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FAITH & ECONOMICS
NUMBER 71
Spring 2018
ARTICLE
Augustine, Desire, and the Moral Significance of Preferences
Kevin Brown
SYMPOSIUM
Formation: A Symposium on Living as a Christian in Economics
Introduction: Kurt C. Schaefer
Kristen B. Cooper
Dan Hungerman
Sarah Hamersma
Steven McMullen
Kira Villa
Aurélien Philippot
Sara McCarty
David C. Phillips
BOOK REVIEWS
The Moral Economy: Why Good Incentives Are No Substitute for Good Citizens
Samuel Bowles
Reviewed by Andrew Yuengert
Animals and the Economy
Steven McMullen
Reviewed by James Halteman
Cents and Sensibility: What Economists Can Learn from the Humanities
Gary Saul Morson and Morton Schapiro
Reviewed by Jeffrey R. Bloem
Time of Troubles: A New Economic Framework for Early Christianity
Roland Boer and Christina Petterson
Reviewed by Kurt C. Schaefer
FAITH & ECONOMICS
NUMBER 71, Spring 2018
Book Review
Time of Troubles: A New Economic Framework for Early Christianity
By Roland Boer and Christina Petterson
Reviewed by
Kurt C. Schaefer
Calvin College
FAITH & ECONOMICS
NUMBER 71, Spring 2018
Book Review
Cents and Sensibility: What Economists Can Learn from the Humanities
By Gary Saul Morson and Morton Schapiro
Reviewed by
Jeffrey R. Bloem
The University of Minnesota
FAITH & ECONOMICS
NUMBER 71, Spring 2018
Book Review
Animals and the Economy
By Steven McMullen
Reviewed by
James Halteman
FAITH & ECONOMICS
NUMBER 71, Spring 2018
Book Review
The Moral Economy: Why Good Incentives Are No Substitute for Good Citizens
By Samuel Bowles
Reviewed by
Andrew Yuengert
Pepperdine University
FAITH & ECONOMICS
NUMBER 71, SPRING 2018
Formation: A Symposium on Living as a Christian in Economics
Full-Text PDF of the Entire Symposium
Introduction: Kurt C. Schaefer
Kristen B. Cooper
Dan Hungerman
Sarah Hamersma
Steven McMullen
Kira Villa
Aurélien Philippot
Sara McCarty
David C. Phillips
FAITH & ECONOMICS
NUMBER 71, SPRING 2018
Augustine, Desire, and the Moral Significance of Preferences
Kevin Brown
Asbury University