Introduction 1. The Economy of Qualities 2. From Calculation to Alienation 3. Externalities in Comparative Guise 4. The Anti-Political Economy 5. Technology, Politics and the Market 6. From Pipes to Scopes: The Flow Stucture of Financial Markets 7. Cultural Political Economy, the Knowledge-Based Economy and the State 8. Performing Finance: The Industry, the Media and its Image 9. The Objectivity of the Brand: Marketing, Law and Sociology
Biography
Andrew Barry is Senior Lecturer at Goldsmiths College, University of London and Don Slater is Reader in Sociology, London School of Economics.
'The Technological Economy offers a valuable view on economics for a potentially large variety of cultural scientists. Its multidisciplinary approach researches and emphasizes the relations between economics, technology, politics and media. This is why the book definitely fills a gap in the currently available titles in sociology as well as in cultural science.' - Mosaïek Magazine
