White, Harrison C. Markets from Networks: Socioeconomic Models of Production. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2002.

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Reviews:

"This is an original and stimulating work by an eminent sociologist who undertakes to analyze the structure and workings of economic markets."--W. J. Baumol, Journal of Economics

"This is a work of remarkable scope and ambition. Harrison White is one of the leading lights of 'new economic sociology'."--Costas Lapavitsas, Enterprise & Society

Endorsements:

"A tour de force in the new economic sociology. Markets from Networks develops and applies an innovative and realistic theory of production markets that encompasses a broad array of economic phenomena. It is breathtaking both in its comprehensiveness and its modeling generality. And it is a masterful combination of theory, modeling, and an interpretive approach. This book is a major breakthrough."--Wayne Baker, University of Michigan Business School

"Any book by Harrison White is necessarily an important book. This is no different. He is one of the most creative and inspiring scholars in the field."--Joel Podolny, Stanford University