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A Presentation of the French " Économie Des Conventions " . Application to Labour Issues

The " economics of conventions " is a collective and multisided program of research in economics (with cognate developments in other social sciences) which is going on in France since more than ten years. The two seminal collective books (in French) are: Robert Salais and the special issue " L'économie des conventions " of the Revue économique, March 1989, vol. Robert Salais and Laurent Thévenot. Of course there has been many more recent developments (mostly in French; see the short list of Anglo-Saxon references at the end of the paper). The economics of convention now begins to be internationally known. I must say that there are some (in my view prejudicial) confusions. Our program of research has almost nothing to share with evolutionary games that some people like Peyton try to label as " economics of convention " in the Anglo-Saxon literature. Primacy must be acknowledged to the French school.