Taylor Spears, Kristian Bondo Hansen, Yuval Millo, and Ruowen Xu. “Governing Synthetic Data in the Financial Sector” Submitted to Finance & Society.
Taylor Spears and Marian Gatzweiler, “Beyond novel risks: gradual risk mutation and the rise of ‘credit valuation adjustments’ in the OTC derivatives markets. Under Review at: Accounting, Organizations, and Society.
Taylor Spears, “What does it mean to speak of a model’s ontology? Term structure models and their migration from financial economics into the OTC derivatives markets”, Philosophy and Finance: Eleven Issues and Open Questions, Synthese Library.
Taylor Spears, “Financial Technology” in Elgar Encyclopedia on Economic Sociology, Edward Elgar Publishers.
Kristian Bondo Hansen and Taylor Spears, “Financial Markets” in Elgar Encyclopedia on Economic Sociology, Edward Elgar Publishers.
Taylor Spears (2019), “Discounting Collateral: Quants, Derivatives, and the Reconstruction of the ‘Risk-Free Rate’ after the Financial Crisis”, Economy and Society 48.3: 342-370.
Donald MacKenzie and Taylor Spears (2014), “‘The Formula That Killed Wall Street’: The Gaussian Copula and Modelling Practices in Investment Banking,” Social Studies of Science, 44: pp. 393- 417.
Donald MacKenzie and Taylor Spears (2014), “‘A device for being able to book P&L’: The Organisational Embedding of the Gaussian Copula,” Social Studies of Science, 44: pp. 418-440.
Frankish, Julian, Richard Roberts, Alex Coad, Taylor Spears, and David Storey (2012), “Do entrepreneurs really learn? Or do they just tell us that they do?,” Industrial and Corporate Change 22.1, pp. 73-106.
Taylor Spears and Kristian Bondo Hansen (2023), "The Use and Promises of Machine Learning in Financial Markets: From Mundane Practices to Complex Automated Systems” in Oxford Handbook on the Sociology of Machine Learning, Oxford University Press.
Taylor Spears (2017), “Matching the Market: Calibration and the Working Practices of Quants”. Invited contribution to edited volume: Finance at Work, Valérie Boussard (ed.), Routledge.
Taylor Spears and Donald MacKenzie (2015), “The Cognitive Sociology of Toxic Assets” in Archiv für Mediengeschichte, 14: pp. 163
Taylor Spears (2014), “Fighting over Financial Models”, Risk & Regulation (Spring 2014 Issue).
Taylor Spears (2020), “The Hidden Power of Technologists”, Review of Juan Pablo Pardo Guerra Au- tomating Finance: Infrastructures, Engineers, and the Making of Electronic Markets, (Cambridge University Press, 2019), European Journal of Sociology/Archives Européennes de Sociologie 61 (3), 505-509.
Taylor Spears (2016), Review of George A. Akerlof and Robert J. Shiller, Phishing for Phools: The Economics of Manipulation and Deception (Princeton University Press, 2015), Quantitative Finance.