 Marshall Sahlins's neo-substantivism 5.3 The debate on Stone Age Economics in 1980s and 1990s 6 The intelligibility of primitive economic organization: Sahlins, Levi-Strauss and Clastres on Mauss's political philosophy 6.1 Claude Levi-Strauss and Marshall Sahlins on primitive social contract 6.2 Pierre Clastres on relationship between war and gift exchange in societies against state 6.3 Primitive economic organization in light of Mauss's political philosophy PART III: The problem of 'other': economics and unselfish behaviour 7 Economics on altruism, giving and reciprocity 7.1 From philanthropy to altruism 7.2 Richard Titmuss's The Gift Relationship and economists' embarrassment 7.3 Mainstream economics and gift 7.4 The economics of reciprocity A note on origins of human cooperation: Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis on primitive societies 8 A unified framework for behavioural sciences? On Herbert Gintis's proposal 8.1 How to remedy scandalous pluralism of social sciences 8.2 The socio(bio)logy of homo socialis PART IV: The theoretical and practical relevance of Mauss's gift to development of a non-imperialist economics 9 The gift in social sciences 9.1 Jacques Derrida's philosophy of impossibility of (modern) gift 9.2 Alvin Gouldner's sociology: norm of reciprocity and principle of 'something for nothing' 9.3 On Mauss again: anthropology in 1980s and 1990s 10 Mauss's research programme revisited: Mouvement anti-utilitariste dans les sciences sociales (MAUSS) 10.1 Utilitarianism and anti-utilitarianism 10.2 The gift as a new paradigm for social sciences 11 A new Maussian perspective in economics 11.1 On complexity and economics 11.2 Back to future with Mauss Conclusions: myth of economics imperialism and possibility of a non-imperialist economics Bibliography Index" @default.
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