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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This session focuses on the social structural conditions, social processes and prospects for making and sustaining new markets and new firms in the current period. It addresses market making and development locally, including efforts to build something new out of the ruins of the crisis in Detroit and San Francisco; online, where an extraordinary amount of market making work is underway ; and globally, where the prospects for making and sustaining common market sin Europe and regional trading areas face extraordinary centrifugal pressures.
Can You Create a Community through Economic Means? The Case of EU - Richard Swedberg, Cornell University
The Legal and Judicial Architectures of Regional Trade Agreements Worldwide: A Sociological-Institutionalist Perspective - Francesco Giovanni Duina, University of British Columbia
Entrepreneurial Imagination in Detroit: Creating an Alternative through Anti-Isomorphic Divergence - Suntae Kim, University of Michigan
Performativity and Market Change: San Francisco’s Street Food Boom - Sang-hyoun Pahk, University of Hawaii-Manoa
The Labor of Markets: Reproducing, Reworking, and Repairing an Online Marketplace - Benjamin James Shestakofsky, University of California-Berkeley