An introduction to economic sociology, anthropology, and criminology; this course examines how markets and forms of exchange are embedded in social institutions, are regulated by morals and suffused with moral tales (concerning debts, gifts, and taxes for instance), and depend on specialized knowledge and technology. Topics covered may include: consumerism, debt, the financialization of everyday life, market formation and regulation, corporations, capital accumulation regimes, the critical consideration of assumptions in economic research and social policy, struggles for tax justice, workers’ organizations, the gendered division of social labour, digital commerce, charity, black markets, and the impacts of economic crises on societies
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