Liquidated: An Ethnography of Wall Street (a John Hope Franklin Center Book)
by Karen Ho
Karen Ho’s Liquidated offers an ethnographic study of Wall Street and investment banking. Examining the culture, institutions, and professional practices of modern finance, the book considers how financial organizations operate and how their influence extends into broader social and economic life.
About This Book
Liquidated: An Ethnography of Wall Street examines the culture and institutions of Wall Street through an ethnographic lens.
Karen Ho focuses on investment banking and the practices that define its professional world.
The book connects financial institutions with broader social and economic patterns.
As a John Hope Franklin Center Book, it contributes to critical scholarship on finance and contemporary society.
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