On the sociological approach to public finance

Sarah L. Quinn

economic sociology. perspectives and conversations, 2020, vol. 21, issue 2, 12-14

Abstract: The sociological study of credit in political economies is a useful entry point for understanding what economic sociology can bring to the study of public finance. In this research note, I want to highlight one aspect of this, namely how a sociological focus on the political economy of credit enables an approach to public finance that is both critical and expansive.

Date: 2020
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