For Unger, economic institutions have no inherent or natural forms, and he rejects the necessitarian tendencies of classical and neo-classical economists, seeking instead alternatives to the arrangements of contemporary societies.
Economic institutions have no inherent or natural forms. This is for Unger. He rejects the necessitarian tendencies of classical and neo-classical economists. This is for Unger. He is seeking instead alternatives to the arrangements of contemporary societies. This is for Unger.