voprecotestВопросы экономикиVoprosy Ekonomiki0042-8736Voprosy Ekonomiki, NP10.32609/0042-8736-2020-5-107-140voprecotest-2904Research ArticleВОПРОСЫ ТЕОРИИISSUES OF THEORYПостинституционализм: за пределами институционального мейнстримаPost-institutionalism: Beyond the institutional mainstreamhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-7873-2725ФроловД. П.FrolovD. P.

Фролов Даниил Петрович, д. э. н., проф. кафедры экономики и предпринимательства

Волгоград

Daniil P. Frolov

Volgograd

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В статье рассматривается внутренний дуализм институциональной экономики на современном этапе ее развития, связанный с разделением ортодоксального течения и его оппозиции — постинституционализма. Предлагается повестка дня перспективных постинституциональных исследований, затрагивающая широкий круг вопросов за рамками «Стандартной модели» — от перехода к интегративным трактовкам институтов до внедрения новой парадигмы анализа институциональной эволюции. Предложено переориентировать трансакционный анализ институтов с минимизации издержек на максимизацию генерируемой ценности. Обсуждается возможность рассматривать любые формы и траектории развития институтов вне оценочных критериев, отказываясь от традиции негативного маркирования институциональных аномалий. Показано, что в фокусе постинституцио нализма находится институциональная сложность, для изучения которой нужно преодолеть редукционистские методологические подходы институционального мейнстрима.

The article discusses the internal dualism of modern institutional economics, manifested in division of orthodox or mainstream institutionalism (its axiomatics and dogmatics are represented by the Standard Model) and its opposition post-institutionalism. An agenda for promising post-institutional studies is proposed, covering a wide range of discussion issues beyond the Standard Model — from the transition to integrative interpretations of institutions to the introduction of the Evo-Devo-paradigm of analysis of institutional evolution. A reorientation of the transactional analysis from minimizing transaction costs to maximizing the transaction value generated by institutions is proposed. The normocentric paradigm of institutional theory is discussed, considering any forms and trajectories of institutional evolution outside of the evaluation criteria, abandoning the tradition of negative labeling of institutional anomalies. The article demonstrates that in the focus of post-institutionalism there is institutional complexity, which can only be comprehended by overcoming reductionist methodological approaches of the institutional mainstream.

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