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.

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, 25732574(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. (2022). Ira Oscar Glick: At the Crossroads of the Sociologies of Financial Markets. Finance and Society, 8(1): 78–84.

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