The Financial World as an Anthropological Object

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This article presents existing approaches in Anthropology that have paved the way for the research of a contemporary significant object of study: the field of financial markets. The paper explores some of the most salient socio-cultural research leading to the conception of Social Studies of Finance...

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Autor principal: Gaggioli, Naymé N.
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Publicado: Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA 2014
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anthropology
ethnography
economy
markets
finance
antropología
etnografía
economía
mercados
finanzas
Antropologia
Etnografia
Economia
Mercados
Finanças
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spelling I28-R265-article-6032023-06-27T21:23:01Z The Financial World as an Anthropological Object El mundo financiero como objeto antropológico O Mundo Financeiro como Objeto Antropológico Gaggioli, Naymé N. anthropology ethnography economy markets finance antropología etnografía economía mercados finanzas Antropologia Etnografia Economia Mercados Finanças This article presents existing approaches in Anthropology that have paved the way for the research of a contemporary significant object of study: the field of financial markets. The paper explores some of the most salient socio-cultural research leading to the conception of Social Studies of Finance, and presents some key contributions of these anthropological and sociological studies that challenge and present an alternative to the neoclassical approach. With their attention to detail, diversity and local specificities, this paper argues that anthropological knowledge can provide a unique understanding of the complex contemporary financial world, by which drawing attention to the diversity of forms taken by institutions, actors and practices that constitute the financial markets, particularly analyzing the specificity of local conditions in which these are developed. Este artículo presenta los enfoques existentes que particularmente desde la antropología han forjado el camino para la indagación de un objeto de estudio significativo en el mundo contemporáneo tal como el campo de los mercados financieros. De este modo, se exponen algunas de las investigaciones socio-culturales más salientes que han promovido el nacimiento de los Estudios Sociales de las Finanzas, y se despliegan algunas discusiones clave que tales trabajos antropológicos y sociológicos han provisto recurriendo a enfoques alternativos respecto de las aproximaciones neoclásicas. Gracias a su atención a los detalles, la diversidad y las especificidades locales, se sostiene en este trabajo que el conocimiento antropológico puede ofrecer un entendimiento distintivo del complejo mundo financiero contemporáneo, mediante el cual dar cuenta de la diversidad de formas que adquieren las instituciones, los actores y las prácticas que constituyen los mercados financieros, particularmente analizando la especificidad de las condiciones locales en las cuales éstos se desenvuelven. Este artigo apresenta as abordagens existentes que, particularmente desde a antropologia, forjaram o caminho para a investigação de um objeto de estudo importante no mundo contemporâneo como o campo dos mercados financeiros. Assim, exibem-se algumas das pesquisas socioculturais mais importantes que têm promovido o nascimento dos Estudos Sociais das Finanças. Também se estabelecem algumas importantes discussões que tais estudos antropológicos e sociológicos prestaram como abordagens alternativas, desafiando as abordagens neoclássicas. Por considerar os detalhes, as diversidades e as especificidades locais, argumenta-se neste trabalho que o conhecimento antropológico pode fornecer uma compreensão distinta do complexo mundo financeiro contemporâneo, e assim dar conta da diversidade de formas que assumem as instituições, os atores e as práticas que constituem os mercados financeiros, especialmente analisando a especificidade das condições locais em que estes são desenvolvidos. Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA 2014-07-18 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículos evaluados por pares application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/603 10.34096/runa.v35i1.603 RUNA, archivo para las ciencias del hombre; Vol 35 No 1 (2014); 41-60 RUNA, archivo para las ciencias del hombre; Vol. 35 Núm. 1 (2014); 41-60 RUNA, archivo para las ciencias del hombre; v. 35 n. 1 (2014); 41-60 1851-9628 0325-1217 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/603/584
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topic anthropology
ethnography
economy
markets
finance
antropología
etnografía
economía
mercados
finanzas
Antropologia
Etnografia
Economia
Mercados
Finanças
spellingShingle anthropology
ethnography
economy
markets
finance
antropología
etnografía
economía
mercados
finanzas
Antropologia
Etnografia
Economia
Mercados
Finanças
Gaggioli, Naymé N.
The Financial World as an Anthropological Object
topic_facet anthropology
ethnography
economy
markets
finance
antropología
etnografía
economía
mercados
finanzas
Antropologia
Etnografia
Economia
Mercados
Finanças
author Gaggioli, Naymé N.
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title The Financial World as an Anthropological Object
title_short The Financial World as an Anthropological Object
title_full The Financial World as an Anthropological Object
title_fullStr The Financial World as an Anthropological Object
title_full_unstemmed The Financial World as an Anthropological Object
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description This article presents existing approaches in Anthropology that have paved the way for the research of a contemporary significant object of study: the field of financial markets. The paper explores some of the most salient socio-cultural research leading to the conception of Social Studies of Finance, and presents some key contributions of these anthropological and sociological studies that challenge and present an alternative to the neoclassical approach. With their attention to detail, diversity and local specificities, this paper argues that anthropological knowledge can provide a unique understanding of the complex contemporary financial world, by which drawing attention to the diversity of forms taken by institutions, actors and practices that constitute the financial markets, particularly analyzing the specificity of local conditions in which these are developed.
publisher Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA
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