‘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.
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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.
Faith & Ethics
Christian thought and the market economy.
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‘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.
Autonomous Hacking and Moral Philosophy: What Breaches in AI Security Illustrate about Moral Thinking
Neil Jordan finds that AI models hacking on their own expose a gap in utilitarianism that duty and virtue must fill
