voprecotestВопросы экономикиVoprosy Ekonomiki0042-8736Voprosy Ekonomiki, NP10.32609/0042-8736-2025-5-46-65voprecotest-5339Research ArticleВОПРОСЫ ТЕОРИИISSUES OF THEORYКогнитивные институты: в поисках новых поведенческих оснований экономической наукиCognitive institutions: In search of new behavioral foundations of economicshttps://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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Экономическая наука на протяжении XX в. двигалась в русле когнитивной науки, однако в XXI в. серьезно отстала. Когнитивисты активно развивают теорию расширенного познания, которая с середины 1990-х годов успела пройти три этапа (волны). Все они базируются на идеях институциональных экономистов, причем третья волна связана с построением теории социально расширенного познания, в основе которого лежат когнитивные институты. Предлагается содержательный анализ трех волн развития теории расширенного познания в контексте взаимодействия с идеями институциональной экономики. На его основе оцениваются первые «ростки» теории расширенного познания в разных направлениях экономических исследований. В будущем следует ожидать обновления поведенческих оснований экономической науки за счет интеграции идей социально расширенного познания, но этот процесс будет неравномерным.

Throughout the 20th century, economics followed the lead of cognitive science, but in the 21st century it has fallen behind. Cognitive scientists are actively developing the theory of extended cognition, which has gone through three stages (waves) since the mid-1990s. All three waves are based on the ideas of institutional economists, with the third wave associated with the construction of a theory of socially extended cognition based on cognitive institutions. The article offers a substantive analysis of three waves of the development of the theory of extended cognition in the context of interactions with the ideas of institutional economics. Based on this analysis, the first “sprouts” of the theory of extended cognition in different areas of economic research are assessed. In the future, we should expect an update of the behavioral foundations of economics based on the ideas of socially extended cognition, but this process will be uneven.

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