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Knowledge as a fictitious commodity : insights and limits of a Polanyian perspective.
One of Polanyi's most important contributions to critical social science was his insistence that land, labour, and money were fictitious commodities and that the liberal propensity to treat them as if they were real commodities was a major source of contradictions and crisis-tendencies in capitalist
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