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What Is so "Cultural" About Cultural Entrepreneurship by Staffan Albinsson

“…Two overarching uses of the cultural entrepreneurship concept have been found: 1. the anthropologist’s and institutional economist’s use, which indicates the dynamic development of intangible cultural features such as symbols, myths, languages, beliefs, values, norms, rituals, and attitudes in and between societies, and 2. the arts development use, which indicates the dynamic development of cultural services, tangible goods, and individual or collective career promotion. …”
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Institution, Governance, and Economic Growth (Text in Persian) by Saeed Isa Zadeh, Akbar Ahmadzadeh

“…The neo-classical growth models explain the difference between economic growth of economies as a result of difference in economic factors such as capital (in the form of fiscal and human) and factor productivity، but according to new institutional economist those differences in fact originate from institutional qualities and structures in different countries. …”
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Catallaxy and Justice: An Inquiry of the Distributive Effects of the Intervention on the Catallaxy (Case Study: Isfahan City) by Mohsen Renani, Iman Bastanifar

“…This paper has surveyed the social effects of public policies, with introducing the concept of the catallaxy, which has been introduced at first by the famous institutional economist, Fredrick August von Hayek. For this, at first, we have introduced the economic concepts of the justice and have shown that for providing justice, economic effectiveness must be undertaken. …”
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Penetration of pragmatism in institutional economics by Abolghasem Mahdavi, Hamid Padash

“…Institutional economists, particularly, believe in pragmatismof Dewey and Pierce. …”
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The institutional context of rationality by Janina Godłów-Legiędź

“…It will demonstrate that so-called behavioral and institutional economists have more in common than not. Institutions play a key role in the arguments of behavioural economists, whereas the argument of institutional economists is almost always based on the issue of human cognitive abilities and emotions. …”
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Application of Elinor Ostrom's Institutionalism in Development Planning by mahmoud motvaseli, esmaill beigi, behrad farmahini farahani

“…Elinor Ostrom is one of the Institutional economists whose achievement can be a development planning guide. …”
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Designing a Timeless Voting Model in the Political Market Using the Economic Market Mechanism by amir jabbari, Mohsen Renani, Majid Dashtban Farooji, Narges Akbari

“…In their economic analysis of democracy and its institutions, economists often use methods which are very similar to market analysis. …”
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INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS TO PORT INFRASTRUCTURE AND HARBOR DEVELOPMENT by Roger R. STOUGH

“…The paper defines institutions in keeping with the view of the new institutional economists and develops an institutional typology for framing the analyses of four case studies of ports and/or their regions that faced crisis conditions. …”
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Radical Institutional Economics and Fakery for the 21st Century by Svetlana G. Kirdina-Chandler

“…The contribution of radical institutional economists of the 1990s in the development of institutional thought is presented in the article. …”
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The State and the Market in Industrial Development: Perspectives from the 1980s by George Rosen

“…Simultaneously, the question of appropriate government policies, whether in relation to the market or to economic growth, became a marginal issue in mainstream economics, although not among institutional economists in the United States or historical economists in Germany. …”
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The limits of laws: Traffic law enforcement in South Africa by Sophia du Plessis, Ada Jansen, Krige Siebrits

“…Conclusion: Institutional economists have to take a greater interest in the insights of research in behavioural economics, behavioural and cognitive science and other disciplines in order to provide useful advice in settings where such change is an important policy objective.…”
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Mainstreams of research on institutional change in the multidimensional viewpoint by Marek Piosik

“…</p><p align="center">Aim: The present paper is an attempt to review main areas of research into institutional changes and synthesize them into mainstreams, which are also described in the multi-faceted viewpoint to prove the complexity and broad scope that need to be tackled by institutional economists to investigate institutional changes.…”
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Institutional Changes and Ditigalization of Business Operations in Financial Institutions by Elena Tarkhanova, Elena Chizhevskaya, Natalia Baburina

“…Our results might be interesting and useful for researchers in the field of AI, institutional economists, as well as stakeholders and policy-makers dealing with economics, finance, and labour markets.…”
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Market Evaluation of the Value of Patent by Youn, Tae hoon

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Are business relationships institutions? by Tibor Mandjak

“…Does this mean anything for institutional economists? A business relationship is created by weaving actor bonds, resource ties and activity links. …”
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