Lecturer @UMMalta/ Economic Sociology - Social Studies of Finance - Political Economy
Malta
Joined March 2019
- Tweets43
- Following152
- Followers102
- Likes28
Pinned Tweet
New open-access article in @EconSocJournal! I follow the yield curve to examine the hybrid coordination of monetary futures between central banks and financial markets.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
New paper out! Before algorithms and quants dominated finance, the UK gilt-edged market was being built through struggles over expertise, calculation, and the “right” way to value government debt, from actuaries to financial economists.
Check it out:
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
My new paper is out in Finance and Society! I argue that QE is performative via the ontological shaping of financial markets, moulding them away from dysfunctionality and towards efficiency, driven by epistemic models.
Check it out! doi.org/10.1017/fas.2024.25
Dylan Cassar retweeted
New paper out! 🥳🥳
I'm delighted to see it published in Socio-Economic Review. And it is open access!
Check it out here: academic.oup.com/ser/advance…
Just presented my most recent paper earlier this afternoon at the 'Politics of Central Banking' symposium @SASE_Meeting - excellent discussion and feedback between panellists, moderator and participants!
Dylan Cassar retweeted
How does a technocratic entity craft an intervention when faced with governance limits? Using the case of the Bank of England, Cassar argues that internal expert struggles and frontstage relations with audiences shape possibilities. #SER @OxfordJournals bit.ly/48p8lDW
Dylan Cassar retweeted
Very happy to see this chapter, co-authored with @BondoHansen, available online. Will be of interest to anyone interested in how machine learning is transforming the cultures of financial modelling and bringing about a closer alignment with Big Tech.
academic.oup.com/edited-volu…
Delighted to see my paper published in Socio-Economic Review, @SASE_Meeting ! I explore the Bank of England’s turn to unconventional monetary policy during the financial crisis.
Link: academic.oup.com/ser/advance…
I suggest we need to pay more attention to internal expert struggles during periods when governance frameworks are tested, how economists exercise agency including by framing techniques, and the interactions between frontstage and backstage practices of an organisation. (9/10)
Grateful to everyone who gave me feedback, @Nathan__Coombs @fpape_ @tobyarbo @MatthiasThiema3 and others!
(10/10)
An enjoyable experience @ the ECW workshop @SASE_Meeting. Lots of excellent feedback and papers! Looking forward to the rest of the conference.
Dylan Cassar retweeted
Bruno Latour, reminding us that if there is one academic domain that should come under scrutiny, it's not post colonial studies but biochemistry - 'one of the disciplines most corrupted/captured by business' - together with economics
Bruno Latour a un petit message pour Frédérique Vidal, ministre de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche
#Corruption
#Macronie