Faith & Economics – Spring 2018 – The Association of Christian Economists

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

The Association of Christian Economists

An Academic Society for Christians in the Economics Profession

Faith & Economics – Spring 2018

Editor’s Introduction: COVID-19 and Economic Calculation

Review of: Why Liberalism Failed – McMullen

Review of: The Tyranny of Metrics – Hübner

Review of: Counting the Cost – Conover

Review of: Return to Order – Cooper

Moral Tribes and Moral Concerns in Public Policy – Chiteji

The Language of Utilitarianism in Economics and the Public Square – Hamersma

The Cost of Being Faithful: What do Farmers Give Up to Keep the Sabbath? – Rosburg, Griffin, and Coffey