Interdisciplinary economics
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36942/reni.v1i1.148Keywords:
Economic Methodology, Behavioral Economics , Institutionalism, Evolutionism, ComplexityAbstract
Knowledge of the social sciences in general may be extended by the operating methods of interdisciplinary analysis. The purpose of this paper is to promote new theoretical border of Economic Science. It is inspired in other Sciences methodology, both in Humanities and Behavioral Economics (or Economic Psychology) and in Social Sciences as Economics Institutionalist (or Economic Sociology) and even in Natural Sciences as Evolutionary Economics (or Darwinian evolutionary biology). It also analyzes how the Economics of Complexity (or Computer Engineering Economics) brings together these various insights and interdisciplinary analysis scales, reintegrating the partition of reality held by the various allied Sciences. Looking at the economy as a complex system, it is understood that the interactions between parts generate an outcome called emerging. It cannot be observed in the level of economic agents. This theoretical framework is an alternative to reductionism