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The article discusses the integration of ecological issues, particularly climate change, into economic sociology. Economic sociologists are increasingly focusing on environmental concerns, utilizing tools from political economy and market perspectives. The interview with Jens Beckert and Neil Fligstein highlights the need to address the ecological crisis within a broader societal context, examining the relationship between capitalism, resource use, and climate change. The scholars emphasize the importance of understanding how societies respond to environmental threats and the role of corporations, policies, and societal norms in addressing climate change. [Extracted from the article] |
