Editor's choice Social positioning and the nature of money

Tony Lawson

Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2016, vol. 40, issue 4, 961-996

Abstract: The question of the nature of money is pursued drawing on results generated in the field of social ontology as well as on observations from history. The conception of the nature of money found in this manner to be the most sustainable is compared to various other prominent, if usually held to be mutually incompatible, theories.

Date: 2016
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