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 15, issue 6, 2022

Introduction: genre work and the new economy pp. 725-734

Michael M. Prentice and Ilana Gershon

What was the project? Thoughts on genre and the project form pp. 735-752

Andrew Graan

From drafts to drafting: genre work, time, and the fragility of managerial expertise in South Korea pp. 753-767

Michael M. Prentice

Genres are the drive belts of the job market pp. 768-781

Ilana Gershon

Phaticity as a technical mystique: the genred, multi-sited mediation of the innovation architect’s expertise pp. 782-798

Eitan Wilf

Transparent constructions: genre translations in building the New India pp. 799-814

Adam Sargent

New genres and obsolete expertise in the new textiles economy pp. 815-833

Caitrin Lynch, Adam Coppola, Andrew Holmes and Margaret Rosner

Lagging and leading genres of the new economy pp. 834-837

Matthew S. Hull

Economy shall (no longer) mean economisation pp. 838-842

Timothy Mitchell

How I found my way to Max Weber pp. 842-846

Keith Tribe

Finding legal meaning in economic history, by way of sociology: endings and beginnings pp. 846-848

Laura R. Ford

From scarce resources to ‘the good economy’: a new ‘version of economization’ replacing Weber’s rational ascetism as the capitalist spirit? pp. 849-853

Kristin Asdal

Volume 15, issue 5, 2022

Playing Spotify’s game: artists’ approaches to playlisting in Latin America pp. 551-567

Ignacio Siles, Amy Ross Arguedas, Mónica Sancho and Ricardo Solís-Quesada

Consumption work in household circular economy activities: findings from a cultural probe experiment pp. 568-583

Thomas Edward Sutcliffe

Commodity and the commons: accumulations of capital on the space frontier pp. 584-598

Katarina Damjanov

Engendering assemblages: the constitution of digital health data as an epistemic consumption object pp. 599-616

Eran Fisher and Zeev Rosenhek

A Yorkstone Godzilla. A materiality of mutuality at the Halifax Building Society, 1968–1974 pp. 617-633

Matthew Tillotson

The figural space of the business simulacrum: examining an educative change management simulation pp. 634-651

Esben Langager Olsen and Johan Simonsen Abildgaard

Pitching agri-food tech: performativity and non-disruptive disruption in Silicon Valley pp. 652-670

Madeleine Fairbairn, Zenia Kish and Julie Guthman

Performing hard money: monetary policy, metaphor and masculinity in the making of EMU pp. 671-687

Frederic Heine

Making uncertainty operable: social coordination through game theory in decentralized finance pp. 688-703

Andreas Langenohl

Alternatives to the performance of economics pp. 704-707

Llerena Guiu Searle

Beyond the Bazaar: Interconnecting Indian Markets pp. 707-710

Stine Simonsen Puri

The plot to disembed: markets in the subjunctive tense pp. 710-713

Leilah Vevaina

Shares, land, and market pp. 713-716

Tsukasa Mizushima

Abetting the market: on property, propriety and actually existing capitalisms pp. 716-723

Ajay Gandhi, Sebastian Schwecke, Barbara Harriss-White and Douglas E. Haynes

Volume 15, issue 4, 2022

FinTech in Africa: an editorial introduction pp. 387-400

Paul Langley and Daivi Rodima-Taylor

Neo-colonial credit: FinTech platforms in Africa pp. 401-415

Paul Langley and Andrew Leyshon

Platformizing Ubuntu? FinTech, Inclusion, and Mutual Help in Africa pp. 416-435

Daivi Rodima-Taylor

Whose money? Digital remittances, mobile money and fintech in Ghana pp. 436-451

Vincent Guermond

FinTech and women’s entrepreneurship in Africa: the case of Burkina Faso and Cameroon pp. 452-467

Abbi Kedir and Euphrasie Kouame

Mediating and mapping climate risk: micro-insurance and earth observation pp. 468-487

Rob Aitken

Fintech and tax in Sub-Saharan Africa: taxation versus financial inclusion pp. 488-507

Philip Mader, Maren Duvendack and Keir Macdonald

Fintech urbanism in the startup capital of Africa pp. 508-523

Andrea Pollio and Liza Rose Cirolia

Enrolling into exclusion: African blockchain and decolonial ambitions in an evolving finance/security infrastructure pp. 524-543

Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn and Francesco Giumelli

Homeownership in Hong Kong: House Buying as Hope Mechanism pp. 544-546

Mengqi Wang

A Strategic Nature: Public Relations and the Politics of American Environmentalism pp. 546-549

Ritwick Ghosh

Volume 15, issue 3, 2022

Finding the sweet spot: critiquing a cultural ecosystems approach to civic cultural strategy making pp. 277-292

Victoria Barker and Jennie Jordan

Murky moralities: performing markets in a charitable food aid organization pp. 293-309

Thirza Andriessen, Oona Morrow and Hilje Van der Horst

From collateral to money: social meaning, security devices and the law in the depersonalization of monetary relationships pp. 310-325

Simone Polillo

Negotiating platformisation: MusicTech, intellectual property rights and third wave platform reintermediation in the music industry pp. 326-343

Allan Watson and Andrew Leyshon

Windows into the ethically made: affect, value, and the ‘pricing paradox’ in the maker movement pp. 344-357

Steve Marotta

Distributed accountability: picking a carbon price for cost–benefit analysis pp. 358-372

Irene Øvstebø Tvedten

Legitimation crisis in contemporary technoscientific capitalism pp. 373-379

Karl Palmås and Nicholas Surber

Renovating Value: HGTV and the Spectacle of Gentrification pp. 380-383

Rebecca Lea Potts

Capturing Finance: Arbitrage and Social Domination pp. 383-386

Jordan Sjol

Volume 15, issue 2, 2022

Materialising reform: how conservation encounters collection practises in zoos pp. 137-150

Monika Krause and Katherine Robinson

Digitizing death: commodification of joss paper on Chinese online cemetery pp. 151-167

Yizhou Xu

Working for your own folks: the microeconomics of social media pp. 168-183

Razvan Nicolescu, Shriram Venkatraman and Nell Haynes

Come and see Guatemala at Macy’s! Indigenous aesthetics and informal empire on display in the heart of the American home pp. 184-199

Lisa L. Munro

Securing participation in global pork production networks: biosecurity, multispecies entanglements, and the politics of domestication practices pp. 200-215

Chi-Mao Wang

Valuing value in urban live music ecologies: negotiating the impact of live music in the Netherlands pp. 216-231

Arno van der Hoeven, Rick Everts, Martijn Mulder, Pauwke Berkers, Erik Hitters and Paul Rutten

The significance of boring FinTech: technology imaginaries and value vernaculars in established banks pp. 232-246

Jack Kværnø-Jones

Smartphones for drugs: exchange relations in a South African gang since apartheid pp. 247-263

Brandaan Huigen

Adverse Events: Race, Inequality, and the Testing of New Pharmaceuticals pp. 264-266

Natali Valdez

Neoliberal Cities: The Remaking of Postwar Urban America pp. 266-269

Mark Brewin

Repoliticising the future of work: automation and the end of techno-optimism pp. 270-276

Solange Vivienne Manche and Juan Sebastian Carbonell

Volume 15, issue 1, 2022

Introduction: the tale as a special discourse vehicle pp. 1-13

Daniel Seabra Lopes, Inês Faria and Sandra Faustino

Forward guidance and the semiotic turn of the European Central Bank pp. 14-29

Alexandre Abreu and Daniel Seabra Lopes

Financial untouchability: a polysemic narrative of digital financial inclusion in Modi’s India pp. 30-51

Ismail Ertürk, Indradeep Ghosh and Kadambari Shah

Tales of carbon offsets: between experiments and indulgences? pp. 52-66

Steffen Dalsgaard

The myths and legends of king Satoshi and the knights of blockchain pp. 67-80

Sandra Faustino, Inês Faria and Rafael Marques

When tales of money fail: the importance of price, trust, and sociality for cryptocurrency users pp. 81-92

Inês Faria

Deleuze in the wild: making philosophy matter for fintech pp. 93-102

Sandra Faustino

The common places of alternative finance: assemblages, stoppages, and the political mobilisation of space pp. 103-120

Daniel Seabra Lopes

Statistics, Agriculture, and Democracy in America pp. 121-123

Jess Gilbert

Towards interactive perspectives on information gathering: what are resolvable differences? pp. 123-126

Rebecca Jean Emigh

Knowing and governing America: the micro-foundations of a calculative infrastructure pp. 127-129

Jacob Reilley

The organizational character of statistical expertise pp. 130-132

Zachary Griffen

Knowing America pp. 133-135

Stefan Bargheer

The future of consistency pp. 135-136

Emmanuel Didier