Low and high finance studies after performativity: A speculative workshop report
Jose Ossandon provides a series of provocations for those studying finance, following the recent Charisma sponsored workshop exploring the knitting of ‘high’ and and ‘low’ finance Read More
CFP: Organizing Charisma: On the Role of Sentimental Relations in Formal Organizations
Call for Papers for a panel at the XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology, Yokohama, 2014, deadline 30 September, organised by Joe Deville and Liz McFall Read More
Launch & Invitation: “Urban Markets Platform”
An invitation to participate in the new Urban Markets Platform, to be launched during the UN-Habitat Conference in Stockholm in June 2013. Read More
PhD Studentships at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies
Three PhD studentships on offer, to work with Celia Lury on themes including economic models and economic life, mapping political spaces, and digital economies and publics Read More
Calculative Devices in the Digital Age
Call for papers for “Calculative Devices in the Digital Age” conference at Durham University in November, with keynotes including Pat O’Malley, Marieke de Goede and Rita Raley. Deadline August 1st Read More
Estudios de la Economía podcast interviews
Two new podcast interviews from Estudios de la Economía, featuring David Stark talking to Stefano Palestini and Paul du Gay on bureaucracy and cultural economy Read More
The Fairest Exchange? On art, money and ‘artmoney’
Mark Banks looks at the Artmoney project, exploring the implications of this alternate, affective and communicative form of money Read More
3rd Interdisciplinary Market Studies Workshop
Call for abstracts/paper proposals for the 3rd interdisciplinary market studies workshop, to take place near Aix en Provence, France, on June 5 and 6 2014. Read More
Market Studies
A site involving a number of Charisma members, exploring how marketing among academics and practitioners interact with one another Read More
Charisma on Twitter
Charisma network is suffering from an absence of mind and time. We will be back.RT @JCultEcon: On culture, economy, capitalisation, Stuart Hall, Thatcher and Milton Keynes - there is no better way to spend 17 minutes th…Milton Keynes shows that capital is always cultural, and culture is always capitalised. https://t.co/ZRwdQwuqYC via @ConversationUKRT @Routledge_Socio: Keynote speaker at this symposium on cultural mediators in the #DigitalAge is our own @JCultEcon EiC @allartmarkets ht…