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In 2009 Lucia is researching the perception of financial risks in Hong Kong. Her PhD thesis (2008) is the first ethnography conducted in China’s commodity futures markets; it portrays how political power and quasi-public institutions in China form a politicized feedback loop between perception, action and market reality. Her past research includes conflicting rationalities in the dotcom bubble, and the contingent success of the Octopus electronic payment system. She welcomes senior thesis proposals from second-year undergrads.
Book chapter | Top Donald MacKenzie, Fabian Muniesa and Lucia Siu (2007), "Introduction" in Do Economists Make Markets? - On the Performativity of Economics, pp1-19, Princeton: Princeton University Press.
Edited books | Top Donald MacKenzie, Fabian Muniesa and Lucia Siu (eds.) (2007), Do Economists Make Markets? -On the Performativity of Economics, 373 pages, Princeton: Princeton University Press. C.N. Leung, T.Y. Lo, Kenneth Wong and Lucia Siu (2004), Kwai Tsing: Past and Present, Inheritance and Breakthrough 《葵青:舊貌新顏‧傳承與突破》, 189 pages, Hong Kong: Kwai Tsing District Council. A small amount of contribution in Hong Kong Economic Times (2007), Hong Kong, Wake Up! Keeping up amid Competitions and Crises 《香港,醒醒! - 危機重重 怎保競爭力》, 288 pages, Hong Kong: Hong Kong Economic Times.
Conference and Working Papers | Top Lucia Siu (2008), "Conducting Ethnography in China”, presented in the Hong Kong Sociological Association (HKSA) Annual Meeting, 6 Dec 2008. Lucia Siu (2008), "The Floor in Red: Shifting gender and occupational identities in a Chinese futures exchange", presented in the American Anthropological Association (AAA) Annual Meeting 2008, San Francisco, 19-23 Nov 2008. Lucia Siu (2008), “Cadres in the Markets: the role of state structures in China's commodity futures markets", presented at the 4th Annual Graduate Seminar on China (GSOC), 8-12 January 2008, the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Lucia Siu (2007), “Gangs in the Markets: capital factions and network-based rationality", presented at the Early Careers' Researchers Conference (ECRC) on East Asian Studies, 24-26 October 2007, University of Edinburgh. Lucia Siu (2002), “Octopus and Mondex: the social shaping of money, technology and consensus", working paper in social studies of finance, University of Edinburgh.
Dissertations | Top Lucia Siu (2008), “Cadres, Gangs and Prophets : the commodity futures markets of China", PhD thesis, University of Edinburgh. Lucia Siu (2002), "Swarm, Shadow, Pheromone and Guerilla : clashing rationalities in the dotcom bubble", MSc dissertation, University of Edinburgh.
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