Market Studies

Herausgeber: Geiger, Susi; Pollock, Neil; Mason, Katy

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

"Market studies is emerging as a coherent and important new field dedicated to understanding the origins, core concepts, theories, and methods of examining markets in the making. Featuring a contemporary and practical approach centralised around market practices, this book provides invaluable insight into the impact and future of the field"--

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 538
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Oktober 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 33mm
• Gewicht: 1099g
• ISBN-13: 9781009413978
• ISBN-10: 100941397X
• Artikelnr.: 70898045

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: the multiple pasts, presents and futures of markets and
Market Studies Susi Geiger, Katy Mason, Neil Pollock, Philip Roscoe,
Annmarie Ryan, Stefan Schwarzkopf and Pascale Trompette; Part I.: 1. Market
Designs and Market Misfires; 2. Tinkering in markets for collective goods:
experiments, exceptionalities and the case of HIV medications Nicole Gross
and Susi Geiger; 3. Market engineering: a new problem for Market Studies?
Trine Pallesen, José Ossandón and Christian Frankel; 4. Untangling
marketisation from assetisation? The case of the market for social
investments Théo Bourgeron; 5. Factishing a market Karin Brondino-Pompeo;
6. The dynamics of ongoing market maintenance through centralised market
work Debbie Harrison; Part II. Post-Performative Approaches to Studying
Markets: 7. The performativity test Béatrice Cointe and Kristin Asdal; 8.
Performative struggles and theory-practice decoupling in the design and the
implementation of a market-based instrument, French tradable certificates
for energy efficiency Thomas Reverdy; 9. Nudging as a tool of market design
and profitability: performativity in the age of behavioural economics
Leonardo Conte; 10. The social life of simulated markets: a Market Studies
approach Stefan Schwarzkopf; Part III. Valuation: 11. Facets of worth:
valuation processes in the polished diamond market Rian Mulcahy; 12.
Biomass qualification and the dynamics of market framing Jens
Iuel-Stissing, Peter Karnøe and Susse Georg; 13. Does forgetting make
markets? Historical silence in the political risk insurance market Paul
Robert Gilbert; 14. Vintage steel bicycles and a theory of value bricolage
Balázs Gosztonyi and Philip Roscoe; 15. Valuation in the market for
high-end audio: hunting 'monsters' in analogue disks Tsutomu Nakano; Part
IV. Markets in Motion: Places and Spaces: 16. Going to a safe place:
(re)qualifying market sites in the context of a global pandemic Annmarie
Ryan and Luis Araujo; 17. #CovidArcadia: the pandemic conditions of
emergence of digital-affective atmosphere Kath Bassett, Elif Buse Doyuran,
Liz McFall, Addie McGowan; 18. Making space and beating a path to a
marketplace: the uneven spatial ordering of Christmas tourism markets Torik
Holmes, Josiane Fernandes and Teea Palo; 19. Small trading circuits and
micro-logistics in pericapitalist markets Pascale Trompette; Part V. The
Secret Life of Market Studies Methods: 20. Method contestations in
marketography: from 'fly on the wall' to methods 'on the fly' Thomas Jalili
Tanha; 21. The camera is an engine: ways of seeing perspective, context and
reflexivity to make and shape markets through innovative research practice
Katy Mason and Liz McFall; 22. Design methods and Market Studies: co-design
methodology as performative research Charlotta Windahl and Katy Mason; 23.
Investigating market dynamics through the online trade press. A
methodological reflection Alexandre Mallard; 24. Digital texts as market
actors: a semantic network analysis Ban Lee, Philip Roscoe and David
Dowell; Part VI. Broadening the Perspectives in Market Studies: 25. What
about gender? An invitation to Market Studies scholars Riikka Murto; 26.
Marketing work and labour Robert Cluley; 27. Market system dynamics: key
processes, biases, and research opportunities Eileen Fischer and Markus
Giesler; 28. A vocabulary for analysing market change processes Hans
Kjellberg; Part VII. Future (Im)Perfect Markets: 29. Digital platforms and
(im)perfect market futures Gianluca Chimenti, Johan Hagberg and Luis
Araujo; 30. Reconfiguring visibility and participation in a digitalizing
world Amy Mathers, Johan Nilsson and Riika Murto; 31. Market futures and
the role of Market Studies in the making of circular economies Katy Mason
and Luis Araujo; 32. Making room for care in markets and in Market Studies
Susi Geiger and Olya Loza.