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Abstract
Las aproximaciones científicas desde puntos de vista multidisciplinares y heterodoxos, han permitido replantear los paradigmas impuestos por las perspectivas teóricas más ortodoxas, las cuales en el último siglo han venido siendo puestas a prueba por la evidencia empírica, permitiendo el desarrollo de nuevas teorías y métodos dentro de las ciencias económicas.
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