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Faith & Economics Issue 80
Faith & Economics
Number 80, Fall 2022
Editor’s Introduction: Participating in a Long Tradition
Steven McMullen
REVIEW SYMPOSIUM ON RELIGION AND THE RISE OF CAPITALISM
Present at the Origins: Calvin, Smith, and Religious Beliefs at the Emergence of Modern Economics
Edd Noell
Centering Religion in the Rise of Capitalism: Weber, Smith, and the Impact of Racism
Joe Blosser
Common Enemy, Strange Bedfellows: Adam Smith, American Evangelicals, the State, and Change Over Time
Stewart Davenport
Religion as an Influencer
John Lunn
Response to Professors Noell, Blosser, Davenport, and Lunn
Benjamin M. Friedman
ESSAYS
Evangelical Economics
Kenneth G. Elzinga
Geoffrey Brennan, 1944–2022: Christian Economist
A. M. C. Waterman
BOOK REVIEWS
Cogs and Monsters: What Economics Is, and What It Should Be
Diane Coyle
Reviewed by Todd P. Steen
Why Trust Matters: An Economist’s Guide to the Ties that Bind Us
Benjamin Ho
Reviewed by Michael Anderson
The Moral Case for Profit Maximization
Robert White
Reviewed by Kris Principe
Streets of Gold: America’s Untold Story of Immigrant Success
Ran Abramitzky and Leah Boustan
Reviewed by Matthew P. Forsstrom
Faith, Class, and Labor: Intersectional Approaches in a Global Context
Jin Young Choi and Joerg Rieger
Reviewed by Jamin Andreas Hübner
Economics of Faith: Reforming Poor Relief in Early Modern Europe
Esther Chung-Kim
Reviewed by Gregory Soderberg
ACE Call for Papers for ASSA 2024
San Antonio, TX January 5-7
The Association of Christian Economists invites members to submit scholarly papers for consideration for inclusion in the ACE sessions scheduled for the 2024 ASSA meetings. Submissions of individual papers, complete academic sessions, or panels are invited.
Deadline: Friday April 14, 2023.
Submissions should address topics of interest to Christian economists. Such topics include but are not limited to: environmental economics, health, education, financial markets, trade, public choice, inequality, development, labor, taxation, the economics of religion, and theology and economics.
- Papers/sessions should be scholarly in nature, and should not have already appeared in print at the time of the ASSA meeting.
- Members submitting complete sessions or panels may include participants (paper presenters, discussants, and panelists) who are not members of the Association and who respect the goals and purposes of ACE.
Submission process:
- Email all submissions to Sarah Hamersma at sehamers@syr.edu. Please put “ACE 2024 submission” in the email subject line.
- Submissions will be evaluated by the ACE Executive Board and others selected by the Executive Board as necessary to evaluate specific proposals.
Questions? Contact ACE Vice President Sarah Hamersma, sehamers@syr.edu.
Call for papers for SEA conference session organized by ACE
ACE members are invited to submit papers for possible inclusion in a Presidential Session at the Southern Economic Association (Nov 2023 in New Orleans). The session will be organized by ACE member Ngina Chiteji. The attached call for papers provides details and contact information; submissions need to arrive to her by March 20 to be considered. We look forward to seeing what you’d like to share with ACE and the SEA!