Her work concentrates on the attribution of responsibility in long and complex causal chains. She focuses on the recent financial crisis in the United States (2007 – 2010). She is not interested in knowing who was responsible for the crisis, but how responsibility was constructed through a blame game. She examines media excerpts drawn from three main newspapers (The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today) to analyze the games of accusations and counter-accusations for the crisis. Overall, her work participates in the renewed interest in the interplay between morals and markets in economic sociology. Her research has been funded by the AXA Research Fund and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.