"Are economists basically immoral?" And other essays on economics, ethics, and religion.

Autor/in	Heyne, Paul T.
Sonst. Personen	Brennan, H. Geoffrey (Hrsg.); Waterman, Anthony Michael C. (Hrsg.)
Titel	"Are economists basically immoral?" And other essays on economics, ethics, and religion.
Quelle	Indianapolis, Ind.: Liberty Fund (2008), XXV, 483 S.Verfügbarkeit
Beigaben	Literaturangaben
Zusatzinformation	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monografie
ISBN	0-86597-712-7; 0-86597-713-5; 978-0-86597-712-9; 978-0-86597-713-6
Schlagwörter	Methode; Liberalismus; Christliche Ethik; Marktwirtschaft; Wirtschaft; Wirtschaftsethik; Wirtschaftsordnung; Wirtschaftspädagogik; Wissenschaft; Wirtschaftswissenschaft; Theorie
Abstract	Contents: - Introduction. - pt. 1.Economics and ethics. - ch. 1.Are economists basically immoral? - ch. 2.Economics and ethics : the problem of dialogue. - ch. 3.Income and ethics in the market system. - pt. 2.Economics and theology. - ch. 4.Can homo economicus be Christian? - ch. 5.Economic scientists and skeptical theologians. - ch. 6.Christian theological perspectives on the economy. - ch. 7.Controlling stories : On the mutual influence of religious narratives and economic explanations. - pt. 3.Economics, theology, and justice. - ch. 8.Justice, natural law, and reformation theology. - ch. 9. Theconcept of economic justice in religious discussion. - ch. 10. TheU.S. Catholic Bishops and the pursuit of justice. - ch. 11.Jewish economic ethics in a pluralist society. - pt. 4.Economics and history. - ch.12.Christian social thought and the origination of the economic order. - ch. 13.Clerical laissez-faire : a case study in theological ethics. - pt. 5.Teaching and learning. - ch. 14. "Thenature of man" : what are we after? - ch. 15.Researchers and degree purchasers. - pt. 6.Teaching economics. - ch. 16.Economics is a way of thinking. - ch. 17.Teaching introductory economics. - ch. 18.Teaching economics by telling stories. - ch. 19.Between sterility and dogmatism. - pt. 7.Economic method. - ch. 20.Ethics on The Road to Serfdom and beyond. - ch. 21.Measures of wealth and assumptions of right : an inquiry. - ch. 22. Thefoundations of law and economics : can the blind lead the blind? - pt. 8.Policy commentary. - ch. 23.What is the responsibility of business under democratic capitalism? - ch. 24. Themorality of labor unions. - ch. 25. Aneconomic perspective on illegal drugs. - ch. 26.Economics, ethics, and ecology. - Index.
Erfasst von	ZBW - Leibniz-Informationszentrum Wirtschaft, Kiel
Update	2016/4