‘In Good Faith’ by Ryan Avent
Andrew Packman reviews a book that recognises the importance of shared beliefs in the functioning of complex societies, but which falls short of providing convincing solutions to problem of their erosion.
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Ethical foundations for a market economy
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Ethical perspectives on enterprise and markets.
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Economic choices in a broader social context.
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Christian thought and the market economy.
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‘Irrational Together’ by Adam S. Hayes
Neil Jordan reviews a book that argues sociological factors, from networks and class to gender, shape economic behaviour that mainstream economics is inclined to dismiss as irrational.
‘A History of Christian Political Economy’ and ‘Sources in Christian Political Economy’ by Jordan J. Ballor and Erik W. Matson
Clara E. Piano reviews a pair of interesting and edifying volumes that highlight the classical, Christian roots of fundamental economic questions.
