Tom Duterme

Position: Assistant Professor at ICHEC Brussels Management School

I am a financial market sociologist. I have worked on various decision-making devices used by market professionals (stock market indices, Bloomberg Terminal…). I am currently interested in the role of investment fund managers in capital allocation, particularly “passive” and “green” funds.

Research Projects

Publications

De Munck, Jean, Tom Duterme. (2025). The Semiosis and the Market: Peirce’s Semiotics for Economic Sociology. Current Sociology, 73(2): 247–261.

Duterme, Tom. (2025). How Central Banks Cope with Price Instabilities: Ambiguous Inflation Targets as Organizational Compromise. Scandinavian Journal of Management, 41(2): 101406.

Duterme, Tom. (2024). Convaincre le marché. Les banquiers centraux belges à l’épreuve de la globalisation. Revue Française de Socio-Économie, 33(2): 105–126.

Duterme, Tom. (2023). Les fonds d’investissement en Belgique. Courrier hebdomadaire du CRISP, 2573–2574(8): 5–92.

Duterme, Tom. (2023). Bloomberg and the GameStop Saga: The Fear of Stock Market Democracy. Economy and Society, 52(3): 373–398.

Duterme, Tom. (2023). The Semiosis of Stock Market Indices: Taking Charles Sanders Peirce to a Trading Room. Valuation Studies, 10(1): 10–31.

Duterme, Tom. (2023). The Engineering of Stock Market Indices: Winners and Losers. Journal of Cultural Economy, 16(1): 17–31.

Duterme, Tom. (2023). «Il Faut Sauver La Bourse Belge!»: Le Cabinet Maystadt à La Barre de La Libéralisation Financière (1988-1991). Le(s) Néolibéralisme(s) En Belgique: Cadre Macroéconomique, Applications Sectorielles et Formes de Résistance, NA: NA.

Duterme, Tom. (2022). Ira Oscar Glick: At the Crossroads of the Sociologies of Financial Markets. Finance and Society, 8(1): 78–84.

Duterme, Tom. (2022). Do Modern Stock Exchanges Emerge from Competition? Evidence from the “Belgian Big Bang”. Review of Evolutionary Political Economy, 3(2): 351–371.

Duterme, Tom. (2021). Comment émerge un indice boursier ? Histoire du BEL 20. Revue Française de Socio-Économie, 27(2): 157–174.

Pinzur, David, Tom Duterme. (2025). Market Devices and Infrastructures: How They Differ and Why It Matters. Journal of Cultural Economy, 18(2): 212–229.