Monthly Archives: May 2010

Steve Kahl, ‘Market Crises and the (Re)establishment of Market Order: A Sociological Investigation of the ‘Fair Market’ Rule Implementation in Financial Markets’

May 26th, 12pm: Steve Kahl (with Damon Phillips), Booth School of Business, Organizations & Markets; Market Crises and the (Re)establishment of Market Order: A Sociological Investigation of the ‘Fair Market’ Rule Implementation in Financial Markets In 2007, FASB implemented the FAS

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Steve Kahl, ‘Market Crises and the (Re)establishment of Market Order: A Sociological Investigation of the ‘Fair Market’ Rule Implementation in Financial Markets’

May 26th, 12pm: Steve Kahl (with Damon Phillips), Booth School of Business, Organizations & Markets; Market Crises and the (Re)establishment of Market Order: A Sociological Investigation of the ‘Fair Market’ Rule Implementation in Financial Markets In 2007, FASB implemented the FAS

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Sean Dowdy, ‘Marvelous Meditations: Rain Speculation & the Marwari Stranger Merchant’

May 12th, 12pm: Sean M. Dowdy, Department of Anthropology; Marvelous Meditations: Rain Speculation & the Marwari Stranger Merchant

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Sean Dowdy, ‘Marvelous Meditations: Rain Speculation & the Marwari Stranger Merchant’

May 12th, 12pm: Sean M. Dowdy, Department of Anthropology; Marvelous Meditations: Rain Speculation & the Marwari Stranger Merchant

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Josh Pacewicz, ‘Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation’

May 5th, 12pm: Josh Pacewicz, Department of Sociology; Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation Analyses of economic regulation typically focus upon national or international institutions. This focus is divorced from much

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Josh Pacewicz, ‘Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation’

May 5th, 12pm: Josh Pacewicz, Department of Sociology; Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation Analyses of economic regulation typically focus upon national or international institutions. This focus is divorced from much

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