EMBEDDEDNESS AND DISEMBEDDEDNESS IN ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY IN THREE TIME PERIODS

Abstract The article sets out to demonstrate the continuing relevance of concept embeddedness in economic sociology, juxtaposing it with question disembeddedness through an analysis three time periods. In first period, interpretation introduced by Karl Polanyi was marked notion “social construction economy.” second debate focused on criticizing liberalizing agenda Washington Consensus, suggesting that its negative effects development and social solidarity would force state retake control economy, re-embedding it. third period acknowledges specificity market economy neoliberalism as a political-institutional arrangement moral-normative system produces “embeddedness disembeddedness.” also discusses re-establishment increasingly disembedded economy.