Cultural Life of Money and Finance

Project @UniversityLeeds exploring how the arts and humanities can engage with questions of money and finance.

[Mark Davis @_ProfMarkDavis]

Of interest to everyone following our work @CulturalMoney I’m sure 💰🏦

@ETrischler @MJTreherne @RachelMuers

[Nigel Topping @topnigel]

Brussels to issue ‘Covid green bonds’ as part of pandemic recovery effort - https://t.co/IGYSobxSFI via @FT

[West Berkshire Council @WestBerkshire]

We’re delighted to have scooped the Silver Winner for Green Public Service Award for our Community Municipal Investment Bond. 🤩

It was the 1st bond of its kind in the UK and raised £1 million to help improve our environment.💚

#GreenDistrict @AbundanceInv

[Bristol Uni Press @BrisUniPress]

“Putting more control over investment decisions back into the hands of people themselves may be the best hope – our only hope – for securing the future wellbeing of our democracies and our planet’s ecosystem.” @_DrMarkDavis @oikonomics
https://t.co/TaNDYKWMve

[Mark Davis @_ProfMarkDavis]

Final corrections to the typeset proofs of my book with @oikonomics just returned @BrisUniPress 🥳

Can’t wait for you all to read it, out 1 November 2021!

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

Thanks as ever to @LeedsAHRI for their wonderful support for our project!

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

New podcast! Isabella Clough Marinaro talks with @MJTreherne about her work on money in the informal economy in Italy, esp. Rome: fascinating on cash, loan sharks, organised crime - and the way in which money links with shame and the experience of time.

https://t.co/E6PcTuXN7o

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

The podcast is available on multiple platforms, including Spotify: https://t.co/QSSFMy4OCN. The episode was expertly edited by @ETrischler

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

Worth listening to on any day of the week! :-)

[Mark Davis @_ProfMarkDavis]

Sunday long run / cycle? An hour in the garden? Batch cook day?

There’s definitely an hour for listening to a #podcast today and THIS is it - a brilliant hour on #money, #finance and contemporary #culture with @ProfKatyShaw that is well worth your time!

Via link below:

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

The episode is available on all major platforms, including Spotify: https://t.co/ELo31bAcjr. It was expertly edited by @ETrischler.

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

New podcast! @ProfKatyShaw discusses her work on the credit crunch in contemporary culture with @_DrMarkDavis, making a passionate case for the arts and humanities to work more closely with economics and social sciences to explore money and finance.

https://t.co/V1JEhrHYRi

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

The episode covers the idea that the entire financial system is a form of fiction; tackles the issue of the public’s financial literacy; and explores the gendered regime of finance. To learn more about @ProfKatyShaw, see https://t.co/HiuHo8qYAe

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

New episode coming up soon!

[Mark Davis @_ProfMarkDavis]

Really enjoyed chatting with @ProfKatyShaw this morning to record the latest episode in our @CulturalMoney Podcast Series! Huge thanks to Katy for her time and insights as we discussed culture, money, finance, and why Isaac Newton needed to study sociology! Episode out soon 👀

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

The episode is available on major podcasting platforms, including Spotify: https://t.co/aYnh3sYs62

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

Why was avarice such a preoccupation in late Renaissance France? In the latest episode of our podcast series, Matthew talks to Jonathan Patterson about attitudes to money and greed in the century leading to Molière's L'avare: https://t.co/6cuGnpLrrP

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

For more information on Jonathan's work, please visit https://t.co/GOH8vLI5ga

The episode was expertly edited by @ETrischler.

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

The episode was expertly edited by @ETrischler.

It is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all major podcasting platforms: https://t.co/WdkB7CvbnR

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

New podcast episode! What can art markets tell us about financialisation? Kathryn Brown tells Matthew about the relationship between art markets, finance and aesthetics in our latest episode: https://t.co/jVNGe840Yh

[Cultural Life of Money and Finance @CulturalMoney]

Kathryn Brown is Senior Lecturer in Art History and Visual Culture at Loughborough University: https://t.co/TfJkXxDw8o