| This is an
academic web page first designed in 1996 for promoting
knowledge on how we organize our economic affaires in democratic societies
through political, market, managerial, and other institutional
arrangements.Though new sections have been added since then, it still is a site providing information and links
on institutional organization and reform issues, their processes and their consequences, mainly on the organization of
governments and public sector agencies.
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Post-graduate students and young scholars in economics looking for non-reductionist approaches
might get from here useful information and links
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