Journal of Cultural Economy

2008 - 2025

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

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Opiates for the masses: constructing a market for prescription (pain)killers pp. 485-497: Melina Sherman
Development as biopolitics: food security and the contemporary Indian experience pp. 498-509: Jyotirmaya Tripathy
Making news of value: exploiting dissonances in economic journalism pp. 510-523: Tomás Undurraga
Senses and artifacts in market transactions: the Korean case of agricultural produce auctions pp. 524-540: Eun-Sung Kim
Feminists write the Anthropocene: three tales of possibility in Late Capitalism pp. 541-548: Danya Glabau
A History of British Actuarial Thought, by Craig Turnbull pp. 549-552: Arjen van der Heide
Lower Ed: The Troubling Rise of For-Profit Colleges in the New Economy pp. 552-555: Karen Gregory
On brutal culture pp. 556-568: Darren Umney, Taylor C. Nelms, Dave O'Brien, Fabian Muniesa, Liz Moor, Liz McFall, Melinda Cooper and Peter Campbell
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Mind the (tax) gap: an ethnography of a number pp. 419-433: Lotta Björklund Larsen
Sourcing newness: ways of inducing indeterminacy pp. 434-449: Michael Hutter and Ignacio Farías
Calculation in the pirate bazaars pp. 450-461: Maitrayee Deka
Cryptocurrencies as market singularities: the strange case of Bitcoin pp. 462-473: Sam Dallyn
The Politics of Bitcoin: Software as Right-wing Extremism, by David Golumbia pp. 474-476: Quinn DuPont
Noise: Living and Trading in Electronic Finance, by Alex Preda pp. 476-479: Crawford Spence
The Currency of Desire: Libidinal Economy, Psychoanalysis, and Sexual Revolution, by David Bennett pp. 479-481: David Hancock
Abstract Market Theory, by Jon Roffe pp. 481-484: Marc Lenglet

The politics of finance: cultural economy, cultural studies and the road ahead pp. 325-338: Carolyn Hardin
Reframing austerity: financial morality, savings and securitization pp. 339-355: Dick Bryan and Michael Rafferty
Between political economy and cultural studies: a response to Bryan and Rafferty pp. 356-363: Lawrence Grossberg
Haute finance in the not-so-quiet revolution: and the bombing of la Bourse de Montréal pp. 364-376: Geoff Mann
Shadow banking: a story of the (the Double) in science of finance pp. 377-392: Ismail Erturk
Something new: value and change in finance pp. 393-404: Daniel Souleles
Restoring the mediators: a response to Nick Seaver pp. 405-407: Antoine Hennion
Economics in the Twenty-First Century: A Critical Perspective, by Robert Chernomas and Ian Hudson pp. 408-410: D. T. Cochrane
How Industry Analysts Shape the Digital Future, by Neil Pollock and Robin Williams pp. 410-412: Antonios Kaniadakis
Plastic Water: The Social and Material Life of Bottled Water, by Gay Hawkins, Emily Potter, and Kane Race pp. 412-415: Hervé Corvellec
Household Recycling and Consumption Work: Social and Moral Economies, by Kathryn Wheeler and Miriam Glucksmann pp. 415-417: David Evans

The break-up of management: critique inside-out pp. 231-236: Damian O’Doherty and Helene Ratner
Disability as infra-critique: a compositionist approach to the election process in Denmark pp. 237-250: Christopher Gad and Steffen Dalsgaard
Learning from experiments in optimization: post-critical perspectives on monitoring and evaluation pp. 251-264: Brit Ross Winthereik and Casper Bruun Jensen
Twilight in the leadership playground: and the training of the business self pp. 265-279: Javier Lezaun and Fabian Muniesa
Dark organizational theory pp. 280-295: Steven D. Brown and Paula Reavey
Misappropriation as market making: Butler, Callon, and street food in San Francisco, California pp. 296-308: Sang-hyoun Pahk
Attending to the mediators pp. 309-313: Nick Seaver
Money as icon: digging deeper into capitalism's affective properties pp. 313-316: Erin B. Taylor
Review of Deborah Lupton’s and Dawn Nafus’ pp. 317-321: Stine Lomborg
On Curiosity: The Art of Market Seduction, by Franck Cochoy, translated by Jaciara T. Lira pp. 321-323: Lynne Pettinger

‘The current gold coin of the New Jerusalem’: perception, symbolization, and money in Hawthorne’s pp. 127-135: Jon Dietrick
Revulsion and awe: charting the development of the moral economy of capitalism and its hero in the American imagination, from the protestant ethic to ecstasy of the entrepreneur pp. 136-149: David Hancock
Values in motion: anti-counterfeiting measures and the securitization of pharmaceutical flows pp. 150-162: Mathieu Quet
Price-effectiveness: pharmacoeconomics, value and the right price for HPV vaccines pp. 163-177: Oscar Javier Maldonado Castañeda
Creativity versus branding: totemism, animism and the pursuit of uniqueness in fashion pp. 178-190: Kasper Tang Vangkilde
Regulating belonging: surveillance, inequality, and the cultural production of abjection pp. 191-206: Torin Monahan
Macroprudential versus monetary blueprints for financial reform pp. 207-216: Nathan Coombs
Architectures of the information age pp. 217-222: Luis F. Alvarez León
Fast, easy, and in cash: artisan hardship and hope in the global economy, by Jason Antrosio and Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld pp. 223-225: Corinna Howland
Illiberal Reformers: Race, Eugenics, and American Economics in the Progressive Era, by Thomas C. Leonard pp. 225-229: Daniel Platt

Ten years after: it’s the economy culture, stupid! pp. 1-7: Melinda Cooper and Liz McFall
On (not) assembling a market for sustainable energy: heat network infrastructure and British cities pp. 8-20: Janette Webb and David Hawkey
The data analytics industry and the promises of real-time knowing: perpetuating and deploying a rationality of speed pp. 21-33: David Beer
How are we now? Real-time mood-monitoring as valuation pp. 34-48: William Davies
The social life of measurement: how methods have shaped the idea of culture in urban regeneration pp. 49-62: Peter Campbell, Tamsin Cox and Dave O’Brien
The performativity of the yield curve pp. 63-80: Brett Christophers
Rousseau’s Crusoe myth: the unlikely provenance of the neoclassical homo economicus pp. 81-96: Matthew Watson
Explaining the end of military tutelary regime and the July 15 coup attempt in Turkey pp. 97-111: Koray Caliskan
Attachments, you say? … How a concept collectively emerges in one research group pp. 112-121: Antoine Hennion
All to play for in measuring the economy pp. 122-125: Diane Coyle