Economic Sociology Section

The Economic Sociology Section is a specialized area within sociology that studies how social relationships, cultural norms, and institutions influence economic behaviors and outcomes. Instead of focusing solely on markets or financial figures, it explores how trust, networks, social values, and power dynamics shape economic actions like trade, work, and consumption. This approach highlights that economic activity is embedded in social contexts, emphasizing that human relationships and societal structures are fundamental to understanding economic phenomena. It provides a broader perspective that complements traditional economics by considering the social factors behind economic decisions.