Introducing Limn
Stephen Collier, Christopher Kelty, and Andrew Lakoff introduce Limn, an online Open Access publication, focusing on genealogical framings of contemporary problems Read More
Monetary tests: Banks, bankers, and customers
Jeanne Lazarus on her recently published published book, which explores the struggles and tests that characterise our everyday relationships with banks Read More
Street Markets: the forgotten sites of commerce, innovation and connection
Sophie Watson on how street markets are sites for not only trading, but also the production of publics and global socio-economic networks Read More
You can’t Nudge a NEST without breaking some eggs
Alan Shipman on recent attempts to ‘nudge’ savers towards higher pensions contributions Read More
Elitism won’t hold back the food revolution
With interest in the sociology of food increasing, Geoff Andrews explains how assumptions of ‘fine dining’ are being disrupted Read More
Inside and Outside Occupy Wall Street. New Tendencies in Economic Sociology
Ann-Christina Lange on the need to incorporate the materiality of (protesting) bodies in the analysis of the sociality of finance Read More
