Ebba Sjögren

TL;DR: In this article, the authors present the results of a poll made among the members of the editorial and advisory boards of Valuation Studies, focusing on three questions: 1. Why is the study of valuation topical? 2. What speci!c issues related to valuation are the most pressing ones to explore? 3. What sites and methods would be interesting for studying valuation?

TL;DR: The Q(u)ALYfying hand: health economies and medicine in the shaping of Swedish markets for subsidized pharmaceuticals shows how the role of ideology and politics in shaping markets for pharmaceuticals has an impact on prices.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors ask how the very study of such practices relates to the exercising of critical judgement on these very same practices, and the question hinges on what counts as good and worthwhile research in the first place.

TL;DR: Valuation studies is an emerging field with visible momentum as discussed by the authors, which is evidenced not only by the existence of this journal, but also by several edited volumes and special issues published on the explicit theme of examining valuations and how things are made valuable.

TL;DR: In this article, a change process within an organization providing home-based elderly care is analysed using metaphor theory and insights from the literature on accounting talk. But the authors focus on the metaphorical representations of accounting concepts, not the organizational change process.