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RACHEL HARVEY, PhD

Adjunct Associate Research Scholar

Publications

BIO

Rachel Harvey is a student of globalization, markets, culture, institutions, global cities, and critical realism.

Her research has focused on a variety of phenomena ranging from a rural, reactionary social movement to the global foreign exchange market. In these explorations she has tried to understand how the historical, socio-cultural specificity of each subject, and its complexity, impact places and people across the world. In grappling with these nuances, she has developed a framework for approaching the research and theorization of global dynamics that retains the centrality of their spatio-temporal specificity (“the particular”) even if they have significant scope and scale. Thus, global processes are never universal since they are permanently marked by their origins. An outcome of this research trajectory, and her multi-disciplinary approach, is her interest in the consequences of the fundamental condition of “particularity” for scientific practice and theorization. Rachel is currently an Adjunct Associate Research Scholar with the Center on Global Economic Governance, and a Framing the Global Fellow, Indiana University. Previously she was a Postdoctoral Research Scholar with the Committee on Global Thought and the Center on Global Legal Transformation. Rachel was awarded her PhD at the University of Chicago.

Dr Harvey’s CV

PUBLICATIONS

Harvey, Rachel. Forthcoming. Money, Markets, and Struggles Against the State: Reframing the Global and the Particular. Bloomington: Indian University Press.

Harvey, Rachel. 2020. “Contesting Hyperglobal Framings: An Analytical Approach.” New Global Studies 14(3): 237-261.

– New Global Studies

Harvey, Rachel. 2019. “A Price Benchmark for the Ages.” Alchemist (95): 21-25.

– Alchemist

Harvey, Rachel. 2019. “Genteel Fair Play: The Culture of the London Gold Market.” Alchemist (94): 19-21.

– Alchemist

Harvey, Rachel. “A Hollow Cultural Core?: An Inquiry into New Institutional Approaches to Incentive Based Regulation” European Journal of Sociology 56(1): 39-61.

– European Journal of Sociology

Harvey, Rachel, Patrick Bolton, Laurence Wilse-Samson, An Li and Frederick Samama. 2014. “Barriers to Long-Term Cross-Border Investing: A Survey of Institutional Investor Perceptions.”  Rotman International Journal of Pension Fund Management 7(2): 1-10

– Rotman International Journal of Pension Management

Harvey, Rachel. 2014. “The Particular – the Persistence of the in the Global.” In Framing the Global, edited by Hilary Kahn.  Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press.

– Indiana University Press

Harvey, Rachel. 2013. “The Legal Construction of the Global Foreign Exchange Market.” Journal of Comparative Economics 41(2):343-354.

– Journal of Comparative Economics

Harvey, Rachel. 2013. “Market Status/Status Markets: The London Gold Fixing in the Bretton Woods Era,” in The Global Gold Market from the late 19th Century to Today, edited by Sandra Bott.  London: Palgrave MacMillan Press.

– Palgrave Macmillan

Harvey, Rachel. 2012. “Avoiding Another Financial Pile-Up: The Values of Loyalty, Duty, and Honor,” Huffington Post

– Huffington Post

Harvey, Rachel. 2012. “The Early Development of the London Gold Fixing.” Alchemist (65):3-6.

– Alchemist

Clark, Terry N. and Rachel Harvey. 2010. “Urban Politics.” In Handbook of Politics, edited by Kevin T. Leicht and J. Craig Jenkins. New York: Springer.

– Springer

Harvey, Rachel. 2007. “The Subnational Constitution of Global Financial Markets.”  Pp. 201-218 in Deciphering the Global: its Scales, Spaces, and Subjects, edited by Saskia Sassen.  New York and London: Routledge.

– Routledge

Harvey, Rachel. 2004. “The Jarbidge Shovel Brigade.” Pp. 207-215 in Uncovering Nevada’s Past: A Primary Source History of the Silver State edited by John Reed and Ron James.  Reno, NV: University of Nevada Press.

– University of Nevada Press

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