From the École polytechnique to the École de la régulation
This article traces the intellectual career of Michel Aglietta, an economist attached to the École de la regulation (Regulation school), from his youth to the publication of his book Régulation et Crise du capitalisme (1976). It is one of a series of recent studies on the structuring of economic tho...
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| description | This article traces the intellectual career of Michel Aglietta, an economist attached to the École de la regulation (Regulation school), from his youth to the publication of his book Régulation et Crise du capitalisme (1976). It is one of a series of recent studies on the structuring of economic thought, and macro-economic theory in particular, at the turn of the 1970s. The theoretical perspective of the article combines the history of economic thought and the sociology of science to place Aglietta’s career in a dual dynamic: the course of a lifetime–education, places of work, scientific collaborations–and the economic, social and political contexts he has traversed. The study of published articles is supplemented by recourse to archives and interviews with Aglietta and those who worked with him. The structure of the article follows the three institutions that Aglietta frequented and that shaped him as a student at the École Polytechnique (1959–1965), a senior civil servant at the Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques (INSEE) (1965–1970) and a doctoral student at the Sorbonne under the supervision of Raymond Barre (1970–1974). The presentation of Aglietta’s life and career between 1959 and 1976 helps to explain his contribution to the advent of Regulation theory, and also to understand his stance as an expert economist in the service of public policy. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-b381a7db446548c5a59e30dcb3b054ad2025-01-30T14:27:08ZengAssociation Recherche & RégulationRevue de la Régulation1957-77962024-06-013610.4000/11w7iFrom the École polytechnique to the École de la régulationYamina TadjeddineThis article traces the intellectual career of Michel Aglietta, an economist attached to the École de la regulation (Regulation school), from his youth to the publication of his book Régulation et Crise du capitalisme (1976). It is one of a series of recent studies on the structuring of economic thought, and macro-economic theory in particular, at the turn of the 1970s. The theoretical perspective of the article combines the history of economic thought and the sociology of science to place Aglietta’s career in a dual dynamic: the course of a lifetime–education, places of work, scientific collaborations–and the economic, social and political contexts he has traversed. The study of published articles is supplemented by recourse to archives and interviews with Aglietta and those who worked with him. The structure of the article follows the three institutions that Aglietta frequented and that shaped him as a student at the École Polytechnique (1959–1965), a senior civil servant at the Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques (INSEE) (1965–1970) and a doctoral student at the Sorbonne under the supervision of Raymond Barre (1970–1974). The presentation of Aglietta’s life and career between 1959 and 1976 helps to explain his contribution to the advent of Regulation theory, and also to understand his stance as an expert economist in the service of public policy.https://journals.openedition.org/regulation/23840economic expertiseHistory of economic thoughtRegulation SchoolMichel AgliettaFrench planning |
| spellingShingle | Yamina Tadjeddine From the École polytechnique to the École de la régulation Revue de la Régulation economic expertise History of economic thought Regulation School Michel Aglietta French planning |
| title | From the École polytechnique to the École de la régulation |
| title_full | From the École polytechnique to the École de la régulation |
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| title_full_unstemmed | From the École polytechnique to the École de la régulation |
| title_short | From the École polytechnique to the École de la régulation |
| title_sort | from the ecole polytechnique to the ecole de la regulation |
| topic | economic expertise History of economic thought Regulation School Michel Aglietta French planning |
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