Liquidated: An Ethnography of Wall Street (a John Hope Franklin Center Book)
by Karen Ho
In Liquidated, Karen Ho provides an ethnographic study of Wall Street and investment banking culture. The book examines how financial professionals, corporate practices, and market priorities interact, offering a socially grounded perspective on the influence of finance in contemporary American business and the wider economy.
About This Book
Liquidated: An Ethnography of Wall Street examines the culture and practices of contemporary investment banking.
Karen Ho explores how Wall Street professionals understand finance, corporations, risk, and success.
The book connects everyday workplace values and financial strategies with broader changes in American business.
Combining ethnographic observation with economic and social analysis, it offers a critical account of how financial institutions influence corporate life.
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