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La trayectoria, tan rica y diversa del institucionalismo, es un caso de estudio que interroga al historiador del pensamiento económico y le plantea dilemas poco fáciles de resolver sobre su reconstrucción historiográfica. Desde una perspectiva de contextos de la actividad científica se ha buscado una integración de aspectos externos e internos de la corriente. Esta labor permite identificar los factores ambientales de la corriente y las influencias recibidas en su origen. Se demuestra que el institucionalismo económico en su fase temprana (1899-1939), se constituyó en un movimiento con identidad propia y vinculada a los debates generados en el ámbito de la American Economic Association. Se sostiene que la trayectoria del institucionalismo original, debe ser interpretada bajo la figura de un movimiento económico. Se concluye que este último posee rasgos de disidencia frente a la corriente principal de la ciencia económica.Referências
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