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September 2023, Volume 16, Issue 5
- 655-664 Histories of religious fundraising: religion, economy, and value in global perspective: introduction
by Jane Caple & Sarah Roddy - 665-681 ‘Investments in the Kingdom of Christ’: home missionary fundraising and investor capitalism in the late-nineteenth-century USA
by Andrew Short - 682-697 Monastic Buddhist asset capitalization in ancient Sri Lanka
by Matthew D. Milligan - 698-715 The stakes of religious fundraising: economic transition and religious resurgence in Irish Catholicism and Tibetan Buddhism
by Jane Caple & Sarah Roddy - 716-732 Regulating chance: Buddhist temple lotteries, government oversight, and anti-Buddhist discourse in early modern Japan
by Matthew Mitchell - 733-750 ‘Orunmila needs a new house’: religious fundraising and the revitalisation of Ijo Orunmila Adulawo in southwest Nigeria
by K. Charles Omotayo - 751-767 Valuing the Urakami Cathedral after the atomic bombing: fundraising and social rupture in Nagasaki
by Gwyn McClelland - 768-772 Brexit’s hidden network of power: Comment of “Alt-Finance”
by Cecilia Rikap - 772-775 UK’s Eighteenth Brumaire
by Olivier Godechot - 776-778 Thinking big about finance
by Felix Bühlmann - 778-786 Accumulation mode and political interests of alternative finance and asset management: are they the same actors? Do they want the same thing?
by Marlène Benquet - 786-791 Response to reviewers: updating Alt-Finance with the literatures on patrimonialism, asset manager capitalism, and blocs
by Théo Bourgeron
July 2023, Volume 16, Issue 4
- 477-494 COVID relief as ‘dangerous money’ for Black business owners
by Lana Swartz & Vivian Afi Abui Dzokoto - 495-512 Poor counts as viable accounts: numbers, forecasting, and routinization in Greece
by Soo-Young Kim - 513-528 Charitable assets: social outcomes, financial values, and the new, nonprofit funding regime
by James W. Williams - 529-543 How the living shapes markets: accounting for the action of biological entities in market agencing
by Quentin Chance & Frédéric Goulet & Ronan Le Velly - 544-558 The politics of mediation: subjectivity, value and power in the digital grid of Aadhaar
by Tsvetelina Hristova - 559-575 Digitizing other markets: lessons from the Bush Internet of Island Melanesia
by Geoffrey Hobbis & Stephanie Ketterer Hobbis - 576-578 Waste/economy/ecology: redrawing the circular economy
by Gay Hawkins & Stephen Healy - 579-586 Reuse value: economies and philosophies of durability
by Gay Hawkins - 587-593 Thinking with waste to know the economic
by Josh Lepawsky - 594-603 Provocation Soil Trust: designing economies inside an interspecies world of feeders
by Markus Wernli & Kam-Fai Chan - 604-614 How to be tidal: designing with waste streams as matter in flow and matter of value
by Kate Scardifield & Nahum McLean - 615-621 Inputs, outputs and churn: why some products and materials don’t move through
by Ruth Lane - 622-630 Postcapitalist composting: reverse logistics and organic waste, designing for diverse livelihoods
by Stephen Healy & Abby Mellick Lopes - 631-639 Grounded circularity: the livelihoods of surplus clay
by Delphine Rumo - 640-647 The waste generated by waste avoidance
by Cameron Tonkinwise - 648-654 Models in the circular economy: envisioning waste’s potential
by Rolien Hoyng
May 2023, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 311-322 What is a financial frontier?
by Andrea Ballestero & Andrea Muehlebach & Gloria Pérez-Rivera - 323-336 Relational finance: Ottoman debt, financialization, and the problem of the semi-civilized
by Julia Elyachar - 337-349 Slavery and incarceration in the frontier: the origin of convict leasing
by Michael Ralph - 350-362 Compounding financial frontiers: capital seeds and seeds for capital
by Gloria C. Pérez-Rivera - 363-376 Contract as frontier device, or, the political publics of water infrastructures
by Andrea Muehlebach - 377-391 The frontier in heterogeneous time: finance, temporality, and an economic zone on hold
by Geoffrey Rathgeb Aung - 392-408 Pan African capital? Banks, currencies, and imperial power
by Hannah Appel - 409-422 A financial frontier for Catalonia: nationalism in times of austerity
by Jorge Núñez - 423-438 Trusts at the financial frontier: the flickering forms of property, water, and governance
by Andrea Ballestero - 439-452 Financial frontiers: borders, conversions, enclosures
by Horacio Ortiz - 453-461 Afterword of ‘Financial frontiers': towards conceptualizing finance that engages both power and contingency
by Karen Ho - 462-472 Viviana Zelizer’s work as inspiration for a public sociology of money
by Ariel Wilkis - 473-475 Serious Money: Walking Plutocratic London
by Luca Storti
March 2023, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 151-167 Screening for eligibility: access and resistance in Istanbul’s food banks
by Candan Turkkan - 168-182 Reading the signs: on inferential semiotics and market imagination
by Robin Porsfelt - 183-202 Karl Polanyi’s theory of fictitious commodification as a cultural political economy of institutionalization
by Bonwoo Koo & Joo-Hyoung Ji - 203-220 Platform sabotage
by Aaron Shapiro - 221-241 Lumpen utopia: money, livestreaming, and labor in emerging media worlds
by Shayan Momin - 242-259 How app companies use GitHub: on modes of valuation in the digital attention economy
by Eva Iris Otto & Jonathan Holm Salka & Anders Blok - 260-276 Toward cultural and creative industry: Chinese eSports through a business ecosystem lens
by Yupei Zhao & Qiuxian Li & Zhongxuan Lin - 277-293 Biowaste as fluid matter: valuing biogas and biofertilisers as assets in the Finnish biogas sector
by Taru Lehtokunnas & Olli Pyyhtinen - 294-297 Communities, cohorts and counter-speculators
by Emily Rosamond - 297-300 They Eat Our Sweat: Transport Labor, Corruption, and Everyday Survival in Urban Nigeria
by Leila Demarest - 300-303 Digital pirates: policing intellectual property in Brazil
by Sean Johnson Andrews - 303-306 Crisis Vision: Race and the Cultural Production of Surveillance
by Gary Kafer - 306-309 Decolonial Imaginings: Intersectional Conversations and Contestations
by Nora Naji
January 2023, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-16 ‘Take Care of Stray Cats’: biopolitical life ethics and its cosmopolitical countermethod
by Sungyong Ahn - 17-31 The engineering of stock market indices: winners and losers
by Tom Duterme - 32-46 Does social media pay for music artists? Quantitative evidence on the co-evolution of social media, streaming and live music
by Allan Watson & Joseph B. Watson & Lou Tompkins - 47-61 Cultural work and contributive justice
by Mark Banks - 62-80 ‘Driving is terrifying’: auto-mobility horizons, projections and networks in Vietnam and ASEAN
by Ivan V. Small - 81-96 Working on working women: the postfeminist mystification of employable femininity in post-crisis Spain
by Pedro M. Rey-Araújo & Laura Martínez-Jiménez & Lina Gálvez-Muñoz - 97-111 Peiwan: the cruel optimism of China’s online ‘play companions’
by Miao Li - 112-127 Out of time: the temporal limits of coronavirus-inspired solidarity with workers
by Galit Ailon - 128-130 The story of work: a new history of Humankind
by Rebecca L. Spang - 130-134 Anthro-Vision: A New Way to See in Business and Life
by Koray Caliskan - 134-142 Thinking infrastructures and the promise of infrastructure: towards advancing the concept of infrastructure
by Alex Christian - 142-145 Cloud Empires: How Digital Platforms Are Overtaking the State and How We Can Regain Control
by Sevde Nur Unal - 146-149 Capital and Ressentiment: A Short Theory of the Present
by Agustin Ferrari Braun
November 2022, Volume 15, Issue 6
- 725-734 Introduction: genre work and the new economy
by Michael M. Prentice & Ilana Gershon - 735-752 What was the project? Thoughts on genre and the project form
by Andrew Graan - 753-767 From drafts to drafting: genre work, time, and the fragility of managerial expertise in South Korea
by Michael M. Prentice - 768-781 Genres are the drive belts of the job market
by Ilana Gershon - 782-798 Phaticity as a technical mystique: the genred, multi-sited mediation of the innovation architect’s expertise
by Eitan Wilf - 799-814 Transparent constructions: genre translations in building the New India
by Adam Sargent - 815-833 New genres and obsolete expertise in the new textiles economy
by Caitrin Lynch & Adam Coppola & Andrew Holmes & Margaret Rosner - 834-837 Lagging and leading genres of the new economy
by Matthew S. Hull - 838-842 Economy shall (no longer) mean economisation
by Timothy Mitchell - 842-846 How I found my way to Max Weber
by Keith Tribe - 846-848 Finding legal meaning in economic history, by way of sociology: endings and beginnings
by Laura R. Ford - 849-853 From scarce resources to ‘the good economy’: a new ‘version of economization’ replacing Weber’s rational ascetism as the capitalist spirit?
by Kristin Asdal
September 2022, Volume 15, Issue 5
- 551-567 Playing Spotify’s game: artists’ approaches to playlisting in Latin America
by Ignacio Siles & Amy Ross Arguedas & Mónica Sancho & Ricardo Solís-Quesada - 568-583 Consumption work in household circular economy activities: findings from a cultural probe experiment
by Thomas Edward Sutcliffe - 584-598 Commodity and the commons: accumulations of capital on the space frontier
by Katarina Damjanov - 599-616 Engendering assemblages: the constitution of digital health data as an epistemic consumption object
by Eran Fisher & Zeev Rosenhek - 617-633 A Yorkstone Godzilla. A materiality of mutuality at the Halifax Building Society, 1968–1974
by Matthew Tillotson - 634-651 The figural space of the business simulacrum: examining an educative change management simulation
by Esben Langager Olsen & Johan Simonsen Abildgaard - 652-670 Pitching agri-food tech: performativity and non-disruptive disruption in Silicon Valley
by Madeleine Fairbairn & Zenia Kish & Julie Guthman - 671-687 Performing hard money: monetary policy, metaphor and masculinity in the making of EMU
by Frederic Heine - 688-703 Making uncertainty operable: social coordination through game theory in decentralized finance
by Andreas Langenohl - 704-707 Alternatives to the performance of economics
by Llerena Guiu Searle - 707-710 Beyond the Bazaar: Interconnecting Indian Markets
by Stine Simonsen Puri - 710-713 The plot to disembed: markets in the subjunctive tense
by Leilah Vevaina - 713-716 Shares, land, and market
by Tsukasa Mizushima - 716-723 Abetting the market: on property, propriety and actually existing capitalisms
by Ajay Gandhi & Sebastian Schwecke & Barbara Harriss-White & Douglas E. Haynes
July 2022, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 387-400 FinTech in Africa: an editorial introduction
by Paul Langley & Daivi Rodima-Taylor - 401-415 Neo-colonial credit: FinTech platforms in Africa
by Paul Langley & Andrew Leyshon - 416-435 Platformizing Ubuntu? FinTech, Inclusion, and Mutual Help in Africa
by Daivi Rodima-Taylor - 436-451 Whose money? Digital remittances, mobile money and fintech in Ghana
by Vincent Guermond - 452-467 FinTech and women’s entrepreneurship in Africa: the case of Burkina Faso and Cameroon
by Abbi Kedir & Euphrasie Kouame - 468-487 Mediating and mapping climate risk: micro-insurance and earth observation
by Rob Aitken - 488-507 Fintech and tax in Sub-Saharan Africa: taxation versus financial inclusion
by Philip Mader & Maren Duvendack & Keir Macdonald - 508-523 Fintech urbanism in the startup capital of Africa
by Andrea Pollio & Liza Rose Cirolia - 524-543 Enrolling into exclusion: African blockchain and decolonial ambitions in an evolving finance/security infrastructure
by Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn & Francesco Giumelli - 544-546 Homeownership in Hong Kong: House Buying as Hope Mechanism
by Mengqi Wang - 546-549 A Strategic Nature: Public Relations and the Politics of American Environmentalism
by Ritwick Ghosh
May 2022, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 277-292 Finding the sweet spot: critiquing a cultural ecosystems approach to civic cultural strategy making
by Victoria Barker & Jennie Jordan - 293-309 Murky moralities: performing markets in a charitable food aid organization
by Thirza Andriessen & Oona Morrow & Hilje Van der Horst - 310-325 From collateral to money: social meaning, security devices and the law in the depersonalization of monetary relationships
by Simone Polillo - 326-343 Negotiating platformisation: MusicTech, intellectual property rights and third wave platform reintermediation in the music industry
by Allan Watson & Andrew Leyshon - 344-357 Windows into the ethically made: affect, value, and the ‘pricing paradox’ in the maker movement
by Steve Marotta - 358-372 Distributed accountability: picking a carbon price for cost–benefit analysis
by Irene Øvstebø Tvedten - 373-379 Legitimation crisis in contemporary technoscientific capitalism
by Karl Palmås & Nicholas Surber - 380-383 Renovating Value: HGTV and the Spectacle of Gentrification
by Rebecca Lea Potts - 383-386 Capturing Finance: Arbitrage and Social Domination
by Jordan Sjol
March 2022, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 137-150 Materialising reform: how conservation encounters collection practises in zoos
by Monika Krause & Katherine Robinson - 151-167 Digitizing death: commodification of joss paper on Chinese online cemetery
by Yizhou Xu - 168-183 Working for your own folks: the microeconomics of social media
by Razvan Nicolescu & Shriram Venkatraman & Nell Haynes - 184-199 Come and see Guatemala at Macy’s! Indigenous aesthetics and informal empire on display in the heart of the American home
by Lisa L. Munro - 200-215 Securing participation in global pork production networks: biosecurity, multispecies entanglements, and the politics of domestication practices
by Chi-Mao Wang - 216-231 Valuing value in urban live music ecologies: negotiating the impact of live music in the Netherlands
by Arno van der Hoeven & Rick Everts & Martijn Mulder & Pauwke Berkers & Erik Hitters & Paul Rutten - 232-246 The significance of boring FinTech: technology imaginaries and value vernaculars in established banks
by Jack Kværnø-Jones - 247-263 Smartphones for drugs: exchange relations in a South African gang since apartheid
by Brandaan Huigen - 264-266 Adverse Events: Race, Inequality, and the Testing of New Pharmaceuticals
by Natali Valdez - 266-269 Neoliberal Cities: The Remaking of Postwar Urban America
by Mark Brewin - 270-276 Repoliticising the future of work: automation and the end of techno-optimism
by Solange Vivienne Manche & Juan Sebastian Carbonell
January 2022, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-13 Introduction: the tale as a special discourse vehicle
by Daniel Seabra Lopes & Inês Faria & Sandra Faustino - 14-29 Forward guidance and the semiotic turn of the European Central Bank
by Alexandre Abreu & Daniel Seabra Lopes - 30-51 Financial untouchability: a polysemic narrative of digital financial inclusion in Modi’s India
by Ismail Ertürk & Indradeep Ghosh & Kadambari Shah - 52-66 Tales of carbon offsets: between experiments and indulgences?
by Steffen Dalsgaard - 67-80 The myths and legends of king Satoshi and the knights of blockchain
by Sandra Faustino & Inês Faria & Rafael Marques - 81-92 When tales of money fail: the importance of price, trust, and sociality for cryptocurrency users
by Inês Faria - 93-102 Deleuze in the wild: making philosophy matter for fintech
by Sandra Faustino - 103-120 The common places of alternative finance: assemblages, stoppages, and the political mobilisation of space
by Daniel Seabra Lopes - 121-123 Statistics, Agriculture, and Democracy in America
by Jess Gilbert - 123-126 Towards interactive perspectives on information gathering: what are resolvable differences?
by Rebecca Jean Emigh - 127-129 Knowing and governing America: the micro-foundations of a calculative infrastructure
by Jacob Reilley - 130-132 The organizational character of statistical expertise
by Zachary Griffen - 133-135 Knowing America
by Stefan Bargheer - 135-136 The future of consistency
by Emmanuel Didier
November 2021, Volume 14, Issue 6
- 627-643 Individual pension decision-making in a financialised landscape: a typology of everyday approaches
by Hayley James - 644-661 Infrastructural power: discretion and the dynamics of infrastructure in action
by David Pinzur - 662-674 Biopolitical platforms: the perverse virtues of digital labour
by Karen Gregory & Jathan Sadowski - 675-693 From reactivity to reputation management: online consumer review systems in the restaurant industry
by Bomi Kim & Olav Velthuis - 694-710 The financialization of anti-capitalism? The case of the ‘Financial Independence Retire Early’ community
by Nick Taylor & William Davies - 711-731 ‘Level up your money game’: an analysis of gamification discourse in financial services
by Arjen van der Heide & Dominik Želinský - 732-749 Ten little jurors in the training camp: a genealogy of audience simulation
by Stefan Schwarzkopf - 750-764 High net-worth attachments: emotional labour, relational work, and financial subjectivities in private wealth management
by Mariana Santos - 765-784 Gendered Relational Work: How gender shapes money attitudes and expectations of young adults
by Nina Bandelj & Yader R. Lanuza & Julie S. Kim - 785-789 The Fetish Revisited: Marx, Freud and the Gods Black People Make by J. Lorand Matory
by Max Haiven - 790-791 Culture is Bad For You
by Patricia A. Banks - 791-794 Economic Science Fictions
by Gökhan Mülayim - 795-802 Correction
by The Editors
September 2021, Volume 14, Issue 5
- 517-532 The fabrication of environmental intangibles as a questionable response to environmental problems
by Eve Chiapello & Anita Engels - 533-548 The making of the corporate carbon footprint: the politics behind emission scoping
by Jayme Walenta - 549-563 Conservation, finance, bureaucrats: managing time and space in the production of environmental intangibles
by Stéphanie Barral - 564-579 The Round Table on Responsible Soy’s Landnahme: converting sustainable practices into tradable intangibles to protect the environment
by Juan Ignacio Staricco - 580-595 A market infrastructure for environmental intangibles: the materiality and challenges of index insurance for agriculture in Senegal
by Sara Angeli Aguiton - 596-611 Economic under-determination: industrial competitiveness and free allowances in the European carbon market
by Véra Ehrenstein & Daniel Neyland - 612-615 How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism
by Elif Buse Doyuran - 616-618 Capitalism, Institutions and Social Orders: The Case of Contemporary Spain
by Laura Martínez-Jiménez - 618-622 A Recipe for Gentrification: Food, Power, and Resistance in the City
by Vladimir Mikadze - 622-625 Digital Entrepreneurship in Africa: How a Continent is Escaping Silicon Valley’s Long Shadow
by j. Siguru Wahutu
July 2021, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 373-387 Visibility and vulnerability in online marketing practices
by Daniel Carter & Elizabeth K. Eger - 388-402 Financial contagion: problems of proximity and connectivity in financial markets
by Kristian Bondo Hansen - 403-415 Banking on gold in Vietnam
by Allison Truitt - 416-434 ‘Deep in the earth a shining substance:’ sequestration and display in gold mining and central banks
by Elizabeth Ferry - 435-448 Deep time financing? ‘Generational' responsibilities and the problem of rendez-vous in the U.S. nuclear waste programme
by Başak Saraç-Lesavre - 449-463 Tracking lives, forging markets
by Maiju Tanninen & Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen & Minna Ruckenstein - 464-484 Speculating on precarious income: finance cultures and the risky strategies of healthy volunteers in clinical drug trials
by Jill A. Fisher & Megan M. Wood & Torin Monahan - 485-497 Derivative character investments: social impact bonds as path-changing devices
by Emily Rosamond - 498-505 Hirschman’s Exit, Voice, and Loyalty and contemporary economic sociology
by José Ossandón - 506-509 Technologies of Speculation: The Limits of Knowledge in a Data-Driven Society
by Emanuel Moss - 509-512 The Exclusionary Politics of Digital Financial Inclusion: Mobile Money, Gendered Walls
by Nazli Azergun - 512-515 Red Gold: The Managed Extinction of the Giant Bluefin Tuna
by Aaron Van Neste
May 2021, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 271-279 The mutability of economic things
by Veit Braun & Saskia Brill & Alexander Dobeson - 280-292 Experiments in co-modification: a relational take on the becoming of commodities and the making of market value
by Kristin Asdal & Béatrice Cointe - 293-305 Trading with risk: associating bovine Tuberculosis to cattle commodities in risk-based trading
by Jessica Helen Phoenix - 306-318 Holding on to and letting go of seed: quasi-commodities and the passage of property
by Veit Braun - 319-331 Suspended commodification: assetization and the politics of silobolsa in Argentine soybean agriculture
by Pierre Delvenne - 332-343 A story of its own: creating singular gift-commodities for voluntary carbon markets
by Saskia Brill - 344-356 The politics of value revisited: commodities, assets, and the gifts of nature
by Alexander Dobeson - 357-359 The Unknowers: How Strategic Ignorance Rules the World
by Scott Frickel - 359-361 The will to ignorance
by Claudia Aradau - 361-363 The power to ignore and the power to hide
by Birke Otto - 364-367 Knowing The Unknowers
by Steve Fuller - 368-371 Oracular power and the architects of the future
by Linsey McGoey
March 2021, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 127-138 Debt trails: following relations of debt across borrowers, organizations, and states
by Zsuzsanna Vargha & Léna Pellandini-Simányi - 139-158 Money cards and identity cards: De-vicing consumer credit in post-war Sweden
by Orsi Husz - 159-175 Between a knock at the door and a knock to your score: re-thinking ‘governing through debt’ through the hopeful ‘imaginaries’ of UK debtors
by Samuel Kirwan - 176-193 The financialization of social policy and the politicization of student debt in Chile
by Felipe González-López - 194-208 Creative industries micro-enterprises and informality: a case study of the Shweshwe sewing industry in South Africa
by Jen Snowball & Aviwe Mapuma - 209-224 Sustainability and immaterial commons: rentier appropriation and intermediation in the artisanal fishing space of southern Chile
by Alfredo Macías Vázquez & Gonzalo Saavedra Gallo - 225-239 Depoliticisation, technical discourse, and paper-money: a case study in the bank restriction period
by David M. Batt - 240-257 From selling songs to engineering experiences: exploring the competitive strategies of music streaming platforms
by Brian J. Hracs & Jack Webster - 258-261 The Smart City in a Digital World
by Kathleen F. Oswald - 261-263 On Trend: The Business of Forecasting the Future
by Jian Xiao - 263-266 Black Market: The Slave’s Value in National Culture after 1865
by Amy Bride - 266-269 Dark Finance: Illiquidity and Authoritarianism at the Margins of Europe
by Marek Mikuš
January 2021, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 1-8 Doing economics otherwise, from one crisis to the next
by Carolyn Hardin