Geoffrey Ingham

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Geoffrey Ingham is affiliated with the following schools: University of Cambridge, University of Leicester, University of Sussex

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According to Wikipedia, Geoffrey Ingham is a British sociologist, political economist, and author of books on capitalism and money. Career Ingham was born in 1942, and read sociology at the University of Leicester, graduating in 1964. He attended Cambridge University as a postgraduate student, where he was awarded a Ph.D degree in 1968. After teaching at Sussex and Leicester Universities, he became a Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge in 1972. He was Reader in Sociology and Political Economy at Cambridge, and remains Emeritus Reader and a Fellow of Christ's.

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The Nature of Money: (2016) (305)
Money is a Social Relation (1996) (247)
Capitalism divided?: The City and industry in British social development (1984) (229)
Participation, Achievement and Involvement on the Job (1971) (154)
The `New Economic Sociology' (1996) (133)
Size of industrial organization and worker behaviour (1971) (100)
‘Babylonian madness’: on the historical and sociological origins of money (2002) (100)
Fundamentals of a theory of money: untangling Fine, Lapavitsas and Zelizer (2001) (93)
Strikes and Industrial Conflict (1974) (92)
Some recent changes in the relationship between economics and sociology (1996) (92)
On the Underdevelopment of the 'Sociology of Money' (1998) (74)
Further reflections on the ontology of money: responses to Lapavitsas and Dodd (2006) (61)
Capitalism, money and banking: a critique of recent historical sociology. (1999) (55)
Strikes and Industrial Conflict: Britain and Scandinavia (1974) (48)
The Emergence of Capitalist Credit Money (2004) (43)
The Long Twentieth Century: Money, Power, and the Origins of Our Times.Giovanni Arrighi (1996) (42)
Organizational Size, Orientation to Work and Industrial Behaviour (1967) (34)
Financial crises and the nature of capitalist money : mutual developments from the work of Geoffrey Ingham (2013) (24)
A critique of Lawson’s ‘Social positioning and the nature of money’ (2018) (20)
Schumpeter and Weber on the Institutions of Capitalism (2003) (16)
Concepts of money : interdisciplinary perspectives from economics, sociology and political science (2005) (15)
Class Inequality and the Social Production of Money (1999) (13)
Introduction: ‘cranks’ and ‘brave heretics’: rethinking money and banking after the Great Financial Crisis (2016) (10)
The Specificity of Money (2007) (9)
Plant Size: Political Attitudes and Behaviour (1969) (9)
Concepts of Money (2005) (7)
Donald MacKenzie An Engine Not a Camera: How Financial Models Shape Markets. Cambridge, MA, and London, MIT Press, 2006; Material Markets: How Economic Agents are Constructed. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2009 (2010) (7)
British capitalism: Empire, merchants and decline (1995) (6)
Social Stratification: Individual Attributes and Social Relationships (1970) (5)
O sacred hunger of pernicious gold! What bands of faith can impious lucre hold? (2013) (4)
'The Great Divergence': Max Weber and China's 'missing links' (2022) (3)
Money, Credit, and Finance in Capitalism (2020) (2)
Is Britain Really Strike-Prone? A Review of the Incidence Character and Costs of Industrial Conflict (1970) (2)
In defence of the nominalist ontology of money (2021) (2)
The City: Origins, Structure and Practices (1984) (1)
The British Government and the City of London in the Twentieth Century. Edited by Ranald Michie and Philip Williamson. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2004, xi + 381pp. ISBN 0-521-82769-8, £60. (2005) (1)
The City’s Impact: the State, Dominant Class, and Financial System (1984) (1)
The Social Institution of Money (2005) (1)
NOTES ON REVISITING THE CREDIT THEORY OF MONEY (2009) (1)
Forms of Capital and Their Relations (1984) (0)
Money and Capitalist Dynrunics (0)
The Ross and Hartman Thesis (1974) (0)
Patterns of Strike Activity (1974) (0)
Breakdown of the Liberal World Order and Britain’s Response (1984) (0)
The New Economic Sociology (2004) (0)
Review of Money and Calculation: Economic and Sociological Perspectives (2011) (0)
The Financial Separation of the City and Industry (1984) (0)
Swedish Industrial Relations: A Reply to Mr. Fulcher (1976) (0)
The Emergence and Consolidation of City Dominance 1815–90 (1984) (0)
The Development of Industrial Relations in Scandinavia (1974) (0)
The Making of National Money: Territorial Currencies in Historical Perspective. By Eric Helleiner. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 2003. Pp. xii+277. (2003) (0)
The Interwar Years: the Rise and Fall of Gold (1984) (0)
Postwar Mercantile Revival and Industrial Decline (1984) (0)
British Capitalism, ‘Exceptionalism’ and Marxist Theory (1984) (0)
The Development of Industrial Relations in Great Britain (1974) (0)
Institutionalisation and Industrial Infrastructure (1974) (0)

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