Marketing Theory Special Issue on Market Systems
A call for papers for a special issue of Marketing Theory on market systems edited by Markus Giesler and Eileen Fischer. Deadline for full papers April 2015 Read More
Virtual boundaries: The Social Consequences of Digital Marketing
Part of the ESRC Seminar Series on Marketplace Exclusion, an event that brings together computer scientists, marketing practitioners and media researchers to discuss how digital marketing is shaping people’s lives Read More
CFP Steps towards pragmatist solidarities at sociotechnical sites, EASST 17-19th September
We warmly invite papers to our Track Steps towards pragmatist solidarities at sociotechnical sites, being held at the European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) conference in Toruń on September 17-19. The Track is convened by Francois Thoreau (U.Namur), Kim Hendrickx (University of Liege), Tamar Sharon (Maastricht University) and Ine Van Hoyweghen (KU Leuven). Read More
Can markets solve problems?
A new project at Goldsmiths being worked on by Daniel Neyland and Sveta Milyaeva: Market-Based Initiatives as Solutions to Techno-Scientific Problems Read More
‘BREAKING BAD’: markets, healthcare and drug money
Simon Carter explores what Breaking Bad can teach us about the role that markets play in our lives Read More
New issue of Journal of Cultural Economy
A new issue of Journal of Cultural Economy, featuring articles by Esteve Sanz, Patrick J. L. Cockburn, Joanne Entwistle & Don Slater, Cathy Greenfield, Jeremy Valentine, Sveta Milyaeva and Karen Boll, and review articles by Erica Coslor and Ana Isabel Canhoto Read More
Funded PhD at the Centre for the Study of Invention and Social Process
Call for applications to a funded PhD Studentship at the Centre for the Study of Invention and Social Process at Goldsmiths. Priority areas include the mundane & markets. Deadline March 31. Read More
An award winning paper about an average man
How about this: Martha Poon discusses Charisma co-founder Liz McFall’s award winning paper on Socializing Finance Read More
Things Ain’t What They Used to Be
An invitation to submit a paper to Things Ain’t What They Used to Be: Objects, Relations, Materiality, a sub-theme at this year’s EGOS (deadline Jan 13) Read More
Call for contributions: Workshop on the Economy in AIME at the Copenhagen Business School – 24-26 February 2014
Conveners Vincent Antonin Lepinay (Sciences Po), Martin Kornberger and Ursula Plesner (CBS) invite readers and co-researchers of AIME to join them for a unique series of events exploring modes of existence in the economy in Copenhagen Read More
