Introduction: the multiple pasts, presents and futures of markets and market studies

Susi Geiger; Katy Mason; Neil Pollock; Philip John Roscoe; Annmarie Ryan; Stefan Schwarzkopf; Pascale Trompette

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Introduction: the multiple pasts, presents and futures of markets and market studies

Susi Geiger, Katy Mason, Neil Pollock, Philip John Roscoe, Annmarie Ryan, Stefan Schwarzkopf, Pascale Trompette

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The Market Studies discipline represents an effort to understand and unscramble the entangled knot of practices, agents, devices and infrastructures that constitute markets. Over the past two decades it has become an interdisciplinary field, with scholars from sociology, marketing, management, organization studies, economics, anthropology, geography and design – an epistemic community (Knorr Cetina 1999) studying the emergence, transformation and innovation of markets (Araujo, Finch and Kjellberg 2010; Kjellberg and Helgesson 2006, 2007). The Market Studies field understands markets as socio-material, technical, political and economic forms of organizing collectives of distributed, heterogeneous sets of expertise – not only of exchange but also of society (Çalışkan and Callon 2009; Callon 1998).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Market studies
Subtitle of host publication	mapping, theorizing and impacting market action
Editors	Susi Geiger, Katy Mason, Neil Pollock, Philip Roscoe, Annmarie Ryan, Stefan Schwarzkopf, Pascale Trompette
Place of Publication	Cambridge
Publisher	Cambridge University Press
Pages	1-18
Number of pages	18
ISBN (Electronic)	9781009413961
ISBN (Print)	9781009413978
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009413961.001
Publication status	Published - 22 Nov 2024

Keywords

Markets
Market studies
STS
Market shaping
Social studies of markets

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Geiger, S., Mason, K., Pollock, N., Roscoe, P. J., Ryan, A., Schwarzkopf, S., & Trompette, P. (2024). Introduction: the multiple pasts, presents and futures of markets and market studies. In S. Geiger, K. Mason, N. Pollock, P. Roscoe, A. Ryan, S. Schwarzkopf, & P. Trompette (Eds.), Market studies: mapping, theorizing and impacting market action (pp. 1-18). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009413961.001

Geiger, Susi ; Mason, Katy ; Pollock, Neil et al. / Introduction : the multiple pasts, presents and futures of markets and market studies. Market studies: mapping, theorizing and impacting market action. editor / Susi Geiger ; Katy Mason ; Neil Pollock ; Philip Roscoe ; Annmarie Ryan ; Stefan Schwarzkopf ; Pascale Trompette. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2024. pp. 1-18

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