Albert Hirshmann's unexpected development theory
Albert Hirschman put forward a provision of principle: neither the market nor a centralized or mixed economy are not an effective means of solving social problems. None of the economy can not be considered a role model. Social problems can not be solved neither religious nor moral, nor economic or political means. The main reason for this inability are social institutions and groups, professionally engaged in the sphere of economy, religion, morality, politics and the production of ideologies. The theory of unintended consequences requires discarding the (radical version) or rethinking (moderation) of the entire system of the main notions and concepts that form the paradigm of social thought in modern times.