Marion Fourcade PROFESSOR Department of Sociology University of California-Berkeley Berkeley CA 94720-1980 USA Tel +1 (510) 643 2707 fourcade@berkeley.edu Education 2000 Ph.D., Sociology, Harvard University. Thesis title: “The National Trajectories of

Economic Knowledge.” Committee: Orlando Patterson (chair), Theda Skocpol, Libby Schweber.

1992 M.A. (in French : DEA), Social Sciences (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences So-ciales)

1991 Agrégation, social sciences

1990 B.A., Sociology (Univ. of Paris 7) and Economics (Univ. of Paris 1)

1988-92 Student at Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris (France)

Employment 2003- Assistant to Associate to Full (2013) Professor of Sociology, University of California

at Berkeley

2019-20 Visiting Professor (Social Science), Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton NJ

2019-22 Director, Social Science Matrix, UC Berkeley (on leave 2019-2020)

2019- External Scientific Member, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies

2018 Interim Director, Social Science Matrix, UC Berkeley (spring)

2013- Associate Fellow, Max Planck-Sciences-Po Center on Coping with instability in Mar-ket Societies (Maxpo)

2012-13 Co-Director, Max Planck-Sciences-Po Center on Coping with instability in Market Societies (Maxpo)

Professor of Sociology at Sciences-Po Paris and Axa Permanent Research Chair in Economic Sociology.

2002-3 Professional Research Staff Member / Lecturer, Department of Sociology, Princeton University

2001-2 Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Institute of French Studies, New York University

2000-1 Research Associate / Lecturer, Department of Sociology, Princeton University.

1991-2 Lecturer, University of Paris IV-Sorbonne

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Visiting positions

2014 Berlin Summer School in the Social Sciences, Humboldt University

2011-12 Visiting Researcher, Centre de Sociologie des Organisations, Sciences-Po, Paris.

Book 2009 Economists and Societies: Discipline and Profession in the United States, Britain and

France, 1890s-1990s. (Princeton University Press) 2011 Ludwik Fleck Prize for best book in science and technology studies, Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S) 2011 Distinguished Book Award for best book in sociology, American Sociological As-sociation 2010 Mary Douglas Prize for best book in the sociology of culture, American Sociologi-cal Association 2010 Honorable Mention, Barrington Moore award for best book in comparative and historical sociology, American Sociological Association 2010 Honorable Mention, Robert K. Merton award for best book in the sociology of science, knowledge and technology, American Sociological Association Reviewed in American Journal of Sociology, Annales, Business History Review, Canadi-an Journal of Sociology, Constitutional Political Economy, Comparative Labor Law and Policy, Contemporary Sociology, Critique Internationale, Economic History Review, European Journal of Sociology, History of Political Economy, Journal of Cultural Economy, Journal of Economic Methodology, Laboratorium, Political Studies Review, Revue d’Anthropologie des Connaissances, Sociologie du Travail, Socio-Economic Re-view, Sociologica, Sociological Forum, Times Higher Education Supplement. On blogs: Inside Story, Marginal Revolution, Orgtheory, Understanding Society.

Articles & book chapters Forth. “Ordinal Citizenship.” British Journal of Sociology

Forth. “The Incomplete Promise of The Gift.” Humanity 11(2). Summer 2020.

2020 “A Maussian Bargain: Accumulation by Gift in Digital Capitalism.” Big Data and Society 1-16. (with Daniel Kluttz)

2018 “La Logique de la note. Les Catégories morales dans l’ordre économique.” In C. Courtet et al. Le Désordre du monde. Paris, ed. CNRS.

2018 “Economics: The View from Below.” Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics 154(5).

2017 “The Fly and the Cookie: On the Moral Economy of 21st Century Capitalism.” (SA-SE Presidential address). Socio-Economic Review 15(3): 661-678.

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2017 “The Social Trajectory of a Finance Professor and the Common Sense of Capital” (with Rakesh Khurana). History of Political Economy 49(2): 347-381.

2017 “State Metrology: The Rating of Sovereigns and the Judgment of Nations.” In Kim-berly Morgan and Ann Orloff (eds.), The Many Hands of the State. Cambridge Uni-versity Press.

2017 “Seeing like a Market.” (with Kieran Healy) Socio-Economic Review 15(1): 9-29.

2017 “Categories all the Way Down.” (with Kieran Healy) Historical Social Research 42(1): 286-296.

2016 “Ordinalization” (Lewis Coser lecture) Sociological Theory 34(3): 175-195.

2016 “Political Structures and Political Mores: Varieties of Politics in Comparative Per-spective” (with Evan Schofer). Sociological Science 3: 413-443.

2016 “Political Space and the Space of Polities. Doing Politics Across Nations” (with Bri-an Lande and Evan Schofer) Poetics 55: 1-18.

2015 “The Superiority of Economists.” (with Yann Algan and Etienne Ollion) Journal of Economic Perspectives 29(1): 89-114.

Spanish translation: Revista de Economía Institucional 17(33) (2015)

Russian translation: Voprosy ekonomiki 7 (2015)

Swedish translation: Fronesis (2016)

2013 “Classification Situations: Life Chances in the Neoliberal Economy.” (with Kieran Healy) Accounting, Organizations and Society 38: 559-572

2015 Granovetter article prize (Honorable mention), Section on economic sociology of the American Sociological Association.

2015 Star-Nelkin award (Honorable mention), Section on Science, Knowledge and Technology (SKAT) of the American Sociological Association.

Reprinted in Historical Social Research 2017 42 (1): 23-51.

2013 “Moral Categories in the Financial Crisis” (editor, with Cornelia Woll, and with con-tributions by Philippe Steiner, Wolfgang Streeck, Cornelia Woll, and self) Socio-Economic Review 11(3): 601-627.

2013 “The Material and Symbolic Construction of the BRICs.” Review of International Political Economy 20(2): 256-267.

2013 “From Social Control to Financial Economics: The Linked Ecologies of Economics and Business in Twentieth-Century America.” (with Rakesh Khurana) Theory and Society 42: 121-159.

2012 “The Vile and the Noble: On the Relationship between Natural and Social Classifica-tions in the French Wine World.” The Sociological Quarterly 53: 524-545.

2011 “Cents and Sensibility: Economic Values and the Nature of ‘Nature.’” American Journal of Sociology 116(6): 1721-77.

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2012 Clifford Geertz Best Article Award, Section on the Sociology of Culture of the American Sociological Association.

Spanish translation in Apuntes de Investigación 27: 68-125. (2016)

2011 “Price and Prejudice: On Economics, and the Enchantment (or Disenchantment) of Nature.” In Jens Beckert and Patrick Aspers (eds.) The Worth of Goods. Oxford University Press.

2010 “The Problem of Embodiment in the Sociology of Knowledge” Qualitative Sociolo-gy 33(4): 569-574.

2010 “The United States: An Economists’ Economy” in John Markoff and Veronica Montecinos (eds.) Economists in the Americas. Edward Elgar.

2009 “The Political Valuation of Life.” Regulation and Governance 3: 291-297.

2007 “Moral Views of Market Society.” (with Kieran Healy) Annual Review of Sociology 33: 285-311.

Russian translation in Symbolic Power: Social Sciences and Politics (Moscow: Naouka, 2011).

2007 “Theories of Markets and Theories of Society.” American Behavioral Scientist. 50(8): 1015-1034.

German translation (in Jens Maeße, ed. 2013. Ökonomie, Diskurs, Regierung. Springer verlag.)

2006 “Global Processes, National Institutions, Local Bricolage: Shaping Law in an Era of Globalization.” (with Joachim Savelsberg) Law and Social Inquiry 31(3): 513-519.

2006 “The Construction of a Global Profession: The Transnationalization of Economics.” American Journal of Sociology. 112(1): 145-195.

Reprinted in Alessandro Lanteri and Jack Vroemen, The Economics of Economists. Cambridge University Press.

2006 “Culture and Economy.” In George Ritzer (ed.) Encyclopedia of Sociology. London, Basil Blackwell.

2005 “The Sociology of Economics.” In Jens Beckert and Milan Zafirovski (eds.) Interna-tional Encyclopedia of Economic Sociology. London, Routledge.

2002 “The Rebirth of the Liberal Creed: Paths to Neoliberalism in Four Countries.” Ame-rican Journal of Sociology. 107(9): 533-579. (with Sarah Babb)

2002 “Les économistes et leurs discours: traditions nationales et science universelle.” Sci-ences de la Société. February.

2001 “The Structural Contexts of Civic Engagement: Voluntary Association Membership in Comparative Perspective.” American Sociological Review. 66(6): 806-828. (with Evan Schofer)

2002 Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship (Best Article) Award, Section on Politi-cal Sociology of the American Sociological Association.

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2001 “Politics, Institutional Structures and the Rise of Economics: A Comparative Study.” Theory and Society. 30 (3): 397-447.

2002 Best Article Award, Section on the Sociology of Culture of the American Sociologi-cal Association.

Reprinted in Richard Swedberg (ed.) New Directions in Economic Sociology. Routledge 2005.

Shorter pieces, review essays and book reviews

2019 “The Unfeeling State.” (On Virginia Eubanks’ Automating Inequality.) European Jour-nal of Sociology 60(3).

2019 “Social Theory and Social Decay: The Promises and Perils of Solidarity.” Perspec-tives: Newsletter of the Theory Section of the American Sociological Association. Spring.

2018 “The Will to Progress and the Twofold Truth of Capital.” In O. Godechot and J. Anderson (eds.), Destabilizing Orders. Proceedings of the Maxpo Fifth Anniversary Conference. MaxPo Discussion Paper 18-1.

2018 “La Mouche et le traqueur: Alignement et désaxement dans le capitalisme au 21ème siècle.” Regards croisés sur l’économie 23(2): 114-125.

2018 “Theory for the Dark Ages.” Perspectives: Newsletter of the Theory Section of the American Sociological Association. Fall.

2018 “The Education of a Sociologist.” Sociologica 12(1): 38-40.

2018 “Feeling the Numbers.” Contribution to a symposium on Wendy Espeland and Mike Sauder, Engines of Anxiety. Socioeconomic Review.

2018 “Market Distinctions.” Review of Adam Reich, Selling Our Souls: The Commodification of US Hospital Care. In British Journal of Sociology

2017 “Swimming in Honey.” Review of Iddo Tavory, Summoned. Identification and Religious Life in a Jewish Neighborhood. In European Journal of Sociology 58(3): 650-652.

2016 “Earmarking, Matching, and Social Order.” La Vie des Idées, in Dossier "L'argent et la valeur: La sociologie économique après Viviana Zelizer." January 19.

2016 “Undoing the Undoing of the Demos.” (Contribution to a symposium on Wendy Brown's Undoing the Demos. Neoliberalism’s Stealth Revolution.) European Journal of So-ciology 57(3): 453-459.

2016 Interview with SASE President Marion Fourcade, SASE newsletter, Winter.

2015 A Conversation on States and Markets (with Wolfgang Streeck). Economic Sociolo-gy newsletter of the ASA, Fall.

2015 Review of Monica Prasad, The Land of Too Much, in Contemporary Sociology 44(3): 404-406.

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2013 Q&A on the Sociology of Knowledge, Skatology, Newsletter of the Science, Knowledge and Technology Section of the ASA.

2012 “The Moral Sociology of Viviana Zelizer” - Review essay on Viviana Zelizer, Econom-ic Lives: How Culture Shapes the Economy (Princeton University Press 2011). Sociologi-cal Forum 27(4): 1055-1061.

2012 “The Socialization of Capitalism, or the Neoliberalization of Socialism?” Contribu-tion to a Symposium on Erik O. Wright, Envisioning Real Utopias (Verso 2010). Socio-Economic Review 10: 369-375.

2012 Languishing in Perpetual Obscurity? Contribution to a Forum on Economic Sociol-ogy. Accounts. A Newsletter of Economic Sociology. Spring.

2011 Review of Philippe Steiner. La Transplantation d’organes. Un commerce nouveau entre les êtres humains. (Gallimard NRF 2010). European Journal of Sociology / Archives Eu-ropéennes de Sociologie.

2011 Review of Jeffrey M. Chwieroth. Capital Ideas. The IMF and the Rise of Financial Liberal-ization (Princeton University Press 2009). Economic History Review 64(3).

2010 Interview in European Economic Sociology Newsletter

2008 “On the Social Regulation of Wealth Transfers.” Contribution to a symposium on Jens Beckert, Inherited Wealth (Princeton University Press 2007). Socio-Economic Re-view 7(1):150-155.

2007 “The Politics of Method and its Agentic, Performative and Ontological Others.” So-cial Science History. 31(1):107-114.

2005 “What Does the Sociology of Markets Contribute to Sociology?” Accounts. A News-letter of Economic Sociology. Fall.

2004 “Paul Krugman: The Wicked Economist?” Footnotes. Newsletter of the American Sociological Association. May.

2004 “Social Theory and The Sociologist’s Habitus: Some Reflections on Being a French-Born Sociologist.” Perspectives: Newsletter of the Theory Section of the American Sociological Association. April.

2003 “The Structure of the Public Sphere and the Public Role of Economists.” Accounts. A Newsletter of Economic Sociology. 4(1):6-8.

2003 Review of Sarah Babb, Managing Mexico: Mexican Economists from Nationalism to Neo-liberalism (Princeton University Press 2001). Contemporary Sociology. Vol 32(3): 371-372.

2003 “What is sociological about the sociology of economics? Some recent develop-ments.” Economic Sociology European Electronic Newsletter 4(2). (March).

2003 Review of Michèle Lamont and Laurent Thévenot (eds). Rethinking Comparative Cul-tural Sociology. (Cambridge University Press 2000) French Politics, Culture and Socie-ty. February: Pp165-169.

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Manuscripts in Progress or in Preparation “Machine Learning, Sociality and Solidarity” (with Fleur Johns)

“Ordinality and Its Discontents.” (with Alexander Barnard)

“Learning Like a State: Statecraft in the Digital Era.” (with Jeffrey Gordon) Under review.

“Lost in Translation: The Qualification of Expertise in the U.S. Legal System.” (with Roi Livne, R&R, Social Studies of Science)

“Credit Scores and the Moralization of Inequality” (with Kieran Healy and Alexander Roehr-kasse)

“Markets in Action: Social Order and Disorder in the Eurozone.” (with Caleb Scoville)

“The Rise of the Artificially Intelligent Classes.”

“Total Surveillance and Total Freedom.”

“The State as a Problem of Classification.” (with Armando Lara-Millan, Damon Mayrl, and Sa-rah Quinn)

“The Type and the Grade: Wine Classifications and the Institutional Scaffolding of the Judg-ment of Taste.” (with Rebecca Elliott and Olivier Jacquet)

The Ordinal Society. Book manuscript in progress (under contract with Harvard University Press, with Kieran Healy)

Measure for Measure: Social Ontologies of Classification. Distant project!

Honors, Awards and Grants 2019 British Journal of Sociology Annual Lecture.

2019-20 Visiting Professor, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ

2019 UC Berkeley Graduate Faculty Mentor Award

2016 Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity, UC Berkeley, grant for "Cyber-Infrastructures of the Personal Data Economy." (with Daniel Kluttz)

2016 National Science Foundation Award, Sociology Program, SES-168477 for “Credit Markets, Evaluative Technologies, and Social Stratification.” (Kieran Healy co-PI)

2016 France-Berkeley-Fund grant for “The Influence of Academic Research on the De-velopment and Construction of the Winemaking Regions of California and Burgun-dy. (20th-21st century)” (Régis Gougeon co-PI)

2016 Institute of Labor Relations and Employment GSR award, for "Seeing like a Market: The Economy of Moral Judgment." (with Daniel Kluttz)

2015-16 President, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics

2014 Lewis Coser award for theoretical agenda setting, Theory section of the ASA

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2014 Elected to the Sociological Research Association

2012 AXA Permanent Research Chair in Economic Sociology (Sciences Po Paris)

2011 Humanities Research Fellowship (UC Berkeley)

2009-11 National Science Foundation Award, Science and Society Program, SES-0849052, for “Measure for Measure: Social Ontologies of Classification.”

2008-09 Charles A. Ryskamp Fellowship, American Council of Learned Societies.

2008-09 Residential Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral and Social Sciences.

2007 Abigail Reynolds Hodgen Publication Fund Fellowship.

2006 Summer Institute Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral and Social Sciences.

2006 Research Fellowship, Institute of Industrial Relations (Berkeley).

2006, 2005, 2004, 2003 Junior Faculty Research Grant (UC Berkeley).

2005 Research Assistantship in the Humanities (UC Berkeley).

Regent's Junior Faculty Fellowship (Berkeley).

2003 Junior Faculty Mentor Grant (Berkeley).

2001-2 Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Institute of French Studies, New York University.

1998-9 Center for European Studies, Harvard University, Dissertation Writing Fellowship

1997 Center for European Studies, Harvard University, Short-Term Opportunity Grant and Summer Research Grant

1995 Center for European Studies, Harvard University, Summer Research Grant

1993-6 Harvard University Fellowship

1992 Fulbright Scholarship

1992 Walter-Zellidja Scholarship for study abroad (France).

Visiting Fellowship at Harvard University.

Press/Media 2015 “An Ambivalent Authority” New York Times Room for Debate, February 9

2015 A partial record of the press coverage for “The Superiority of Economists” can be found at http://www.maxpo.eu/news-press.asp.

Teaching GRADUATE COURSES:

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Sociology and the Digital Everything (UC Berkeley)

Moral Views of Market Society (UC Berkeley)

Cross-national and Global Perspectives on the Economy (Princeton University; UC Berkeley)

Styles of Comparative Research (Princeton University)

Classical Sociological Theory (Princeton University; UC Berkeley)

Contemporary Sociological Theory (UC Berkeley)

France through the American Looking-Glass: Polity, Economy, Culture (New York University)

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES:

Economic Moralities (Sciences Po)

Contemporary Sociological Theory (UC Berkeley)

Classical Sociological Theory (UC Berkeley)

Sociology of Culture (UC Berkeley)

Sociology of Knowledge, Expertise and Science (UC Berkeley)

The Comparative Study of Economic Organization and Culture (Princeton University)

Caribbean Societies (Harvard University, Teaching Fellow for Orlando Patterson).

Economics Principles (University of Paris IV-Sorbonne)

Presentations at professional meetings 2020 “Markets in Action: Social Order and Disorder in the Eurozone.” (with Caleb Sco-

ville) to be presented at the CES annual conference, Reykjavik, June.

2019 “Machine Learning, Sociality and Solidarity” (with Fleur Johns) Presented at the workshop “Social and Ethical Challenges of Machine Learning.” Institute for Ad-vanced Study, Princeton NJ. (November)

“Seeing Like a State Seeing Like a Market.” (with Jeff Gordon) Presented at the in-augural conference of the Journal of Law and Political Economy, SUNY-Buffalo. (October)

“A Maussian bargain: Primitive Accumulation in Digital Capitalism.” (with Daniel Kluttz) Presented at the SASE annual conference, New York City, June and at the Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S), New Orleans, September.

“Markets in Action: Social Order and Disorder in the Eurozone.” (with Caleb Sco-ville) Presented at the SASE annual conference, New York City, June.

“SASE at 30” Presidential panel. SASE annual conference, New York City, June.

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2018 “A Maussian bargain: The Give and Take of the Personal Data Economy.” (with Daniel Kluttz) Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Asso-ciation, August.

“The Rise of the Artificially Intelligent Classes.” Presented at the conference on “The Dynamics of Capitalism: Inquiries to Marx on the occasion of his 200th birth-day.” Hamburg, May 3-5.

“The Phenomenology of the Gift.” Presented at the conference on “Moral Econo-my,” Princeton University, April 6.

“The Will to Progress and the Dual Truth of Capital” Presented at the conference “Destabilizing Orders – Understanding the Consequences of Neoliberalism.” Max-Po, Paris, January 13-14.

2017 “Faust in the Digital Era.” Presented at the conference “Public goods and inequality,” Stanford University, November 1.

“La logique de la note: les catégories morales dans l'ordre économique.” Presented at the Avignon festival, July 10-11.

“The Type and the Grade: On the Institutional Scaffolding of the Judgment of Taste.” (with Rebecca Elliott and Olivier Jacquet) Presented at the SASE annual conference, Lyon, June 29.

“Lost in Translation, Lost in Transactions: Foreign Experts in the U.S. legal system.” (with Roi Livne) Conference on "Capitalizing nature," Paris, June 13-14.

“Economics: The View From Below.” Keynote address, Annual Conference of the Swiss Society of Economics and Statistics, Lausanne, June 6-8.

“Making Things Liquid.” Presented at the "Prizes and Prices" conference, University of Bologna, January 13-14.

2016 “The Superiority of Economics” and “The Social Trajectory of a Finance Professor,” Conference on “Governing Economics: Institutional Changes, New Frontiers and the State of Pluralism,” Amiens, December.

“Professional judgment and algorithmic judgment.” Presented at the “Professionalism and Expertise today” conference, Princeton University, Dec 1.

“Seeing like a Market,” presented at the Anneliese Meier Research Award conference Interdisciplinary Colloquium, Alexander von Humboldt foundation, Berlin, September.

“Übercapital in the 21st Century” (with Kieran Healy), presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, August.

“Visualizing Concepts” (with Tom Gilbert), presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, August.

“The Fly and the Cookie: On the Moral Economy of 21st Century Capitalism.” Presidential lecture, annual conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Princeton University, University of Paris-Dauphine.

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2015 “The Ordinalization of Society.” Lewis Coser lecture, Theory section of the ASA, annual meeting of the American Sociological Association.

“The Social Trajectory of a Finance Professor” (with Rakesh Khurana). Presented at the “Business persons as economists” conference, Duke University, November.

“State Metrology: The Rating of Sovereigns and the Judgment of Nations.” Presented at the conference "Pricing Practices, Ranking Practices” (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France); and at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association.

2014 “Seeing like a Market” (with Kieran Healy). Presented at the annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, the Social Science and History Association, the “Money talks” conference at Yale University, the conference on “Classification Situations” at Humboldt University (Berlin, Germany).

“The Type and the Grade: wine classifications and the institutional scaffolding of the judgment of taste.” Presented at the annual conference of the American Sociological Association.

2013 “The Many Hands on the State.” Presented at the annual conference of the Social Science and History Association, Chicago, November.

“Markets and the Moralization of Inequality” (with Kieran Healy) Presented at the annual conference of the American Sociological Association.

“Revisiting Economy: Albert Hirschman.” Presented at the annual conference of the Council for European Studies, Amsterdam, June and the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Milan.

2012 “The Economy as Morality Play.” Plenary address, Moscow Higher School of Economics, conference on “Embeddedness and Beyond: Do Sociological Theories Meet Economic Realities?” (10/2012)

“Economic Categories and Claims in Neoliberal Society.” (with Kieran Healy) Conference on “Economic Modernity”, University of Barcelona (10/2012)

“Scores and Classes” Keynote address at the Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting conference, Cardiff (7/2012).

“The Vile and the Noble: On the Relationship between Natural and Social Classifications in the French Wine World.” Presented at the “Competition: an Interdisciplinary Perspective” conference, University of Chicago in Paris (6/2012).

2011 Author-meets-critics book panel on Economists and Societies, 4S annual conference (11/2011).

“Lost in Translation, Lost in Transactions: Foreign Experts in the U.S. legal system.” (with Roi Livne) Annual conferences of the Law and Society Association (6/2011) and the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (6/2011).

“Economic Categories and Claims in Neoliberal Society.” (with Kieran Healy) An-nual conferences of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (6/2011)

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and the American Sociological Association (8/2011), MfPIG-Sciences-PO confer-ence on “Coping with Instability in Market Societies” (12/2011).

2010 “Economic Categories and Claims in Neoliberal Society.” (with Kieran Healy) An-nual Conference of the Social Science and History Association (11/2010)

“The Social Trajectory of a Business Guru.” (with Rakesh Khurana) Conference on “Economic Ideas and BRICs” (Brown University, 9/2010).

“Lost in Translation, Lost in Transactions: Foreign Experts in the U.S. legal system.” (with Roi Livne) Annual conference of the American Sociological Association (8/2010).

“Cents and Sensibility: Economic Valuation and the Nature of ‘Nature’ in France and America.” Conference on “Paradigms on Risk Assessment and Policy Research” (UCSD, 4/2010); Conference on “History of Recent Economics” (ENS Cachan, Paris, 6/2010)

2009 “Lost in Translation: The Amoco Cadiz Testimonies.” Annual conference of the So-cial Science and History Association, Long Beach, CA, November.

“Economic Categories in Neoliberal Society” (with Kieran Healy) Politics of Markets workshop. Berkeley, August.

“From Social Control to Financial Economics: The Linked Ecologies of Economics and Business in Twentieth-Century America.” (with Rakesh Khurana). Annual con-ference of the SASE (Paris, June); Annual conference of the ASA (August, San Francisco).

“Cents and Sensibility: Economic Valuation and Conceptions of Nature in France and America.” Annual conference of the ASA (August, San Francisco), conference on “Markets and Valuation” (Como, Italy, June), conference on “Innovation, Organ-ization and Society”. Booth School of Business, October.

2008 “From Social Control to Financial Economics: The Linked Ecologies of Economics and Business in Twentieth-Century America.” (with Rakesh Khurana). Conference “History of economics as history of science.” Paris, École Normale Supérieure de Cachan (June).

“Relational approaches to the Study of Markets.” Special Workshop on “The Rela-tional Turn in the Study of World Politics”, annual conference of the International Studies Association.

“Price and Prejudice: On the Practical Culture of Economic Theory.” Conference of the Council for European Studies.

2007 “Redefining Business Schools’ Business: The Rise of Economists.” Conference on “Making, Evaluating, and Using Social Science Knowledge: The Underground of Practice.” Russell Sage Foundation (December).

“Political Space and the Genesis of Politics. For a Bourdieuian Comparative Political Sociology.” (with Brian Lande and Evan Schofer), annual conference of the Ameri-can Sociological Association.

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“Moral Views of Market Society.” (with Kieran Healy), annual conference of the American Sociological Association.

“Price and Prejudice: On the Practical Culture of Economic Theory”, annual confer-ence of the American Sociological Association.

“The Sociology of Culture and Economic Sociology” Culture conference, UC San Diego (May).

2006 “Theories of Markets and Theories of Society: the place of Pierre Bourdieu” “Practicing Pierre Bourdieu” conference, University of Michigan (September).

“Economists and Societies: the United States and France” CIAR conference on “Identity, Interactions and Social Processes.” Montreal, September 22-23.

2005 “The Multifaceted Nature of Civic Engagement” (with Evan Schofer). Annual conferences of the American Sociological Association and the Social Science and History Association.

“What does the sociology of markets contribute to sociology?” Annual conference of the American Sociological Association, invited panel on “Economic Sociology in the Next Decade and Beyond.”

“Les économistes américains entre professionalisme scientifique et scientisme professionnel.” Conference on “Traditions nationales en sciences sociales”, Amsterdam (May).

2004 “The Multifaceted Nature of Civic Engagement: Forms of Political Activity in Comparative Perspective”, annual conference of the Social Science and History Association.

“Price and Prejudice: On the Practical Culture of Economic Theory,” annual conferences of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics and the American Sociological Association.

2003 “National Cultures and the Social Construction of Economics”, annual conferences of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics and the American Socio-logical Association.

“The Rebirth of the Liberal Creed: Paths to Neoliberalism in Four Nations”, annual conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics.

2002 “The Internationalization of Economics”. annual conference of the American Socio-logical Association, Chicago (August).

“La Sociologie économique aux Etats-Unis: Etat des lieux” (“Economic Sociology: An Overview of the Field in the United States”). Conference on “Économie et sciences sociales”, Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris (June).

“Economists and the State: Forms of an Interaction”, annual conference of the Council for European Studies, Chicago (March).

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2001 “Economics and the Nation: Reflections on the Political Roots of the Internationali-zation of Economics”, annual conference of the Society for the Advancement of So-cio-Economics (SASE), Amsterdam (June).

“Les économistes et leurs discours: traditions nationales et science universelle”, con-férence on "Légitimation du discours économique", Paris, (June).

2000 “Social Learning in the Global Village: Neoliberal Transitions in England, France, Mexico and Chile”, mini-conference on “Globalization and Politics” held prior to the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, Washington (August).

1999 “Voluntary Associations in Comparative Perspective: National Polity Structure and Individual Association Membership”, annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, Chicago (August).

“The Internationalization of Economics and the (Re)construction of the National Economics Professions”, annual conference of the International Society for the His-tory of the Social Sciences (Cheiron), San Diego (June).

“The Social Organization of Economic Knowledge in France: Economists Inside and Around the State”, Presented at the Spencer Seminar, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University (May).

1998 “Identity Construction in Nineteenth Century Economics: National Trajectories and the Structure of Western Polities”. Presented at the annual conference of the Ameri-can Sociological Association, San Francisco, (August) and at the annual conference of the Social Science and History Association, Chicago (November); also presented at the Economic Sociology Seminar, Stanford University.

1997 “Mapping the Economic Knowledge Field: Evidence From Three Countries in the After-War”, Presented at the annual conference of the American Sociological Asso-ciation, Toronto (August).

1996 “The Social Organization of Economic Knowledge: An Analytical Framework”, Pre-sented at the Comparative Systems Workshop, Stanford University; the Sociology Colloquium, Harvard University.

Invited talks and lectures (in sociology except where indicated) “Markets in Action: Social Order and Disorder in the Eurozone.” New York University

(2/2020), Princeton University (2/2020), Rutgers University (4/2020).

“Ordinal Citizenship.” London School of Economics (10/2019), CUNY Graduate Center (2/2020), Institute for Advanced Study (3/2020).

“A Maussian bargain: Accumulation by Gift in Digital Capitalism.” Presented at the Classifica-tion workshop, Center for Cultural Analysis, Rutgers University (4/2019). To be pre-sented at the Stanford Digital Aesthetics Workshop (5/2019), UC San Diego Science Studies Colloquium (5/2019), HEC Paris (9/2019), New School for Social Research (10/2019), Cornell University (11/2019).

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“Social Order in the Digital Society.” Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Socie-ty, Berlin (5/2018).

“Faust in the Digital Era.” Boston University (12/2018), Virginia Tech (PPE, 3/2018), SSRC (3/2018), Stanford University (6/2018).

“The Type and the Grade: Wine Classifications and the Institutional Scaffolding of the Judgment of Taste” Yale University (2/2013), University of British Columbia (4/2013), UC San Diego (5/2015), Duke University (3/2018), Princeton University (4/2018), UC Riverside (5/2018), UCLA (6/2018), Center for Cultural Analysis, Rutgers University (5/2019).

“La Mouche et le Cookie: sur l'Economie Morale dans le Capitalisme du XXIème siècle,” Université de Paris-Dauphine (12/2016)

“The Ordinalization of Society.” Northwestern University (1/2016).

“Seeing like a Market.” UC Berkeley i-school (3/2016), UC Irvine (2/2015), Humboldt University (Berlin, Germany, 6/2015).

“The Classifying and the Classified: Toward a Moral Sociology of the State.” Blinken European Institute, Columbia University (2/2013), George Washington University (political science, 2/2013), University of Chicago Neubauer Collegium (5/2013).

“The Vile and the Noble: On the Relationship between Natural and Social Classifications in the French Wine World.”

Heyman Humanities Center at Columbia University (9/2012).

“Economic Categories in Neoliberal Society”

University of Chicago (9/2011); Harvard University (2/2012); Princeton University (2/2012); Sciences Po (1/2013); UC Berkeley (10/2013).

“Lost in Translation: The Qualification of Expertise in the U.S. legal system.”

UC Berkeley, ISSI (3/2010); University of Washington (4/2010); University of Wisconsin (science studies) (11/2011); LIEPP, Paris (11/2011); University of Ghent, Belgium (12/2011); Harvard University (2/2012); University of Edinburgh (3/2012); Centre de Sociologie de l’Innovation, Paris (4/2012).

“Cents and Sensibility: Economic Values and the Nature of “Nature” in France and America.”

Chicago Booth School of Business (4/2009); Brown University (4/2009); Berkeley, ERG (10/2010); University of Michigan (science studies) (9/2010); UCSD (11/2009); UCLA (1/2010); Warwick University, UK (3/2010); Centre de Sociologie Européenne, Paris (3/2010); NYU (11/2011); Centre Maurice Halbwachs, Paris (12/2011); Institute for Advanced Study, Toulouse (12/2011); CEMAGREF Montpellier (12/2011); Centre de Sociologie des Organisations (Paris, 3/2012); Research Group “Gouverner le vivant” (Paris, 4/2012); Centre de Sociologie de l’Innovation, Paris (4/2012); Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (5/2012).

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“From Social Control to Financial Economics: The Linked Ecologies of Economics and Business in Twentieth-Century America.”

Warwick University (3/2010); Stanford School of Education (3/2010); Center for the History of Political Economy, Duke University (3/2010); Center for European Studies, Harvard University (2/2012); University College, Dublin (3/2012); Central European University (5/2012), University of Geneva (3/2013), University of Copenhagen (4/2013).

“Price and Prejudice: Economic Theory as Cultural Practice.”

University of Michigan (11/2008); Columbia University (10/2007); Northwestern University (1/2007); University of Arizona (4/2006); Harvard-MIT (11/2005); Berkeley, Law and Society. (4/2005)

“Moral Views of Market Society”

Northwestern University (1/2007)

Basis for public lecture at the “Revisiting the Chicago School” conference, University of Notre Dame (9/2007)

“Theories of Markets and Theories of Society.”

University of Arizona (4/2006)

“The Internationalization of Economics and the (Re)Construction of the Economics Profession”

Swarthmore College (4/2003); MIT Sloan School, IWER (11/1999), Princeton Uni-versity (10/1999)

“The National Trajectories of Economic Knowledge: the United States and France”

University of Indiana. (3/2003), New York University, Institute of French Studies (3/2002)

Discussions 2019 Discussant, “Author meets Critics” panel on Virginia Eubanks, Automating Inequality.

SASE conference, New York City.

2019 Discussant, “Markets and Morality.” Economic Sociology section session, American Sociological Association conference, New York City.

2017 Discussant, “Author meets Critics” panel on Adam Reich, Selling Our Souls. American Sociological Association conference, Montréal.

Discussant, Presidential Panel on “Exclusion as Unintended Consequence,” Ameri-can Sociological Association conference, Montréal.

Discussant, “Author meets Critics” panel on Wendy Espeland and Michael Sauder, Engines of Anxiety. SASE conference, Lyon.

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2016 Discussant, “Author meets Critics” panel on Wendy Brown, Undoing the Demos: Ne-oliberalism’s Stealth Revolution. UC Berkeley.

2015 Discussant, panel on “Experts and Politics”, annual conference of the Social Science and History Association.

2014 Discussant, Junior Theorists Symposium (ASA theory section)

2013 Discussant, “Instabilités globales et ordres des politiques économiques” conference, Paris, Université Paris-Dauphine, June.

2011 Discussion of Bruno Palier, Patrick Emmenegger, Silja Häusermann, and Martin Seeleib-Kaiser. The Age of Dualization: The Changing Face of Inequality in Deindustrializing Societies. Sciences Po Paris.

Discussion, Indicators and Global Governance workshop, Law and Society Associa-tion annual meetings, San Francisco, June.

2010 Author-Meets-Critics Panel on Chandra Mukerji’s Impossible Engineering. Annual Con-ference of the Social Science and History Association, November.

Discussant of William Gibson’s A Reenchanted World: The Quest for a New Kinship with Nature. ISSI, Berkeley, October.

2009 Panel on “Economic Systems.” “Past and present” conference of the comparative-historical section of the ASA. Berkeley, August.

2007 Berkeley Journal of Sociology conference. Discussant of Walden Bello: "Globaliza-tion in Retreat: Capitalist Overstretch, Civil Society, and the Crisis of the Globalist Project." Berkeley, March.

2007 “The Politics of Expert Representation” Panel for the Breslauer Graduate Student Symposium on the Rule of Experts: Development, Knowledge, and the Politics of Global Poverty.

2005 “Author meets critics: George Steinmetz (ed.) The Politics of Method in the Human Sciences.” Annual conference of the Social Science and History Association, Port-land, November 6.

2005 “Author meets critics: Yves Dezalay and Bryant Garth’s The Internationalization of Palace Wars” Annual Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Budapest, June.

2004 Invited panel on “Law Between National Traditions and Globalization.” Annual Conference of the American Sociological Association, August.

2003 Invited Panel on “The French Welfare State in Transition.” Conference “New Clea-vages in France.” Princeton University, October.

2003 Berkeley Seminar on Environmental Politics. Discussant of Christine Rosen’s paper, “Knowing Industrial Pollution: Nuisance Law in a Time of Rapid Economic Change, 1840-1864.”

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2003 Panel on “The Crisis of Institutions”, Annual conference of the American Sociologi-cal Association, August.

2003 Panel on “Culture and Policy”, annual graduate student retreat of the Society for Comparative Research, Princeton University, May.

2002 Panel on “Transnationalism, Americanization, Globalization”, Annual conference of the Council for European Studies, Chicago, March 14-16.

2002 Panel on “The Nation as Context”, Economic Sociology conference, Princeton Uni-versity, February.

Professional activities JOURNALS :

Advisory board member, Journal of Law and Political Economy, 2018-present

Advisory board member, History of Political Economy, 2016-present

Editorial board member, Sociological Theory, 2008-2011; 2016-present.

Book review editor, European Journal of Sociology, 2015-present

Editorial board member, European Journal of Sociology, 2014-present

Corresponding editor, Theory and Society, 2013-present

Editorial board member, Contemporary Sociology, 2013-2015

Editorial board member, Socio-Economic Review, 2007-2010.

Consulting editor, American Journal of Sociology, 2004-2006.

Editorial board member, French Politics, Culture and Society, 2003-present.

Member, advisory board, 2006 GSS module on Public Attitudes and Understandings of Science and Technology.

Occasional reviewer for Administrative Science Quarterly; American Journal of Sociology; American Sociological Review; Big Data and Society; Canadian Journal of Sociology; Comparative Studies in Society and History; Contemporary Sociology; French Poli-tics; French Politics, Culture and Society; History of Political Economy; Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior; New Media and Society; Organization Studies; Poet-ics; Regulation and Governance; Socio-Economic Review; Social Studies of Science; Sociological Forum; Sociological Theory; Studies in Comparative International De-velopment; Theory, Culture and Society; Theory and Society; Work and Occupa-tions; World Politics; American Council of Learned Societies; Cambridge University Press; Harvard University Press; Oxford University Press; Princeton University Press; University of Chicago Press; National Science Foundation; ACLS; Swiss Na-tional Science Foundation; Agence Nationale de la Recherche.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

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Member, American Sociological Association, Social Science History Association, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Society for French Historical Studies, Council for European Studies, Society for the Social Studies of Science.

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

• Member, WEB Du Bois Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award Committee (2013-2015).

• Organizer, regular session on the Sociology of Knowledge, 2012 and 2007 annual meet-ings; Co-organizer (with Julian Dierkes) invited panel on “Comparative sociology vs. area studies,” 2005 annual meeting.

• COMPARATIVE AND HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY SECTION: Council member, 2006-2008. Or-ganized roundtables for the Comparative Historical Sociology Section (2006 confer-ence). Chair, 2007 best article award committee.

• CULTURE SECTION: Organizer, section session on “Emerging Economies of Moral Judg-ment,” 2018 Annual conference; section session on “What’s new at the intersection of culture and economy?” 2009 Annual conference; section session on “Issues of Evidence and Warrant in Analyzing Culture,” 2008 Annual Conference; section ses-sion on “National Cultures after the Cultural Turn,” 2004 annual conference. Member, 2013 article award committee; 2014 book award committee.

• ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY SECTION: Council member, 2007-2009. Chair, Zelizer Book Award (best book) 2008. Organizer, 2010 annual meeting, session on “Credit, Debt, Crisis” and 2012 annual meeting session on “Social Consequences of the Great Recession.” Co-organizer, (with Greta Krippner and Sarah Quinn) 2015 annual meeting, sessions on “Political Economy, Rebooted” and “Economies of Difference.”

• POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY SECTION: Council member, 2003-2006. Member, 2003 and 2005 Dis-tinguished Contribution to Scholarship (Best Article) award committee; 2004 Best student paper prize Committee; 2006 Best Book award committee.

• SCIENCE, KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY (SKAT) SECTION. Council member, 2012-2014. Chair, 2012 Robert K. Merton book award committee; 2014 Star-Nelkin award committee; SKAT25 conference: panel organizer.

• THEORY SECTION: Section Chair, 2018-2019 and session organizer, “Social Theory and Social Decay”, “Social Theory for our Grandchildren”; Council Member, 2013-2016; Member, 2004 Shils-Coleman best student paper award committee. Member, 2010 book prize committee; Organizer (with Neil Gross and Mathieu Deflem) of the Junior Theorists Symposium (Mini-conference of the Theory section of the ASA, August 12, 2005, University of Pennsylvania); Co-Organizer (with Raka Ray), panel on “Visu-alizing Social Theory”, 2016 Annual conference of the ASA.

COUNCIL FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES

• Program committee member, 2010 conference. Member, Pre-dissertation fellowship award committee, 2008.

SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY ASSOCIATION

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• Co-Organizer (with Greta Krippner and Sarah Quinn), panels on “The Politics of Calcu-lation” and “Classed and Classified” (2015 conference)

• Organizer, Author-Meets-Critics panel for Andreas Glaeser, Political Epistemics (2012 con-ference)

• Organizer, Author-Meets-Critics panel for Gil Eyal, The Autism Matrix (2011 conference)

SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMICS:

• President, 2015-2016, local organizer and program committee member of the 2016 con-ference at UC Berkeley

• Co-organizer (with Ruth Collier, Martin Kenney and John Zysman) of the 2016 mini-conference on “A platform economy? A sharing economy? A gig economy? The changing nature of work, employment and market competition.”

• Elected member, Executive Council of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, 2010-2014.

• Elected member, Executive Council of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics 2005-2008.

• Network Organizer, Socio-Economic Theory Network of Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, 2003-present (co-organized Socio-Economic Theory Network panels for the 2004 and 2005 annual conferences).

SOCIETY FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE

• Organizer, Author-Meets-Critics panel for Gil Eyal, The Autism Matrix (2011 conference)

OTHER

• Co-organizer (with Daniel Beunza, Fabrizio Ferraro and Yuval Millo) of the conference on “The Politics of Markets” (UC Berkeley 8/2009).

• Co-organizer (with Philippe Steiner & Kieran Healy) of the miniconference “Markets and moral order” as part of the “Embeddedness and beyond” conference (Moscow Higher School of Economics, 10/2012)

Departmental service

• Associate Chair and Director of Graduate Studies, 2014-2015

• Chair, Personnel Committee, 2013-2014

• Member, Personnel Committee, 2006-2007, 2016-2017

• Chair, Graduate admissions committee, 2010-2011

• Member, Graduate admissions committee, 2003-2004

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• Colloquium Organizer, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2016-2017, 2017-2018

• Diversity / equity adviser, 2007-2008

• Undergraduate proseminar, 2008-2009

Advising

STUDENT ADVISING - UNITED STATES

• MA committees: 24 (completed, including 11 as chair)

• QEs: 53 (completed)

• PhD (inside or outside member, excluding dissertations chaired): 33 (completed or in process --including 1 lapsed candidacy)

• PhD (chair): 16, including 9 completed [Alexander Barnard (starting at NYU), Simon Bittmann (Sciences Po), Ryan Calder (Johns Hopkins University), Rebecca Elliott (London School of Economics), Peter Dixon (United Nations), Roi Livne (University of Michigan), Laura Mangels, Sarah McDonald (Cal Poly), Stephen Smith Cody (Suffolk Law School)], 6 in process (Jason Ferguson, San-tiago Molina, Megan Peppel, Caleb Scoville, Byron Villacis), and 1 lapsed.

OTHER SERVICE – FRANCE

• Habilitation jury (France): Thomas Reverdy, Olivier Godechot, Gilles Laferté.

• PhD defense examiner: Mathieu Hauchecorne