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...Dillon Johnston Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Dillon Johnston Cross-Currencies in the Culture Market: Arnold, Yeats, Joyce Very early in Ulysses, Stephen Dedalus imag­ ines an Oxford scene with Matthew Arnold cast as the empirical, and therefore visually oriented...

...Benjamin Ulysses Ratchford Copyright © 1930 by Duke University Press 1930 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XXIX JANUARY, 1930 Number 1 CREDIT CONTROL AND THE STOCK MARKET BENJAMIN ULYSSES RATCHFORD Duke University AFTER such a crash in stock prices as occurred during last October...

...R. M. Johnston Copyright © 1917 by Duke University Press 1917 The Open-Market Operations of the Federal Reserve Banks R. M. Johnston Graduate College, Princeton University While the federal reserve banks are primarily bankers banks, and their dealings are chiefly with their member banks...

... to faculty members who over time have demonstrated meritorious work in their specific fields of expertise. The proliferation of post-tenure reviews, however, suggests another model at work: academic freedom as grounded in free market principles rather than on long-term merit. The changes marked...

...Hans W. Gerhard Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 The United Kingdom and the European Common Market A Summary Assessment After the Breakdown of Negotiations Hans W. Gerhard Although widely unexpected, the blackballing of British member­ ship in the European Economic Community...

...Herman Walker Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 Commonwealth and Common Market: Two Trading Systems Herman Walker The Commonwealth and the Common Market are kindred spirits in one respect, at least: each uses tariff preferences to promote trade among its members. But the kinship...

...-induced, crisis-inducing form of market-disciplinary regulatory restructuring. Against the monolithic conceptualizations that prevail in most popular and academic accounts, we emphasize the constitutively uneven, institutionally hybrid, and chronically unstable character of neoliberalizing forms...

...Gary Herrigel Edward LiPuma and Benjamin Lee emphasize performativity to a fault in their characterization of action within financial markets. Though valuable, their reproduction oriented approach misses financial actors' awareness and self-conscious manipulation of sociability in the destabilizing...

... of labor corners. This essay explores how these regressive tendencies—which have constituted a deregulatory “gravitational pull” on labor standards—have been met by resurgent forms of worker advocacy, organizing, and campaigning in contingent labor markets. Worker centers are at the heart of this effort...

... ) was dismantled subsequent to the opening economic reforms launched by Deng Xiaoping. Since the opening of the stock exchanges in Shenzhen (1990) and Shanghai (1992), a wave of “stock fever” ( gupiaore ) has swept the population. The article shows how the Chinese stock market offers a chance for further...

...Madina Tlostanova Duke University Press 2006 Madina Tlostanova The Imagined Freedom: Post-Soviet Intellectuals between the Hegemony of the State and the Hegemony of the Market ‘‘Now it is better I was told in the journal. They were...

...Ian Bruff There is widespread recognition that neoliberalism’s rhetorical valorization of freedom through markets stands in considerable tension with “actually existing” neoliberalizing processes. Nevertheless, despite how things have turned out in practice, there is still underlying respect...

..., and biopolitical power can coexist and coevolve. Fourth, it suggests the concept of ordoliberal authoritarian governance to examine the case of China since Deng’s opening to the world market in 1978. These governing techniques and strategies can strengthen national growth but also generate unevenness...

...Áine O’Brien Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Aine O Brien Marketing and Managing Colonial Spectacle as National History: In the Belly of the Archive Imagine you are a prisoner in this cell. Draw a picture of what you would see of the world outside. What does it mean to market...

...J. Fred Rippy Copyright © 1935 by Duke University Press 1935 FOREIGN MARKETS AND THE ECONOMIC POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES J. FRED RIPPY I IN RECENT months the possibility of a self-contained United States has often been discussed without due appre­ ciation of our position in the world s...

...Edward LiPuma; Benjamin Lee This essay uses the credit crisis as an example to illuminate what a social approach to the financial markets would look like. We sketch out a theoretical and thematic journey whose end is to make the social so visible that a better appreciation of the financial field...

...Jessica Whyte Today, it is often forgotten that the socialist calculation debate of the 1920s and 1930s was not only about whether market societies were more economically efficient than planned ones; more crucially, Ludwig von Mises and his disciple Friedrich Hayek depicted economic planning...

...Eric Cheyfitz In the first part of this essay, I sketch some of the material conditions that comprise the contemporary corporate university: a job market dominated by contingent labor (non-tenure-track positions) and increasingly by part-time labor; the cooptation of links between scholarship...

... market characterized by very low wages and abusive practices. The challenges of mobility within the EU are presented from an institutional perspective, focusing on its effects on migrant labor as well as on social partners in the receiving countries. The claim is that, in the context of increased labor...

..., a dynamic of market creation through legislative changes (especially in the domain of land and real estate markets), and a widespread withdrawal of labor and welfare rights. The results point toward an expansion of the many (territorial, social, economic) fronts on which the financialization of society...