The Fictions of Finance

An issue of: Radical History Review

Journal Issue

Pages: 208

Volume 14, Number 1

Published: Winter 2014

An issue of: Radical History Review

Special Issue Editors: Aaron Carico and Dara Orenstein

Subjects
Economics, History > U.S. History, Cultural Studies

This issue probes the making and the meaning of finance in U.S. history. Ranging from a bread riot of the 1830s to a silent film of the 2010s, authors trace both the material and the symbolic circuits of what Marx called fictitious capital.

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