How to Read the Future: The Yield Curve, Affect, and Financial Prediction

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The Anthropology of Credit and Debt (2010, background): “Holmes (2009), Holmes & Marcus (2005), Knorr Cetina & Bruegger (2002), Peebles (2008), Poon (2009), Riles (2006), and Zaloom (2009) all study the production of certain financial techniques and how they represent attempts to govern a given public’s shared future.”
‘Responsible investment’: ESG and the post-crisis ethical order (2020, background): “…to create imaginaries and narratives about a possible future in financial market developments.1 In anthropology, Hertz (1998; with Lépinay, 2005), Zaloom (2003, 2006, 2009) and Rudnyckyj (2010; with Richard, 2009) have pointed to the fact that practices in finance are shaped as much by affect…”