In early modern England, print houses called themselves "chapels," and they had some interesting norms around what they called ...

I did this  interview  with The Adjacent Possible about economics and science fiction ... PS: By the way, there's a bit at the e...

A version of this list will be appearing in FOCUS in early 2019. As a writer responding to one of these prompts, you'll probably want ...

A reading list of economics-related titles that may be of interest to researchers working in Science Fiction Studies and/or science fiction ...

Vector is pleased to invite proposals for short articles (2,000-4,000 words) exploring science fiction and economics. CfP can be found here...

ECONOMIST: "It is not from the benevolence of" ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGIST: Hi please stop ECONOMIST: Imagine I have some economic le...

Over on Economic Humanities , another necessarily bonkers foray into economic sociology, trying to develop the notion of shallow markets. In...

I came across the intriguing notion of the "passive control rights" of bondholders, which strikes me as one way in which the stric...

On the Economic Humanities blog, what do we talk about when we talk about intangible capital?