Tom Duterme
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 257333 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Tom Duterme |
| NOMBRES | Tom |
| APELLIDO | Duterme |
| FIRMA | DUTERME T |
| AFILIACIONES | UCLouvain |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2750-8181 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Sabine Dörry, Future Finance. Legal Geographies of Financial Centres and the Asset Economy
The semiosis and the market
The importance of signs in the functioning of the contemporary economy has tended to be doubly underestimated by sociologists, by being restricted to the sphere of consumption on one hand, and to instituted signs on the other. Peirce's concepts, and in particular that which refers to the contextualized evolution of a sign ( semiosis), can remedy this situation by enriching the sociology of markets. Coordination between buyers and sellers is based…
Market devices and infrastructures
This article seeks to clarify the relationship between market studies research associated with the notions of ‘market devices’ and ‘market infrastructures.’ The relation between these terms has remained hazy in prior work, impeding their conjunction in analyses of markets. We treat devices and infrastructures as deeply entwined components of market agencements, which interact in the everyday performance of markets. However, these components remai…
Convaincre le marché. Les banquiers centraux belges à l’épreuve de la globalisation
Au cours des années 1980, les instruments et objectifs de nombreuses Banques centrales sont transformés. À partir d’une étude du cas belge, cet article éclaire une dimension peu explorée de ce tournant : l’anonymisation des interlocuteurs des banquiers centraux. Le recours à des instruments basés sur un marché monétaire en voie de globalisation met en crise le mode opératoire familialiste qui reposait sur la proximité entre banquiers centraux et …
The Semiosis of Stock Market Indices
Stock market indices are among the signs populating financial markets and allowing traders to support their valuation work. The movements of the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are constantly monitored, but how are they interpreted? Is this interpretation unique to each trader? Does it depend on how the indices are communicated? Considering these questions, this article aims to illustrate the heuristic interests of Charles Sanders Peirce’s semiotics. P…
The engineering of stock market indices
Stock market indices are among the important figures that are followed in the trading rooms: on the movements of the Dow Jones or the S&P 500 depends the allocation of billions of dollars. At the same time, for the companies that produce and publish them, but also for those whose shares are included in them, they represent a significant source of visibility – and therefore of income. Based on an ethnographic survey at the Brussels stock exchange,…
Bloomberg and the GameStop saga
The GameStop saga constituted a large-scale ‘breaching experiment’ by arousing the emotion and indignation of a large part of the financial community. This article mobilizes this event to question the normal way of interpreting stock market movements, through an analysis of the dominant interface: the Bloomberg Terminal. This device shapes financial information through three framing effects: selection, weighting and ranking. This ‘Bloomberg frame…
Ira Oscar Glick
This review essay looks at the plurality of research conducted today in the sociology of financial markets by examining a pioneering and little-known study - the PhD thesis of Ira Oscar Glick. It is indeed possible to find in this 1957 thesis some insights that are later solidified by several contemporary lines of research in the sociology of financial markets (new economic sociology, science and technology studies, gender studies, Bourdieusian s…
Benjamin Lemoine, La démocratie disciplinée par la dette
À la différence de son précédent ouvrage, ce petit livre du sociologue Benjamin Lemoine se présente davantage comme une intervention très documentée dans le débat public que comme une contribution scientifique. Pamphlet aux tonalités marxistes, il invite à déverrouiller le champ des possibles en matière de financement de l’État. Sa principale cible est donc le discours dominant selon lequel seule la mise en marché de la dette publique est capable…
Marlène Benquet, Théo Bourgeron, La finance autoritaire. Vers la fin du néolibéralisme
En un peu moins de 150 pages, cet ouvrage entend défendre une thèse pour le moins ambitieuse : le Brexit, tout comme les élections de Trump et Bolsonaro, marque l’avènement d’un nouveau régime politique (« libertarien-autoritaire ») soutenu par les acteurs d’un nouveau mode d’accumulation (la « seconde financiarisation »). À partir du relevé des dons versés en faveur du leave et du remain, d’articles de presse et des biographies des principaux ac…
Jerry Z. Muller, La tyrannie des métriques
Les quatre parties de l’ouvrage de l’historien américain Jerry Z. Muller s’articulent autour d’un unique message : la quantification des performances d’une organisation ou d’un professionnel - sous forme de « métriques » - est utile si elle vise à outiller un jugement fondé sur l’expérience, mais devient contre-productive lorsqu’elle donne lieu à des sanctions et récompenses. De fait, l’idée peut paraître éculée, mais l’auteur « ne prétend nullem…
Yuna Chiffoleau, Les circuits courts alimentaires. Entre marché et innovation sociale
Les circuits courts alimentaires (CCA), un mode de vente réduisant le nombre d’intermédiaires entre producteurs et consommateurs, ont davantage été l’objet de stéréotypes que d’études scientifiques. C’est ce constat qui a conduit Yuna Chiffoleau, ingénieure agronome et sociologue proche des CCA depuis plusieurs années, à publier cette recherche-action, organisée en quatre parties
Bloomberg and the GameStop saga
The GameStop saga constituted a large-scale ‘breaching experiment’ by arousing the emotion and indignation of a large part of the financial community. This article mobilizes this event to question the normal way of interpreting stock market movements, through an analysis of the dominant interface: the Bloomberg Terminal. This device shapes financial information through three framing effects: selection, weighting and ranking. This ‘Bloomberg frame…
The engineering of stock market indices
Stock market indices are among the important figures that are followed in the trading rooms: on the movements of the Dow Jones or the S&P 500 depends the allocation of billions of dollars. At the same time, for the companies that produce and publish them, but also for those whose shares are included in them, they represent a significant source of visibility – and therefore of income. Based on an ethnographic survey at the Brussels stock exchange,…
The Semiosis of Stock Market Indices
Stock market indices are among the signs populating financial markets and allowing traders to support their valuation work. The movements of the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are constantly monitored, but how are they interpreted? Is this interpretation unique to each trader? Does it depend on how the indices are communicated? Considering these questions, this article aims to illustrate the heuristic interests of Charles Sanders Peirce’s semiotics. P…
Market devices and infrastructures
This article seeks to clarify the relationship between market studies research associated with the notions of ‘market devices’ and ‘market infrastructures.’ The relation between these terms has remained hazy in prior work, impeding their conjunction in analyses of markets. We treat devices and infrastructures as deeply entwined components of market agencements, which interact in the everyday performance of markets. However, these components remai…
Yuna Chiffoleau, Les circuits courts alimentaires. Entre marché et innovation sociale
Les circuits courts alimentaires (CCA), un mode de vente réduisant le nombre d’intermédiaires entre producteurs et consommateurs, ont davantage été l’objet de stéréotypes que d’études scientifiques. C’est ce constat qui a conduit Yuna Chiffoleau, ingénieure agronome et sociologue proche des CCA depuis plusieurs années, à publier cette recherche-action, organisée en quatre parties
Jerry Z. Muller, La tyrannie des métriques
Les quatre parties de l’ouvrage de l’historien américain Jerry Z. Muller s’articulent autour d’un unique message : la quantification des performances d’une organisation ou d’un professionnel - sous forme de « métriques » - est utile si elle vise à outiller un jugement fondé sur l’expérience, mais devient contre-productive lorsqu’elle donne lieu à des sanctions et récompenses. De fait, l’idée peut paraître éculée, mais l’auteur « ne prétend nullem…
Marlène Benquet, Théo Bourgeron, La finance autoritaire. Vers la fin du néolibéralisme
En un peu moins de 150 pages, cet ouvrage entend défendre une thèse pour le moins ambitieuse : le Brexit, tout comme les élections de Trump et Bolsonaro, marque l’avènement d’un nouveau régime politique (« libertarien-autoritaire ») soutenu par les acteurs d’un nouveau mode d’accumulation (la « seconde financiarisation »). À partir du relevé des dons versés en faveur du leave et du remain, d’articles de presse et des biographies des principaux ac…
Benjamin Lemoine, La démocratie disciplinée par la dette
À la différence de son précédent ouvrage, ce petit livre du sociologue Benjamin Lemoine se présente davantage comme une intervention très documentée dans le débat public que comme une contribution scientifique. Pamphlet aux tonalités marxistes, il invite à déverrouiller le champ des possibles en matière de financement de l’État. Sa principale cible est donc le discours dominant selon lequel seule la mise en marché de la dette publique est capable…
Ira Oscar Glick
This review essay looks at the plurality of research conducted today in the sociology of financial markets by examining a pioneering and little-known study - the PhD thesis of Ira Oscar Glick. It is indeed possible to find in this 1957 thesis some insights that are later solidified by several contemporary lines of research in the sociology of financial markets (new economic sociology, science and technology studies, gender studies, Bourdieusian s…
The Semiosis of Stock Market Indices
Stock market indices are among the signs populating financial markets and allowing traders to support their valuation work. The movements of the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are constantly monitored, but how are they interpreted? Is this interpretation unique to each trader? Does it depend on how the indices are communicated? Considering these questions, this article aims to illustrate the heuristic interests of Charles Sanders Peirce’s semiotics. P…
The engineering of stock market indices
Stock market indices are among the important figures that are followed in the trading rooms: on the movements of the Dow Jones or the S&P 500 depends the allocation of billions of dollars. At the same time, for the companies that produce and publish them, but also for those whose shares are included in them, they represent a significant source of visibility – and therefore of income. Based on an ethnographic survey at the Brussels stock exchange,…
Bloomberg and the GameStop saga
The GameStop saga constituted a large-scale ‘breaching experiment’ by arousing the emotion and indignation of a large part of the financial community. This article mobilizes this event to question the normal way of interpreting stock market movements, through an analysis of the dominant interface: the Bloomberg Terminal. This device shapes financial information through three framing effects: selection, weighting and ranking. This ‘Bloomberg frame…
Convaincre le marché. Les banquiers centraux belges à l’épreuve de la globalisation
Au cours des années 1980, les instruments et objectifs de nombreuses Banques centrales sont transformés. À partir d’une étude du cas belge, cet article éclaire une dimension peu explorée de ce tournant : l’anonymisation des interlocuteurs des banquiers centraux. Le recours à des instruments basés sur un marché monétaire en voie de globalisation met en crise le mode opératoire familialiste qui reposait sur la proximité entre banquiers centraux et …
The semiosis and the market
The importance of signs in the functioning of the contemporary economy has tended to be doubly underestimated by sociologists, by being restricted to the sphere of consumption on one hand, and to instituted signs on the other. Peirce's concepts, and in particular that which refers to the contextualized evolution of a sign ( semiosis), can remedy this situation by enriching the sociology of markets. Coordination between buyers and sellers is based…
Market devices and infrastructures
This article seeks to clarify the relationship between market studies research associated with the notions of ‘market devices’ and ‘market infrastructures.’ The relation between these terms has remained hazy in prior work, impeding their conjunction in analyses of markets. We treat devices and infrastructures as deeply entwined components of market agencements, which interact in the everyday performance of markets. However, these components remai…
Sabine Dörry, Future Finance. Legal Geographies of Financial Centres and the Asset Economy
Political science (8 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Finance (3 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (3 obras) · Humanities (3 obras) · Management and Organizational Studies (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Financial economics (2 obras)