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William H, Jr. Sewell
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The Cultural History of Capitalism in France (With a Chicago touch).
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Sharyn O'Halloran
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After the Crash: Financial crises and regulatory responses.
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Chris Miller
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Ulrike Jacob; Oliver A. Brust
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Linsey McGoey
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The Elusive Rentier Rich: Piketty’s Data Battles and the Power of Absent Evidence.
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Pat Hudson; Keith Tribe
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The Contradictions of Capital in the Twenty-first Century: The Piketty Opportunity.
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Branko Milanovic
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Global Inequality: A New Approach for the Age of Globalization.
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“A Device for Being Able to Book P&L”: The Organizational Embedding of the Gaussian Copula.
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Epistemic participation: How to produce knowledge about the economic future.
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