New perspectives on financial phenomena in contemporary sociological studies

New perspectives on financial phenomena in contemporary sociological studies

Sociology is looking for new theoretical and analytical tools to study the financialization of the world economy and its social consequences. The article focuses on two much debated aspects: a) the traders activity based on expert knowledge and high technology skills; b) the personal finance, regard...

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