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Dr. Daniel Krier • Associate Professor
As an economic sociologist, Dan Krier's research bridges the interdisciplinary areas bounded by sociology, economics and business. Krier's book, Speculative Management: Stock Market Power and Corporate Change (forthcoming SUNY Press), examines collusive relationships between top corporate executives and large shareholders who manipulated stock prices by restructuring American corporations in the late 20th century. Krier is completing a second book, Financial Casinos: Speculative Capitalism and Its Consequences (Worth/St. Martins), conceptualizing the social structure of speculative markets (in real estate, commodities and securities) in global capitalism. In addition to political economy, Krier's teaching and research specialities include theory, organizations and social change. |
What's New with Dr. Krier Gotham, Kevin and Dan Krier. (Forthcoming/2008). “From Culture Industry to the Society of the Spectacle: Theoretical Affinities of the Frankfurt School and the Situationist International.” Current Perspectives in Social Theory. Krier, Dan and William Woodman. 2007. “History in Motion: Historical Materials in a Dynamic Classroom Environment.” Proceedings of the Association of the Advancement of Computers in Education Whitford, Josh. 2006. Review of Speculative Management: Stock Market Power and Corporate Change by Dan Krier. In the American Journal of Sociology, 111: 1225-1227. Smith, Charles W. 2006. Review of Speculative Management: Stock Market Power and Corporate Change by Dan Krier. In Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, v35,n3: 266-267. |
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