This interdisciplinary volume from a leading international group of scholars offers coherent sociological answers as to how and in what respects finance is 'emotional'. Chapters offer sophisticated approaches to the current financial crisis, and the antecedents in cultural variations in institutions and organisational forms.
This interdisciplinary volume from a leading international group of scholars offers coherent sociological answers as to how and in what respects finance is 'emotional'. Chapters offer sophisticated approaches to the current financial crisis, and the antecedents in cultural variations in institutions and organisational forms.
Jocelyn Pixley is Professorial Research Fellow at the Global Policy Institute, London Metropolitan University, UK and is also Senior Visiting Fellow at the Industrial Relations Research Centre, University of New South Wales, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by ESA Series Editors Helena Flam and Helmut Kuzmics Editor Introduction Jocelyn Pixley Part I: Emotions and the Present Crisis: Reshaping the sociology of finance 1. Magic Thinking and Panic Buttons in the Callous Financial Transaction Chains Helena Flam 2. Immoral Panic and Emotional Operations in Times of Financial Fragility Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis 3. How European Sovereign Debt Became the New Subprime: On the role of confidence in the European financial crisis (2009-2010) Richard Swedberg 4. Shame and Stock Market Losses: The case of amateur investors in the US Brooke Harrington 5. The Grammar of Trust Susan Shapiro Part II: The Financial Crisis in Context: Historical and theoretical investigations 6. Revisiting the Credit Theory of Money and Trust Geoffrey Ingham 7. Methodology in Max Weber's Economic Sociology: What place emotions in Roman agrarian history or today's finance sector? Sam Whimster 8. States of Disorder: New reflections on sociology's contribution to understanding financial booms and crises Shaun Wilson and Peter McCarthy 9. 'Nicotine for Protein': Culture and the emotions of hard trading in Japanese prisoner of war camps Benjamin Manning 10. Betrayal and Reform: From new approaches to the emotions of money Jocelyn Pixley
Foreword by ESA Series Editors Helena Flam and Helmut Kuzmics Editor Introduction Jocelyn Pixley Part I: Emotions and the Present Crisis: Reshaping the sociology of finance 1. Magic Thinking and Panic Buttons in the Callous Financial Transaction Chains Helena Flam 2. Immoral Panic and Emotional Operations in Times of Financial Fragility Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis 3. How European Sovereign Debt Became the New Subprime: On the role of confidence in the European financial crisis (2009-2010) Richard Swedberg 4. Shame and Stock Market Losses: The case of amateur investors in the US Brooke Harrington 5. The Grammar of Trust Susan Shapiro Part II: The Financial Crisis in Context: Historical and theoretical investigations 6. Revisiting the Credit Theory of Money and Trust Geoffrey Ingham 7. Methodology in Max Weber's Economic Sociology: What place emotions in Roman agrarian history or today's finance sector? Sam Whimster 8. States of Disorder: New reflections on sociology's contribution to understanding financial booms and crises Shaun Wilson and Peter McCarthy 9. 'Nicotine for Protein': Culture and the emotions of hard trading in Japanese prisoner of war camps Benjamin Manning 10. Betrayal and Reform: From new approaches to the emotions of money Jocelyn Pixley
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