Some papers on financial markets, culture and technology:
Mercados como espelho [Markets as mirrors – text in Portuguese]
Institutional logics, innovation, and the limits of financial regulation
When is a transact ion ‘real’? The Infrastructural Moralities of Spoofing in High-Frequency Trading.
Making Markets: Infrastructures, Engineers and the Moral Technologies of Finance
The Politics of Fragmentation: Liberalism, Market Equality, and the Technological Re-configuration of American Finance (w/ D. MacKenzie)
Insurgent Capitalism: Island, bricolage and the re-making of finance (w. D. MacKenzie)
Drilling Through the Allegheny Mountains: Liquidity, Materiality and High Frequency Trading (w/ D. MacKenzie, D. Beunza and Y. Millo).
Creating Flows of Interpersonal Bits: the automation of the London Stock Exchange, c. 1955-90
The Automated House: the digitalization of the London Stock Exchange, 1955-1990
Some official reports I was involved with:
Structured interviews of computer-based traders
Computer trading: impersonal efficiency and the dangers of a fully automated securities exchange
Some work on art markets:
How much for the Michelangelo? Valuation, Commoditization and Finitism in the Secondary Art Market
Priceless calculations: Reappraising the sociotechnical appendages of art
Some work on market inefficiencies:
Market efficiency and learning in an artificial stock market: A perspective from Neo-Austrian economics
Adaptation in the Presence of Exogeneous Information in an Artificial Financial Market
