The Journal is around six months into its new Free Access book review policy. As previously announced, all pieces in the Review and Commentary section published in issues from 2016 forward will be available to access without subscription.
Over that period, the section has been extremely active, hosting a diverse range of reviews, as well as pieces and collections using new formats. This includes a review symposium on Fabian Muniesa’s new work The Provoked Economy, a to and fro between Stuart Kirsch and Fabiana Li in their Review Exchange, an interview between Lauren Tooker and Bill Maurer, and a translation into English of a classic but (at least in the anglophone academic universe) under-appreciated paper by Olivier Godechot.
Here is the full list of recent Free Access reviews:
Volume 9.1
Radman Selmic: ‘An Inspiring Guide for de-Ontologizing the Crisis’ [Review of Janet Roitman’s Anti-Crisis]
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Sarah Hall: Review of Paul Langley’s Liquidity Lost
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Amin Samman: Review of Josef Vogel’s The Specter of Capital
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Quinn DuPont: Review of Jacob Soll’s The Reckoning: Financial Accountability and the Rise and Fall of Nations
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Volume 9.2
Rainer Diaz-Bone: ‘Convention theory and neoliberalism’ [Review Essay on Will Davies’ The Limits of Neoliberalism]
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Jessica Pykett: Review of Sam Binkley’s Happiness as Enterprise: An Essay on Neoliberal Life
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Miranda J. M. Iossifidis: Review of Davina Cooper’s Everyday Utopias: The Conceptual Life of Promising Spaces
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Sarah Marie Ruggins: Review of Duo Qin’s A History of Econometrics: The Reformation from the 1970s
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Volume 9.3
Review Symposium: On Fabian Muniesa’s The Provoked Economy
Aaron Z. Pitluck: ‘How to embrace performativity while avoiding the rabbit hole’
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Alberto Toscano: ‘Structured by cows’
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José Ossandón & Trine Pallesen: ‘Testing the provoked economy’
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Fabian Munisa: ‘You must fall down the rabbit hole’
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Grahame F. Thompson: ‘Interdisciplinary complexities’ [Review of Andrew Barry and Georgina Born’s Interdisciplinarity: Reconfigurations of the Social and Natural Sciences]
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Annette-Carina van der Zaag: ‘On posthuman subjectivity’ [Review of Rosi Braidotti’s The Posthuman]
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Lauren Tooker & Bill Maurer: ‘The pragmatics of payment: adventures in first-person economy with Bill Maurer’ [Interview with Bill Maurer]
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Volume 9.4
Reviews and Commentaries
Olivier Godechot: ‘Back in the bazaar: taking Pierre Bourdieu to a trading room’ [translation of Godechot‘s classic study of financial markets]
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Leksa Lee: Review of John Osburg’s Anxious Wealth: Money and Morality among China’s New Rich
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Review Exchange
Editorial Note
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Stuart Kirsch: Review of Fabiana Li’s Unearthing Conflict: Corporate Mining, Activism, and Expertise in Peru
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Fabiana Li: Review of Stuart Kirsch’s Mining Capitalism: The Relationship Between Corporations and Their Critics
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Stuart Kirsch: ‘Response to Fabiana Li’s review of Mining Capitalism‘
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Fabiana Li: ‘Response to Stuart Kirsch’s review of Unearthing Conflict‘
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Topics:
- A History of Econometrics,
- Aaron Z. Pitluck,
- Alberto Toscano,
- Amin Samman,
- Andrew Barry,
- Annette-Carina van der Zaag,
- anti-crisis,
- Anxious Wealth,
- Bill Maurer,
- convention theory,
- Davina Cooper,
- Duo Qin,
- Everyday Utopias,
- Fabian Muniesa,
- Fabiana Li,
- Georgina Born,
- Grahame F. Thompson,
- Happiness as Enterprise,
- Interdisciplinarity,
- Jacob Soll,
- Janet Roitman,
- Jessica Pykett,
- John Osburg,
- José Ossandón,
- Josef Vogel,
- Lauren Tooker,
- Leksa Lee,
- liquidity lost,
- Mining Capitalism,
- Miranda J. M. Iossifidis,
- Money and Morality,
- neoliberalism,
- Olivier Godechot,
- Paul Langley,
- payment,
- Pierre Bourdieu,
- Posthuman,
- Quinn DuPont,
- Radman Selmic,
- Rainer Diaz-Bone,
- Rosi Braidotti,
- Sam Binkley,
- Sarah Hall,
- Sarah Marie Ruggins,
- Stuart Kirsch,
- The Limits of Neoliberalism,
- The Provoked Economy,
- the reckoning,
- the spectre of capital,
- Trine Pallesen,
- Unearthing Conflict,
- Will Davies
