Moments of Valuation: Exploring Sites of Dissonance
Herausgeber: Antal, Ariane Berthoin; Stark, David; Hutter, Michael
Moments of Valuation: Exploring Sites of Dissonance
Herausgeber: Antal, Ariane Berthoin; Stark, David; Hutter, Michael
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This book consists of 15 studies in the growing area of valuation studies which look at the way things and ideas that are new or unknown are given value. Before these items gain commercial value they are evaluated by experts, reviewed by critics & compared with earlier successes. Thus moments of valuation can determine the success of innovations
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This book consists of 15 studies in the growing area of valuation studies which look at the way things and ideas that are new or unknown are given value. Before these items gain commercial value they are evaluated by experts, reviewed by critics & compared with earlier successes. Thus moments of valuation can determine the success of innovations
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- Verlag: Sydney University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 157mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 680g
- ISBN-13: 9780198702504
- ISBN-10: 0198702507
- Artikelnr.: 47867495
- Verlag: Sydney University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 157mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 680g
- ISBN-13: 9780198702504
- ISBN-10: 0198702507
- Artikelnr.: 47867495
Ariane Berthoin Antal is senior fellow at the WZB Berlin Social Science Center, where she currently leads the research stream on "Artistic Interventions in Organizations" in the Research Unit "Cultural Sources of Newness." She is Distinguished Research Professor at Audencia Nantes School of Management in France and honorary professor at the Technical University of Berlin. She earned her B.A from Pomona College, her M.A from Boston University and Dr. phil from the Technical University of Berlin. She has published widely in English, French and German on business and society, organizational learning and knowledge creation, and intercultural management, including the Oxford Handbook of Organizational Learning and Knowledge (with Meinolf Dierkes, John Child and Ikujiro Nonaka). She serves on the editorial board of numerous journals, including Organization Studies, Management Learning, and Gender and Management. Michael Hutter is research director at the WZB Berlin Social Science Center, where he heads the unit "Cultural Sources of Newness." He earned a B.A. in mathematics at Portland State University, an M.A. in economics at the University of Washington in Germany and a doctorate at the University of Munich. From 1987-2008, he held the chair for economic theory at Witten/Herdecke University, and from 2008-13 he was research professor for knowledge and innovation at the Institute of Sociology at Technische Universität Berlin. He was invited as a visiting scholar at the Rockefeller Foundation, Bellagio (2000), the School of Information Management Systems, UC Berkeley (2002), and the Getty Research Institute (2003 and 2007). His publications include Beyond Price. Value in Economics, Culture and the Arts (co-edited with David Throsby) and The Rise of the Joyful Economy (forthcoming). David Stark is Arthur Lehman Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Columbia University where he directs the Center on Organizational Innovation. His book, The Sense of Dissonance: Accounts of Worth in Economic Life (Princeton University Press 2009) is an ethnographic account of how organizations and their members search for what is valuable. A recent essay on observation theory was published in Sociologica 2/2013, and articles in economic sociology appear in The American Journal of Sociology (2006 and 2010) and the American Sociological Review (2012) With photographer, Nancy Warner, he recently published This Place, These People: Life and Shadow on the Great Plains (Columbia University Press, 2013). Among other awards, Stark is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship (2002) and an Honorary Doctorate from the École normale superieure de Cachan (2013).
* Pragmatist Perspectives on Valuation: An Introduction
* Part I: Varieties of Aesthetic Valuation
* 2: Trevor Pinch: Moments in the Valuation of Sound: The Early History
of Synthesizers
* 3: Antoine Hennion: Paying Attention: What is Tasting Wine About?
* 4: Michael Hutter: Dissonant Translations: Artistic Sources of
Innovation in Creative Industries
* 5: John Brewer: Evaluating Valuation: Connoisseurship, Technology and
Art Attribution in an American Court of Law
* 6: Svetlana Kharchenkova and Olav Velthuis: An Evaluative Biography
of Cynical Realism and Political Pop
* Part II: Devices Valorizing Uncertain Aesthetic Experiences
* 7: Phillipa Chong: Playing Nice, Being Mean, and the Space In
Between: Book Critics and the Difficulties of Writing Bad Reviews
* 8: Sophie Mützel: Structures of the Tasted: Restaurant Reviews in
Berlin Between 1995 and 2012
* 9: Anne-Sophie Trebuchet-Breitwiller: Making Things Precious: A
Pragmatist Inquiry into the Valuation of Luxury Perfumes
* Part III: Valuation in Fields of Practice
* 10: Claude Rosental: When Principles of Evaluation Clash: Assessing
the Value of a Demonstration in Artificial Intelligence
* 11: Andrea Mennicken and Michael Power: Accounting and the Plasticity
of Valuation
* 12: Liliana Doganova and Peter Karnoe: Clean and Profitable:
Entangling Valuations in Environmental Entrepreneurship
* 13: Holger Strassheim, Arlena Jung and Rebecca-Lea Korinek: Reframing
Expertise: The Rise of Behavioral Insights and Interventions in
Public Policy
* Part IV: Valuation within Organizations
* 14: Ignacio Farías: Epistemic Dissonance: Reconfiguring Valuation in
Architectural Practice
* 15: Ariane Berthoin Antal: Sources of Newness in Organizations: Sand,
Oil, Energy, and Artists
* 16: Kimberly Chong: Performing Worth: Shareholder Value and
Management Consultancy in Post-Mao China
* Part I: Varieties of Aesthetic Valuation
* 2: Trevor Pinch: Moments in the Valuation of Sound: The Early History
of Synthesizers
* 3: Antoine Hennion: Paying Attention: What is Tasting Wine About?
* 4: Michael Hutter: Dissonant Translations: Artistic Sources of
Innovation in Creative Industries
* 5: John Brewer: Evaluating Valuation: Connoisseurship, Technology and
Art Attribution in an American Court of Law
* 6: Svetlana Kharchenkova and Olav Velthuis: An Evaluative Biography
of Cynical Realism and Political Pop
* Part II: Devices Valorizing Uncertain Aesthetic Experiences
* 7: Phillipa Chong: Playing Nice, Being Mean, and the Space In
Between: Book Critics and the Difficulties of Writing Bad Reviews
* 8: Sophie Mützel: Structures of the Tasted: Restaurant Reviews in
Berlin Between 1995 and 2012
* 9: Anne-Sophie Trebuchet-Breitwiller: Making Things Precious: A
Pragmatist Inquiry into the Valuation of Luxury Perfumes
* Part III: Valuation in Fields of Practice
* 10: Claude Rosental: When Principles of Evaluation Clash: Assessing
the Value of a Demonstration in Artificial Intelligence
* 11: Andrea Mennicken and Michael Power: Accounting and the Plasticity
of Valuation
* 12: Liliana Doganova and Peter Karnoe: Clean and Profitable:
Entangling Valuations in Environmental Entrepreneurship
* 13: Holger Strassheim, Arlena Jung and Rebecca-Lea Korinek: Reframing
Expertise: The Rise of Behavioral Insights and Interventions in
Public Policy
* Part IV: Valuation within Organizations
* 14: Ignacio Farías: Epistemic Dissonance: Reconfiguring Valuation in
Architectural Practice
* 15: Ariane Berthoin Antal: Sources of Newness in Organizations: Sand,
Oil, Energy, and Artists
* 16: Kimberly Chong: Performing Worth: Shareholder Value and
Management Consultancy in Post-Mao China
* Pragmatist Perspectives on Valuation: An Introduction
* Part I: Varieties of Aesthetic Valuation
* 2: Trevor Pinch: Moments in the Valuation of Sound: The Early History
of Synthesizers
* 3: Antoine Hennion: Paying Attention: What is Tasting Wine About?
* 4: Michael Hutter: Dissonant Translations: Artistic Sources of
Innovation in Creative Industries
* 5: John Brewer: Evaluating Valuation: Connoisseurship, Technology and
Art Attribution in an American Court of Law
* 6: Svetlana Kharchenkova and Olav Velthuis: An Evaluative Biography
of Cynical Realism and Political Pop
* Part II: Devices Valorizing Uncertain Aesthetic Experiences
* 7: Phillipa Chong: Playing Nice, Being Mean, and the Space In
Between: Book Critics and the Difficulties of Writing Bad Reviews
* 8: Sophie Mützel: Structures of the Tasted: Restaurant Reviews in
Berlin Between 1995 and 2012
* 9: Anne-Sophie Trebuchet-Breitwiller: Making Things Precious: A
Pragmatist Inquiry into the Valuation of Luxury Perfumes
* Part III: Valuation in Fields of Practice
* 10: Claude Rosental: When Principles of Evaluation Clash: Assessing
the Value of a Demonstration in Artificial Intelligence
* 11: Andrea Mennicken and Michael Power: Accounting and the Plasticity
of Valuation
* 12: Liliana Doganova and Peter Karnoe: Clean and Profitable:
Entangling Valuations in Environmental Entrepreneurship
* 13: Holger Strassheim, Arlena Jung and Rebecca-Lea Korinek: Reframing
Expertise: The Rise of Behavioral Insights and Interventions in
Public Policy
* Part IV: Valuation within Organizations
* 14: Ignacio Farías: Epistemic Dissonance: Reconfiguring Valuation in
Architectural Practice
* 15: Ariane Berthoin Antal: Sources of Newness in Organizations: Sand,
Oil, Energy, and Artists
* 16: Kimberly Chong: Performing Worth: Shareholder Value and
Management Consultancy in Post-Mao China
* Part I: Varieties of Aesthetic Valuation
* 2: Trevor Pinch: Moments in the Valuation of Sound: The Early History
of Synthesizers
* 3: Antoine Hennion: Paying Attention: What is Tasting Wine About?
* 4: Michael Hutter: Dissonant Translations: Artistic Sources of
Innovation in Creative Industries
* 5: John Brewer: Evaluating Valuation: Connoisseurship, Technology and
Art Attribution in an American Court of Law
* 6: Svetlana Kharchenkova and Olav Velthuis: An Evaluative Biography
of Cynical Realism and Political Pop
* Part II: Devices Valorizing Uncertain Aesthetic Experiences
* 7: Phillipa Chong: Playing Nice, Being Mean, and the Space In
Between: Book Critics and the Difficulties of Writing Bad Reviews
* 8: Sophie Mützel: Structures of the Tasted: Restaurant Reviews in
Berlin Between 1995 and 2012
* 9: Anne-Sophie Trebuchet-Breitwiller: Making Things Precious: A
Pragmatist Inquiry into the Valuation of Luxury Perfumes
* Part III: Valuation in Fields of Practice
* 10: Claude Rosental: When Principles of Evaluation Clash: Assessing
the Value of a Demonstration in Artificial Intelligence
* 11: Andrea Mennicken and Michael Power: Accounting and the Plasticity
of Valuation
* 12: Liliana Doganova and Peter Karnoe: Clean and Profitable:
Entangling Valuations in Environmental Entrepreneurship
* 13: Holger Strassheim, Arlena Jung and Rebecca-Lea Korinek: Reframing
Expertise: The Rise of Behavioral Insights and Interventions in
Public Policy
* Part IV: Valuation within Organizations
* 14: Ignacio Farías: Epistemic Dissonance: Reconfiguring Valuation in
Architectural Practice
* 15: Ariane Berthoin Antal: Sources of Newness in Organizations: Sand,
Oil, Energy, and Artists
* 16: Kimberly Chong: Performing Worth: Shareholder Value and
Management Consultancy in Post-Mao China