The Social Structures of the Economy

By P. Bourdieu, Christena L. Turner. 2005

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Building Inclusive Markets in Rural Bangladesh: How Intermediaries Work Institutional Voids (2012, background): “…as politics views the institutional architecture of markets as the outcome of social movement–like struggles between incumbents and challengers (Bourdieu, 2005; Fligstein, 2001), highlighting the struggles among actors to harness the cultural, political and institutional resources to organize…”
Agencement in housing markets: The case of the UK construction industry (2010, methodology): “Indeed, Bourdieu (2005) himself uses this approach to help explain why the latter do less well.”
Centring Housing in Political Economy (2014, background): “…added labour value and number of jobs created or in terms of contribution to GDP. Additional jobs are also created in other housing industries, e.g. housing renovation and refurbishment, furniture and housing accessories, kitchen and bathroom outfitters, and home improvement stores (Bourdieu 2005).”
Peripheral Vision (2005, unknown): “…to one of heteronomy is studied by Pierre Bourdieu in his analysis of the real estate market: the encounter between the seller and the potential buyer becomes a tug of war in which the former tries to impose his or her own calculative tools on the latter — often with success (Bourdieu 2005).”
Seeing like a market (2016, background): “Much of economic life is already structured this way (Bourdieu, 2005).”
Why Do Students Choose English as a Medium of Instruction? A Bourdieusian Perspective on the Study Strategies of Non-Native English Speakers (2015, background): “An agent’s self-esteem is rooted in possessing the characteristics that a society considers desirable, meaning cultural capital in its legitimized form (Bourdieu, 2005).”
Networks, ecosystems, fields, market systems? Making sense of the business environment (2020, background): “…and innovation ecosystems, institutional entrepreneurship, service-systems, innovation and technology studies) (Aarikka-Stenroos & Ritala, 2017; Bourdieu, 2005; Callon & Muniesa, 2005; DiMaggio & Powell, 1991; Dopfer, Foster, & Potts, 2004; Fourcade, 2007; Kjellberg, Azimont, & Reid, 2015;…”
Industrial fields and countervailing power: The transformation of distributed solar energy in the United States (2013, unknown): “Field sociology is well understood in the social sciences and has diverse approaches, including Bourdieusian field theory and strategic action fields (Bourdieu, 2005; Fligstein and McAdam, 2012).”
On voodoo economics: theorising relations of property, value and contemporary capitalism (2010, background): “A prominent example of this is Pierre Bourdieu’s (2005) analysis of the discursive construction of contemporary housing markets (cf.”
Economic markets as calculative collective devices (2005, background): “…is studied by Pierre Bourdieu in his analysis of the real estate market : the encounter between the seller and the potential buyer becomes a tug - of - war in which the former tries to impose his or her own calculative tools on the latter – often with success ( Bourdieu , 2004 : chapter 4 ) .”
Do libertarians dream of electric coins? The material embeddedness of Bitcoin (2014, background): “…tackle for sociologists, as indeed they have: What institutions created and sustain markets (Fligstein 2001), what networks are the actors involved in (Dimaggio and Louch 1998), what are the rules of engagement (Edelman and Stryker 2005), and where do actors’ preferences come from (Bourdieu 2005)?”