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225 - Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Infrastructures for Financial Markets
Sun, August 17, 10:30am to 12:10pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This session addresses the institutional devices and largely micro social structures and processes that make modern financial markets and financial market activities possible. Papers emphasize the devices, structures and processes that fostered financialization, risk taking, and expanded securities market transactions in the run up to the crisis, both in the west and in the Islamic worlds.
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Attentional Integration in Financial Markets - Karin D. Knorr Cetina, University of Chicago
Here’s an Idea: Information Inefficiencies Leading to Know-How Sharing among Competitors to Create a Market - Tristan L. Botelho, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Murabaha: Form, Substance, and the Battle for the Soul of Islamic Finance - Ryan Matsuura Calder, University of California-Berkeley
Preludes to the Principal-Agent Relationship: The Infrastructural Origins of Incentivized Salespeople in Banks - Zsuzsanna Vargha, University of Leicester; Peter Lunt, University of Leicester
The Politics of Fragmentation: Liberalism, Market Equality, and the Technological Re-configuration of American Finance - Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, London School of Economics and Political Science; Donald McKenzie, University of Edinburgh