El dinero en la vida social: naturaleza institucional y comportamiento monetario a debate
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https://doi.org/10.22325/fes/res.2025.258Palabras clave:
dinero, economización, trabajo relacional, institución social, criptomonedasResumen
Este artículo analiza los enfoques y líneas de investigación más relevantes en sociología económica y ciencias sociales sobre las transformaciones del dinero, su naturaleza social y el comportamiento monetario. El objetivo principal es identificar áreas clave de estudio y analizar las brechas en la literatura especializada en tres dimensiones: el dinero como fenómeno institucional, las innovaciones y nuevos espacios monetarios, y el uso del dinero en la vida social en el marco de un proceso de economización. Para ello, la metodología utilizada se basa en una revisión integrativa de la literatura. Entre los hallazgos destacados, se propone una articulación teórica que vincule la concepción del dinero-crédito como hecho institucional con las teorías que explican la acción económica monetaria a nivel micro. Se concluye que el avance en la teoría sociológica del comportamiento económico requiere una articulación más coherente de la teoría de la diferenciación social del dinero en consonancia con las concepciones sociológicas del dinero como institución social.
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