Abstracts
Résumé
Cet article est une critique interne de la discipline économique et une tentative de faire prendre conscience au sein de la communauté des économistes de l’importance de réintroduire l’histoire et l’historicité dans la discipline.
Mots-clés :
- Économie,
- méthodologie,
- histoire,
- cliométrie
Abstract
This article is an internal critic of the economic discipline and an attempt to reintroduce history and historicity in the discipline.
Keywords:
- Economics,
- methodology,
- history,
- cliometrics
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