Karen Ho‘s newish book Liquidated: An Ethnography of Wall Street continues to get positive press: today, in The Guardian. This in addition to an interview in Time in July, a mention in the NYTimes Economix blog, and a review in the Financial Times. (The latter, by the way, is written by a journalist/ anthropology ph.d. who tells us that bankers think an anthropology degree is “hippy.”)
The trope of the “Wall Street as tribe” figures prominently in most mentions of the book: if there’s an anthropologist, there must be a tribe nearby.
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It’s good to get a fresh way of loinokg at it.