Journal of Cultural Economy

2008 - 2025

Current editor(s): Michael Pryke, Joe Deville, Tony Bennett, Liz McFall and Melinda Cooper

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Volume 18, issue 5, 2025

‘Founder as Victim, Founder as God’: Peter Thiel, Elon Musk and the two bodies of the entrepreneur pp. 629-649

Carla Ibled

The design-ification of future making: uncertainty and divination in contemporary business discourse pp. 650-665

Ulises Navarro Aguiar and Karl Palmås

Non-fungible tokens of art, fungible tokens for gambling: the gallery and casino chronotope in the Chinese NFT scene, 2022–2023 pp. 666-683

Qicheng Yao

Reconfigurations of responsibility: health insurance policyholders’ daily experiences of self-tracking pp. 684-698

Bastien Presset and Maiju Tanninen

Cryptofinancial imaginaries: how neoliberal theories are materialized in the technical principles of cryptocurrencies pp. 699-723

Arturo Castro and Andreu Belsunces

‘How much is too much?’: dynamically priced tickets and algorithm agency on the Ticketmaster platform pp. 724-735

Victor Pires

Contested and captured: the paradox of Citywalk and digital disconnection in platformized China pp. 736-752

Pengfei Fu

Economic emergencies: exception, government and the management of the economy pp. 753-773

Egor Makarov and Simone Polillo

A sociology of dragons: danah boyd on AI, Trump, and critique pp. 774-781

Danah Boyd and Elif Buse Doyuran

Economic sociology and the far-right pp. 782-789

Théo Bourgeron

The times they are a-changin': markets after neoliberalism, and how to study them pp. 790-796

Philip Roscoe

Volume 18, issue 4, 2025

The politics of climate risk: How the climate issue is turned into a risk issue through the little tools and operations of finance pp. 461-474

Stine Engen and Kristin Asdal

The moral economy of severe scarcity: how considerations of deservingness shape cloth mask distribution practices in the midst of a global health crisis pp. 475-495

Ya-Ching Huang and Alya Guseva

How dare they? Neoliberal resentment and carbon taxes in Alberta, Canada pp. 496-511

Justin Leifso

Keeping the market afloat: attachments, circuits of clientele, and personalized commodity exchanges in rural shopkeeping pp. 512-530

Sally Schnapper

Beyond mining: physical commodity traders, market intermediation and the role of (de-)coupling pp. 531-546

Stefan Leins

Labeling future markets: the making of the French repairability index pp. 547-563

Vincent Jourdain

More than raising money: the role of crowdfunding in the development of cultural projects pp. 564-589

Alice Demattos Guimarães and Natalia Maehle

The formalisation of academic subjectivity under constant performance assessment pp. 590-607

Ming-Te Peng

Local economic planning as a problem for market studies. Notes after Asdal & Huse’s Nature-made economy: cod, capital, and the great economization of the ocean pp. 608-613

José Ossandón

The art of the public: cultural economy and cultural policy pp. 614-627

Mariana Mazzucato, Justin O’Connor and Toby Bennett

Volume 18, issue 3, 2025

Finance and care pp. 339-351

Maia Green, Erik Bähre and Sibel Kusimba

Responsibilization of care: tensions over health, insurance and the family in Brazil pp. 352-366

Erik Bähre and Fabíola Gomes

Until every pet has a home: fuzzy finances in American animal rescue economies pp. 367-385

Melissa L. Caldwell

Crowdfunding care in Kenya pp. 386-403

Sibel Kusimba

Calculating care: the valuation of medical routes while health seeking in Vietnam pp. 404-419

Amy Dao

Fractured insurance families: securing care and navigating financialized social protections pp. 420-436

Jessica M. Mulligan

Counting chickens before they hatch: transformational accounting in a development cash transfer program pp. 437-452

Maia Green

Data money: Inside Cryptocurrencies, their Communities, Markets, and Blockchains pp. 453-456

Michel Callon

The Spectacle of Expertise: Why Financial Analysts Perform in the Media pp. 456-459

Karel Němeček

Volume 18, issue 2, 2025

Platforms or flatforms? Insights from an auto-ethnographic account of a virtual cycling app pp. 175-193

Franck Cochoy

Profit compression, time compression, and emotional exhaustion: the platformization of Taobao and its constraining effects on Chinese ‘original design’ women’s e-shops pp. 194-211

Deya Xu and Tingting Liu

Market devices and infrastructures: how they differ and why it matters pp. 212-229

David Pinzur and Tom Duterme

Personal devices: investing apps and the selectively self-directed digital-financial subject pp. 230-246

Emily Chua

A crypto way out: cryptocurrency, techno-economic imaginaries, and crisis in Russia pp. 247-265

Kobe De Keere and Maksim Novokreshchenov

Inventorying data: circumvented investment conditions by Big Tech’s supply chain capitalism pp. 266-283

Caroline Anna Salling and Brit Ross Winthereik

Monetized socialization on the front end: exchanging money as social activities through Red Packet and Transfer on WeChat pp. 284-303

Jiaxun Li

Stacked economization: a research program for the study of platforms pp. 304-331

Koray Caliskan, Donald MacKenzie and Michel Callon

The Influencer Factory: A Marxist Theory of Corporate Personhood on YouTube pp. 332-334

Robert Cluley

Behind the Startup: How Venture Capital Shapes Work, Innovation, and Inequality pp. 334-337

Yameena Zaidi

Volume 18, issue 1, 2025

A feminist approach to fintech: exploring ‘buy now, pay later’ technologies and consumer fintech pp. 1-17

Jessa Loomis and Daniel Cockayne

‘I’m not going to feed the bailiffs’: personal bankruptcy and debtor agency in narrative accounts of struggling debtors pp. 18-34

Anja Decker and Tomáš Hoření Samec

Bridging governmentality and economization: temporality as a financialization device pp. 35-51

Samantha S. Plummer

Buy Now, Pay Later technologies and the gamification of debt in the financial lives of young people pp. 52-67

Steven Threadgold, Barrie Shannon, Adriana Haro, Julia Cook, Kate Davies, Julia Coffey, David Farrugia, Benjamin Matthews, Joshua Healy and Roger Burrows

Fashioning the nation in the age of populism pp. 68-91

Virág Molnár

Culture or commerce? Craft as an ambiguous construction between culture and economy pp. 92-108

Ola Gunhildrud Berta

The leftovers: a rural weaving of field care practices, taste and value within a local food-producing network pp. 109-128

Emmy Laura Perez Fjalland and Thomas Budde Christensen

From ‘take-ism’ to pursuit of newness and originality: design professionals and models of creativity in contemporary China pp. 129-146

Grace Tang

My attachment to Michel Callon’s markets pp. 147-153

Liz McFall

Review Symposium: Michel Callon’s Markets in the Making: Rethinking Competition, Goods, and Innovation. Zone Books pp. 154-167

Michel Callon, Paul Langley, Bill Maurer, Timothy Mitchell, Alvin Roth and Koray Caliskan

Reading Callon at Zuccotti Park pp. 168-174

Elif Buse Doyuran, Simiran Lalvani and Sevde Nur Unal